On dreary, cold winter days, when I have no intention of leaving the house, there’s nothing like staying cozy while I crochet with my kitties. And a stay-in-my-pjs day isn’t complete without plenty of coffee, a bit of the ID channel, and my favorite handmade cardigan. I’ve recently been obsessed with the selection of crochet sweater patterns hitting Pinterest and Etsy lately. I’m so impressed with how crochet designers are manipulating simple shapes to make chunky cardigans and oversized sweaters. I’ve gathered a few of my favorites for you to try.
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1. The Habitat Cardigan
Image and Pattern: Make and Do Crew
2. Bubblegum Pullover
Image and Pattern: Sewrella
3. Veronica Cardi
Image and Pattern: TL Yarn Crafts
4. Granite Cardigan
Image and Pattern: All About Ami
5. Drop Stitch Cardigan
Image and Pattern: Mama In A Stitch
6. Big Chill Cardigan
Image and Pattern: Simone Francis for Simply Crochet
7. Night Lights Sweater
Image and Pattern: Two of Wands
8. Mint Kimono Jacket
Image and Pattern: The Sewing Box Club
9. The Quick Cocoon
Image and Pattern: Lion Brand Yarn
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I have made the Veronica Cardi and the Granite Cardigan. Love them both- especially how quickly the Veronica Cardi works up! The Mint Kimono Jacket is something I haven’t seen before. Nice round-up!
Thanks for your kind words on the Veronica Cardi! I’ve added that Mint Kimono to my to-make list, for sure!
I love your designs! Is the Veronica Cardi one piece, or is it separate pieces to be joined together? Would it be suitable for a boucle yarn?
Hi Marie! Thanks so much for your kind words. The Veronica Cardi is made from a few pieces that are then sewn together. I think it would look lovely in a boucle yarn. Maybe consider a traditional yarn for the ribbing sections.
I love to wear a good cardigan! I never thought to crochet one! great designs
The link for the drop stitch Cardigan takes me to the granite Cardigan. Please help.
Fixed 🙂