This cardigan is an easy top down project. The cardigan begins at the neck and is worked back and forth in half double crochet until reaching the underarms. On every row the yoke of the cardigan is increased along raglan lines. After the yoke is completed, the cardigan continues in a solid shell stitch pattern. This double breasted cropped cardigan is meant to be close-fitting with a slightly boxy shape, but it is easy to adjust both the sleeve and body length. This pattern is available for free Cropped Crochet Cardigan(updated0909)
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Posted by: Bethany | 20 August 2011 at 04:00 PM
Hi I'm somewhat a beginner and I'm having the worst time with the yolk part of the pattern. =( I have two raglan lines but my other stitch markers are all over the place! Is there a step by step tutorial out there anywhere?
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Posted by: Form an LLC in PA | 19 January 2012 at 05:19 PM
This is the first time I am ever attempting something like this and am a little confused right from the get go. When it says "Repeat Row 2, 17 (21, 24, 28) more times increasing 8 sts each row. Ending with 258 (300, 334, 376) hdc." I wouldn't technically be repeating row 2 exactly because of the increases, right? Do I just make sure all the place markers line up? (I've also never done a project with place markers!) Thanks in advance for your help!
Posted by: Laura | 02 March 2012 at 04:47 PM
What a great pattern - thanks for offering it! I am a knitter and have only recently begun to dabble in crochet - I cant wait to try this out!
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Posted by: flash game index | 10 July 2012 at 06:04 PM
hi, when it says to increase eight stitches every row does it mean to just do eight stitches increase or does it mean to add on the the previous stiches so if I started with 3 stitches each for increase and added 2 more to each 3 stitch increase and then kept adding two more to equal eight more stitches each row would that be right???
Posted by: katherine | 24 September 2012 at 12:39 PM