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Hello there, trendy people! How are your autumn wardrobes looking so far? With these crochet patterns for Chic Pullovers, you will make them look legendary!
Yes, these fashionable pullovers and sweaters really are that special! Believe us, we know how to recognize patterns that will let you stand out even from the most fabulous crowd! If you enjoy crocheting modern pieces of clothing and trendy accessories, you have certainly landed in the right corner of our website today. You don’t have to worry about getting bored during all the long evenings ahead of us! And you most definitely don’t have to worry about getting cold anymore! Which pullovers will become your personal favorites? We can’t wait to find that out! The links to free patterns are under the photos.
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Chic Crochet Pullovers with Free Patterns
Bulky Cable Sweater
This design by A Plush Pineapple makes our fashion-loving hearts beat so fast! Seriously, it is all we could dream about this time of the year! Warm, comfy, so stylish! We would certainly mix it with jeans and long boho skirts. What is your vision? Let us know!
The original pattern and the photos are available on A Plush Pineapple:
Bandia Sweater
Minimalism with a trendy twist! This is what we love this pattern by Bella Coco Crochet for! It’s quite lightweight for autumn and winter, therefore it will be perfect with leather jackets and long coats. Can you imagine all the fabulous outfits? Grab your hook!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Bella Coco Crochet:
Ridgeway Sweater
We are definitely crazy about this sweater by Crazy 4 Crochet Momma! How about you? It is so modern and stylish! Every fashion icon that reads our blog is certainly already in love with this awesome design. Who said sweaters can’t be chic and original?
The original pattern and the photos are available on Furls Crochet:
More info on Ravelry here.
Cowl Neck Pullovers with Free Crochet Patterns
Washington Park Cowl-Neck Sweater
Who doesn’t like a little retro charm at the beginning of the cold season? Autumn and winter are the perfect time for heart-warming designs, without a doubt. This beautiful sweater by Natasha Robarge with a warm cowl reminds us of childhood days spent playing in the open air and drinking hot cocoa!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet with Carrie:
More info on Ravelry here.
Cozy Turtleneck Sweater
What a delightful pattern for autumn and winter! This awesome, thick, soft turtleneck will help you get through the cold months safe and sound, without a doubt. If you like neutral colors, go for the one Carrie M Chambers chose. It’s so chic!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet with Carrie:
More info on Ravelry here.
Woman’s Curvy Cowl Pullover
Have you ever wanted to crochet a warm, drapey sweater, but thought it would be a too daunting project? The crochet Curvy Pullover by Yarnspirations is just the thing to convince you otherwise. This is an easy pattern making use of a few basic stitches and shaping techniques to make a thick, cozy, and free-flowing pullover that will be a great thing for a cold fall evening or a casual day. It would also work well in a chilly office if your boss is not the kind to sneer at a casual accent.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Yarnspirations:
Kids Curvy Cowl Pullover
The awesome Curvy Cowl Pullover can be a fashionable outfit for kids too, especially for autumn and winter, when they like to spend hours playing outside. What are your little fashion icons’ favorite colors? Discuss it with them and get equipped with the right kind of yarn!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Yarnspirations:
Mysa Velvet Sweatshirt
This ultra comfortable sweater is coziness embodied. This pattern is easy to make, and yields a beautiful, warm and soft-to-the-touch sweater perfect for those days at home or the cottage, when you just need to snuggle into something warm. If this is with a cup of hot chocolate in your hand, all the better. Mysa, Swedish for cozy, and it matches the name.
The original pattern and the photos are available on 1dogwoof.com:
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