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Camellia Cardigan

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Camellia Cardigan
a green crochet pocket cardigan

The Camellia Cardigan by Michelle Ferguson is a beautiful crochet garment that adds versatility and style to your wardrobe year-round. Its modern design features a textured stitch pattern that brings depth and elegance, making it perfect for layering during cool mornings or chilly evenings. With a relaxed fit, ribbed cuffs, and functional pockets, this cozy crochet cardigan blends comfort and style for any occasion.

Materials You’ll Need to Create the Perfect Cardigan

For this project, DK weight yarn is recommended, with Paintbox Simply DK being an excellent choice. This 100% acrylic yarn comes in a variety of colors, allowing you to choose between vibrant hues and neutral tones.

The 5.0 mm crochet hook is perfect for achieving the right stitch definition and creating a cozy texture.

Step-by-Step Guide to Crocheting Your Camellia Cardigan

The crochet cardigan pattern will suit intermediates but adventurous beginners can give it a try too. The garment is made up of two front panels and one back panel that are sewn together to create the base. After that, you’ll add the sleeves and trim to finish the piece.

The pattern uses simple stitches like single crochets and double crochets, with ribbed cuffs and optional pockets adding both detail and utility.

How to Add Pockets to Your Crochet Cardigan

Adding pockets to your Camellia Cardigan enhances both its practicality and style. The pockets are worked separately and typically measure around 6” x 7”, but you can customize them to your preferred size. Once you’ve finished crocheting the pockets, simply sew them onto the cardigan, ensuring they’re evenly placed on the front panels.

You can also add extra details to the pockets or line them for durability, giving your cardigan a polished look.

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