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The Habitat Cardigan

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The Habitat Cardigan
Two pictures of a woman wearing a grey cardigan.

The beginner-friendly Habitat Cardigan crochet pattern by Jess Coppom will make the comfiest throw-on you can imagine. It has a long cut and oversized fit that all body types will find incredibly comfortable. It’s a perfect piece that can be dressed up or dressed down. Wear it casually at home or put it on when going out on the town. It will work great both ways!

What Crochet Stitches Are Used in This Pattern?

This shrug-like crochet cardigan for beginners features a wonderful texture created with the suzette stitch. It’s a simple but very beautiful stitch that uses an easy combination of single crochet and double crochet stitches. Moreover, the garment has a stylish ribbing and a wide collar worked with single crochets.  

What Is the Recommended Yarn Weight for This Project?

While making this crochet cocoon cardigan, go for medium-weight yarn to produce a warm fabric very soft to the touch. The sample visible in the pictures was crafted with Lion Brand Heartland, which is a 100% yarn with a delightful drape and very light feel. 

Don’t be afraid to experiment with different colors, but you must admit that the classic gray looks really stunning on this handmade cardigan!

How to Crochet the Habitat Cardigan

Would love to add it to your wardrobe this fall? If so, grab your crochet hook and get down to work because this cardigan crochet pattern is as easy as pie.

You will start by making a simple rectangle worked with the suzette stitch. Once done, you need to fold it in half and sew together the sides, leaving space for the arms. The next steps involve adding beautifully ribbed sleeves and a cozy collar. It’s as simple as that!

Easy-to-Follow Video Tutorial

Whether you’re a beginner or simply prefer visual guides to written instructions, below you will find a helpful video tutorial created by Jess Coppom.

 

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