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Explore our vast collection of 100+ free crochet cardigan patterns to find your next wardrobe staple. These designs feature the perfect blend of comfort and style – so once worn, you may never want to take them off! The selection features easy crochet cardigan patterns for beginners and textured intermediate projects so everyone can find a project tailored to their skill level.
Looking for a stylish crocheted cardigan for summer? Or perhaps a long crochet cardigan that makes a great winter layer? Don’t worry, in this collection, we have included designs for every season, so you can find both airy garments perfect for summer evenings and warm, chunky cardigans that will ward off the winter chill.
Crochet cardigans for women are timeless wardrobe additions great for layering. You can wear them over a regular T-shirt or elegant blouse or pair them with your favorite pair of jeans and a cozy scarf for added warmth. Browse the cardigan patterns below and expand your wardrobe with a new handmade layer today!
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The Granny Twister Cardigan by Tine Sommer Hansen delights with a beautiful eyelet texture and fabulous ombre design. If you are looking for a nice garment that will give you a bit of extra warmth during the summer months, look no further. This crochet cardigan comes in a lightweight fabric made of fingering yarn that...
This Art Class Cardi by Jennifer Dickerson makes a great option for women who love colors and stylish cuts. It features a fabulous eyelet texture and delightfully lightweight fabric you will appreciate wearing during the spring and summer months. This crochet cardigan has three-quarters sleeves that add to its elegant look while the no-buttons design...
The Campfire Cardigan by Jess Coppom makes a super cozy and beginner-friendly crochet piece you can wear all year around. It comes made in worsted yarn that is not overly bulky but is thick enough to give you enough warmth on chilly days. Its openwork texture makes it very breathable which means it will do...
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...
Learn more about cardigan crochet patterns by reading our answers to frequently asked questions.
Generally, a crochet cardigan can be completed within a week but it depends on your skill level and the complexity of the pattern. More elaborate designs will naturally take longer, while simple crochet cardigan projects that incorporate basic stitches will be quicker to complete. Having the right tools and yarn also helps streamline the process.
The best yarn for cardigans depends on the season. For breathable summer crochet cardigans use cotton or bamboo lightweight yarn. If you want to make a warm garment for cooler weather go for wool or acrylic yarns such as Red Heart Soft or Lion Brand Wool-Ease. The weight of the yarn you choose will affect not only the style but also the way the cardigan fits on the body. Remember to always refer to your pattern for the best yarn options.
Yes! There are many beginner-friendly patterns that provide detailed instructions on how to crochet a cardigan step by step. Most of them feature basic stitches like single or half double crochet giving you a great opportunity to practice your technique and make your first handmade garment. Make sure to use our filter options to look for easy projects designed exclusively for those new to crochet.
To ensure a good fit for your cardigan, always check your gauge before starting, as this impacts the final size. Many patterns include instructions for adjusting measurements like length and sleeve width. Choosing a slightly stretchy yarn and trying on the cardigan as you go can also help you achieve a comfortable, custom fit.
Yes, there are seamless crochet cardigan patterns. These projects usually use techniques like top-down or continuous rounds to eliminate the need for seams. Such patterns provide a smooth, streamlined look and are generally faster to assemble. Seamless cardigans are a great choice for those who prefer a more polished finish without extra sewing.
