The weather’s a changin’
Consequently, it’s time to start crocheting cardigans. Therefore, here are some ideas for a women’s hoodie cardigan that you will love. Moreover, they are beautiful and will be a masterful touch for your fall wardrobe. Without a doubt, each one of these gorgeous sweaters will be a perfect, cozy wrap to keep warm and stylish. However, even better, they will also make great Christmas gifts for someone special. Finally, they will give you that perfect look with the addition of any outfit you will wear.
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The Campfire Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
Without a doubt, you will love this pattern, for a women’s hoodie cardigan. Overall, this quick cardigan, which can be easily customized to fit your body, is made of 2 simple granny hexagons. Consequently, its light and airy texture will play well with different color schemes, and if you vary the yarn weight, you will be able to ensure its preferred warmth. To summarize, the campfire cardigan can be easily made with or without a hood. Finally, this is a great project for a garment that will be a hit at any campfire or backyard barbecue. Best of all, it doesn’t require much effort as it’s made of two simple grannies! So convenient, right?
Skills: Easy   Designer: Jess Coppom
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about projects from photos you can find here.
Pinwheel Sweater
Next, this women’s hoodie cardigan is a trip down amnesia lane. Indeed, this is a super boho, hippy trippy casual sweater for all those informal and fun occasions. Moreover, as you can see, there need be no rhyme nor reason for the color choices, so it’s a perfect stash buster.
Skills: Easy   Designer: Amy Depew
The original pattern is available at The Laughing Willow:
Finally, the Revival Granny women’s hoodie cardigan is an amazing pattern because you can give your project any look you want from a vintage-looking traditional granny to a modern summer fancy cardigan simply by concatenating livelier or calmer color combos.
Skills: Easy      Designer: Jess Coppom
The full article about this pattern is on makeanddocrew.com blog:
