Printed crochet cardigan pattern
Every single year I have the same problem: the weather turns really cold and I want a new handmade jumper RIGHT AWAY! I never seem to be able to think ahead to start making it in while the sun is still shining in summer. Even as the leaves start to turn and fall, but the days are still warm, I’m still in denial. The cold snap cardigan solves the problem, it’s a super chunky, super snuggly and
most importantly super quick to make.
And yes, it has pockets! And they are cleverly integrated into the hem. Because you’d rightly expect nothing less from a cosy cardigan from The Crochet Project.
We’ve used a DK (light worsted) weight yarn held double as this means you get a better drape than you would with a chunky yarn, but different options for yarn combinations are listed.
This pattern is sold as a pattern duo with the Winter is Coming Cardigan, a DK single strand version with additional sizing options.
4 sizes with variations for arms back and chest
DK Weight: 250m/100g
1715 - 2972 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
9mm hook
6mm hook
7 removable stitch markers
rib: 20 sts & 16 rows
pattern: 16 sts & 10 rows
Printed crochet cardigan pattern
Every single year I have the same problem: the weather turns really cold and I want a new handmade jumper RIGHT AWAY! I never seem to be able to think ahead to start making it in while the sun is still shining in summer. Even as the leaves start to turn and fall, but the days are still warm, I’m still in denial. The cold snap cardigan solves the problem, it’s a super chunky, super snuggly and
most importantly super quick to make.
And yes, it has pockets! And they are cleverly integrated into the hem. Because you’d rightly expect nothing less from a cosy cardigan from The Crochet Project.
We’ve used a DK (light worsted) weight yarn held double as this means you get a better drape than you would with a chunky yarn, but different options for yarn combinations are listed.
This pattern is sold as a pattern duo with the Winter is Coming Cardigan, a DK single strand version with additional sizing options.
4 sizes with variations for arms back and chest
DK Weight: 250m/100g
1715 - 2972 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
9mm hook
6mm hook
7 removable stitch markers
rib: 20 sts & 16 rows
pattern: 16 sts & 10 rows
