Crochet sweaters are the coziest companions for the harsh, bitter winters. As an alternative to buying expensive wool sweaters, though, try giving a crochet sweater pattern a try instead!
Crochet sweater patterns aren’t as hard as they might seem – most sweater patterns use basic crochet stitches, but there are some that use more complicated techniques and color changes. Don’t be intimidated, though, because no matter your skill level, you absolutely can crochet a sweater.
Find something with basic crochet stitches to start out, and then you can start working on designs with intricate stitches, complicated colorwork and even fun shaping styles.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert crocheter, you’ll be able to find the best crochet sweater pattern for you! Don’t be scared, try a sweater pattern today!
By Brandy Lynn,,,, from the The Color of the Year Collection: 2023 Magenta issue
As the summer heat slowly fades into cooler temperatures, this lovely multi-colored sweater is just what you need to stay warm. The Changing Seasons Sweater is created with a lovely scalloped and ribbed design to flatter any figure and features shades of browns, reds and purples. Button accents at the waist and cuff areas also add fashionable flair to this design.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard,,,, from the October 2015 issue
Bring the colors of the season into your wardrobe using this unique crocheted vest. This intermediate pattern has an open front with a V-neckline and is perfect for cool fall days.
View ProjectBy Angelia Robinson,,,, from the Summer-Ready Cardigans to Crochet Collection issue
Time-honored pineapple lace gets an update with this modern cardigan. Set into a field of simple double crochet, vertical lace panels create visual interest and figure-flattering lines. Whether you wear it to the office or out to a weekend brunch, this versatile garment is sure to become a wardrobe stable.
View ProjectBy Denise Lavoie,,,, from the August 2014 issue
This slouchy, open-front cardigan is worked bottom-up in one piece and splits to complete the sleeves, so construction is easy and finishing minimal. Add to that some lovely alpaca silk yarn, an engagingly simple and good-looking lace pattern and pretty sleeve shaping at cuff, and you’ve got a go-to sweater to transition between seasons. It works equally well over weekend jeans or dressed up with a crisp shirt for work.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard,,,, from the The Lavender Haze Crochet Collection issue
This gorgeous cropped cardi features an open front with a V-neckline and a beautiful filet crochet pattern that is worked along the front edge and neckline. Perfect for layering over a sun dress or a basic tank top, this intermediate-level cardigan is finished with beautiful pearl buttons.
View ProjectBy Dora Ohrenstein,,,, from the The Maroon Collection issue
Ready for a new twist on the mesh sweater? The Plum Raspberry Pullover features variegated yarn and spidery diamonds down the center front to add a fashion forward flair to your everyday winter-wear.
View ProjectBy Denise Lavoie,,,, from the June 2014 issue
This open-front cardigan is a breeze to make. Boasting beautiful yarn and subtle vertical lines, this top is a great way to transition between seasons.
View ProjectBy Jill Wright,,,, from the June 2014 issue
Wrap shades of plum around your shoulders as you wear your favorite white dress. Airy and majestic, this is the perfect summer cardigan.
View ProjectBy Mary Beth Temple,,,, from the The Signature Spring Cardigan Collection issue
Light and lacy, this oversized top with cropped sleeves is perfect to toss on over a swimsuit or tank top at the beach. This variation on a traditional butterfly stitch makes a fabric that’s chic and reversible.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard,,,, from the April 2014 issue
This beautiful cardigan is worked from one cuff to the other. It follows a wonderful textured pattern that creates vertical stripes for a flattering look.
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