Dropping the shoulder seam down the arm is what makes a plus size crochet christmas sweater sit oversized rather than just large. Panels work flat, so the fit comes from the measurements rather than any shaping. Red and white houndstooth across the whole body, large red bobbles down every inch of the sleeves and a…
Cats are narrower through the chest than dogs of the same length, so this free dog crochet christmas sweater pattern for dogs and cats runs the leg openings closer together and keeps the body tube snug rather than roomy. Stripes work in rows up the body with a ribbed collar at the neck. Nothing here…
Two slit openings set well forward take the front legs on this crochet dog sweater free pattern easy, and the ribbed collar holds it in place rather than letting it slide back. Stripes work in rows so no colour gets carried up the inside. Grey and red stripes run the length of this free crochet…
Losing the sleeves takes an ugly christmas sweater vest down to two flat panels, which is the difference between finishing before the party and not. Armholes get edged rather than shaped, so nothing complicated happens at the shoulder. No sleeves means half the work of a full sweater, which is the practical argument for this…
Clashing stripes and a snowman across the chest are what make an ugly christmas sweater crochet pattern work as intended. Flat panels seamed at the sides, with the snowman appliquéd on after the front is finished. A snowman with a black top hat, a white snowflake, a green bauble and a red swirl, all sitting…
Herringbone texture across the whole body gives this crochet wrap around sweater pattern free its look without a single colour change. The stitch pulls tighter than plain rows, so buy more yarn than the yardage suggests and swatch before you start. The crossover wrap front on this cornflower blue sweater gives it a distinctly elegant…
Cuffs worked into each end keep this crochet sweater scarf wrap on your shoulders rather than sliding off every time you move. The body is one long rectangle, so the only measuring is deciding how far down your arms the cuffs should sit. Made from a single long rectangular panel that wraps and crosses at…
Two flat rectangles seamed at the sides give you a crochet wrap with sleeves free pattern without a single shaped stitch. Nothing here needs an armhole or a gauge swatch you have to hit exactly, so a first garment is realistic. Forest green and a deep crossover v-neckline make this crochet wrap sweater one of…
Written stitch counts for XS through 2XL mean no grading a crochet wrap sweater pattern yourself, which is where most free garment patterns leave you. The crossover front ties at the waist, so the fit stays forgiving even if your gauge runs slightly off. Variegated peach yarn drifting through coral, blush and warm cream gives…
Asymmetrical crochet sweater with one side falling longer than the other, which breaks the straight hem every crochet garment seems to end on. The uneven line skims over the hip instead of cutting across it. Free pattern, and you will want a second one in another colour. A one-shoulder asymmetrical neckline tied with a ribbon…
