Free Adult Crochet Crew Neck Pullover Pattern
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3.756 Confusing instructions
I’m currently working on the [Pattern Name] (Men’s Pullover) and I’ve reached the armhole shaping on the back panel. The instructions say: “Skip first 8 sts, join yarn with sl st to next dc, ch 1, 1 sc in same sp as last sl st, pattern across next 50 sts.” However, in my stitch sequence, after skipping 8 stitches from the edge, the 9th stitch is a SC and the 10th is the next DC. So to follow the instruction literally (“join to next dc”), I have to skip 9 stitches instead of 8, which leaves 7 unworked stitches at the opposite side instead of 8. Could you please confirm whether this is correct — that the join should be made into the first DC (even if it means skipping 9 stitches) — or if the intention was to join after skipping exactly 8 stitches regardless of stitch type? Thank you very much for your time and for clarifying this detail!
Nick Jordan1511-
The intention is to join the yarn after skipping exactly 8 sts. Your 9th stitch should be a dc if you last worked a WS row as stated in the previous section of the pattern. If you did not end on a WS row, measure your work again to be sure it is 16-inches (for women’s version) or 17- inches (for men’s version) long. If it is short of or exactly on 16” (or 17”) work a WS row before proceeding to the “Shape Armholes” section. If it is too long, you may opt to rip out one row so the last row worked was a WS row.
spinrite
Perfect pattern
This pattern is super easy to follow along and very easy to adjust.
greyd551- Perfect patternThis pattern is super easy to follow along and very easy to adjust.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/c38c010d-b860-5699-8a21-88b92da2fad1
My go to pattern
Have been using this pattern for years. Have made it 40+ times. Use it for cardigans also. Use my own stitches. Great pattern, easy to follow.
Poochy 89551terrible
the body was ok, but the sleeves are horrid. completely disproportionate and an overall waist of yarn and time.
mjlw1511- Quality of Product
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We are sorry to hear you do not like the outcome of your Caron Adult Crochet Crew Neck Pullover. If you’re open to providing additional details about your project, we would love to help you work it out so that it fits really nicely. What was the yarn you used for your project? Which size did you make? What is the chest measurement of the intended wearer of the sweater? How many stitches do you get over 4-inches/10cm on the body and on the sleeves? How many rows do you get over 4-inches/10cm on the body and on the sleeves? Please email us at inquire@yarnspirations.mom so we can better assist you. We are here for you and ready to help you love what you make if you’re interested. All the best.
spinrite
Beautiful sweater pattern
I really love this pattern. I have made 5 of these sweaters and they all came out great. My husband got a complement from a coworker last week. He said it was the nicest Crochet sweater he had ever seen. I am currently working on 3 more now. I have used all kinds of yarn and I use a 4.5 mm for cuffs and a 5.5 mm for The main body. The pattern is easy to understand and Great for a beginner.
Sparky551- Quality of Product
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Perfect go-to pattern
I have always seen a handmade sweater as the perfect gift. I have made 3 of these sweaters, and they all turned out beautifully! This pattern is quick and easy and my ultimate go-to crochet sweater pattern. If I had to choose another pattern as my go-to, it would be a crochet sweater that is a bit more relaxed and loose fitting but other than that, the stitch is beautiful and the sizing is accurate.
vanzyl.dane551- Quality of Product
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Hi, just a question about the front, the pattern days work from * to * as given for the back, cont even in pat over 49 it's until armhole measures 8 rows less thank ack. Does this mean the front its 12 stitches smaller than the back? thanks
Saz B1On the sleeve, when it says “Repeat 3rd to 6th rows 2 (3-3-4-6-7) times more, does this mean inclusive of the 6th row (as in 2 increases per repeat). There is only 1 increase in the 3 “Next row” rows. Thanks
Rick381Confused with Front instruction where it says x amount of sts until armhole measures 8 rows less than back to shoulder???
Patriot Gayle1Where can I find the schematic for setting in the sleeves? Another question was answered by saying there is a schematic but I can’t find it
Rlynng1How long does it take to make this sweater?
crochetperson51I’m about to start the finishing section, do I put right sides of the panels together to sew up the left shoulder seam and keep it like that until everything’s joined? Thanks
Peej1On the sleeves, where it says "Cont even in pat until work from lower edge measures", does this mean from the very first row we did of the sleeves or where the increasing rows stop?
sofia1Working on Medium size sleeve. I have the sleeve at the finished length of 20in long. It is not long enough for my husband's arm, can I add 2 more inches to the sleeves?
Needs help1Sleeve: do you continue to increase the stitches up to 18 inches? Or do you stop increasing after the "next rows" section? Picture shows sleeve increases until last few rows
Needs help1Hi, I'm about to start the sleeves but I'm a bit confused by the section: "Sew in sleeves, placing rows above markers along unworked sts of Front and Back to form square armholes." I don't understand what I'm supposed to do.
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