Free Cozy Oversized Crochet Cardigan Pattern

Easy pattern to follow

This cardigan was easy and simple to make. The pattern was easy to follow. I consider myself an intermediate crocheter. I used Bernat dappled yarn and cut out and phased my colors to create a different look. Thank you for another beautiful pattern.

Quality of Product

5

Value of Product

5

So confusing! Icannot follow this pattern, awful!!

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  spinrite2025-01-30T03:53:10.000+00:00

Turned out great!

This is the first pattern I've ever used and it turned out great! I didn't have the right size hook on hand and ended up using a smaller one, so the finished product is really blocky, but that's in style. I changed up some of the colors for extra interest.

Quality of Product

5

Value of Product

5

• Turned out great! (Image 37707454)This is the first pattern I've ever used and it turned out great! I didn't have the right size hook on hand and ended up using a smaller one, so the finished product is really blocky, but that's in style. I changed up some of the colors for extra interest.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/5b72eb1a-fdb1-5f48-9f69-42ec4c9e28e3
• Turned out great! (Image 37707455)This is the first pattern I've ever used and it turned out great! I didn't have the right size hook on hand and ended up using a smaller one, so the finished product is really blocky, but that's in style. I changed up some of the colors for extra interest.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/cf7fa418-ddf7-5122-9bb4-b521a75fc670
• Turned out great! (Image 37707456)This is the first pattern I've ever used and it turned out great! I didn't have the right size hook on hand and ended up using a smaller one, so the finished product is really blocky, but that's in style. I changed up some of the colors for extra interest.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/eff407cc-e1da-57ac-b2aa-1d83b4db6faf

NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY

This pattern is so hard to understand and not at all beginner friendly as the site says it is. I asked other, more experienced, people to help and even they had a hard time understanding. Ultimately had to take the whole thing apart (lost half my yarn) and use a whole different pattern

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  spinrite2024-11-08T18:03:03.000+00:00

Horrible pattern instructions

My crochet skills are solid intermediate and maybe even advanced, but this pattern is so bad, I found it nearly impossible to follow. There are details missing and the pattern just does not provide enough detail to complete this without improvising or guessing. Just awful.

Quality of Product

1

Value of Product

1

• We are sorry to hear that the instructions were not clear to you. We are always happy to help. You can email inquire@yarnspirations.mom any time you have questions. This garment is constructed from side to side, making the fronts and back simultaneously.

  spinrite2024-07-19T12:55:11.000+00:00

Horrible writing

This is a beginner pattern for stitches only. It is not beginner for constructing the actual piece. Look at the questions, they are literally all about the same part of the pattern which makes no sense. I’m at an intermediate crochet level and this pattern is awful. So much information is left out or assumed common knowledge. The only way this would be a beginner pattern is if maybe a video accompanied it.

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  spinrite2024-04-19T16:36:39.000+00:00

Complicated not easy to understand

Pattern is complicated like adding back section and border, sleeves were too long had to improvise.

Quality of Product

2

Value of Product

3

• Complicated not easy to understandPattern is complicated like adding back section and border, sleeves were too long had to improvise.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/464a48ec-ca53-5a8b-98d4-a7f584a31f61

• Thank you for your feedback regarding the Bernat Cozy Oversized Crochet Cardigan. The construction of this cardigan is unique in that it is worked over the full length of the cardigan front-to-back, which can seem confusing when adding the center back piece. We’re glad you persevered! As for the length of the sleeves, matching your gauge (tension) to the gauge recommended in the pattern is vitally important for an accurate fit. We use industry standard body measurements to determine the measurements of the pieces. Some crocheters find they need to lengthen or shorten the sleeves even when they’re gauge matches because some people’s arms are shorter or longer than average. We hope you enjoy your final piece and we’d love to see photos! If you post on social media, please use #YARNSPO and tag us at @Yarnspirations on Instagram or find us on Facebook.

  spinrite2024-02-26T19:59:38.000+00:00

Very simple to make!

I made the Bernat Cozy Oversized Cardigan in just a couple of days. I used Bernat Blanket Yarn (the one called for in the pattern) and found the pattern to be very easy to understand. The only place I could see a beginner having a question about how this was written is where the right front side is attached. It is very simple although may seem odd to a beginner. Just chain and then attach with a dc to the dc at the neck - easy but looks wrong until you turn and crochet back. The jacket is true to size (remember to check gauge). I had to go up a hook size to match the gauge. I didn't like the sleeves so wide, so I decreased every other row from rows 7 - 15. Not totally in love with the bulkiness but this cardi is WARM!

Where on the sleeve do you start? At the shoulder end of the round or at the armpit end?

Is there a video for this pattern? It seems everyone is asking for help only to get the same answer but with no further explanation than what the pattern states

I have tried 3 different hooks sizing from 9-11 1/2 and I still can’t match gauge!! I’m at least 7 1/2 stitches using the 11 1/2. That’s my last hook size. I’m not a really loose crocher but what the heck…

Explain front and back. WS chain 43 now do I turn and dc in each ch minus 1 because it says next 42dc? Then it says Turn. Chain43 and 42 dc? 2nd row chain 3. 1 dc in each of next 41dc. 1 dc in each next 43 chain? Chain 43 then dc in each? Turn 85dc huh

Explain pattern border for cardigan please?

The directions for the right front and back are confusing. Do I attach the right front by sewing this panel to the existing left panel? The explanation below is very unclear; it just states the pattern again.

How do we work the right front and back? Do we chain 43 continuing on from the neck opening and back, or do we make the left side just like the right and just seam up the middle?

How do we work the right front and back? Do we chain 43 continuing on from the neck opening and back, or do we make the left side just like the right and just seam up the middle?

How do we attach the right side to the left side before the we sew up the seams? The way the pattern has it we work the right side separately.