Caron

Free Crochet Slounge Perfect Phasing Pullover Pattern

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Pattern Details
The mesmerizing effect on this crochet pullover is achieved with Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing.

Pattern Revised & Updated on 12-19-23

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Free Easy Crochet Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Men

Show your casual side with this toasty crochet pullover that's worked side to side in one piece! Stitched using Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing, you'll work in a variation of the half double crochet stitch and do half double crochet in the horizontal bar, seaming, single crochet, and single crochet in back loop techniques. This pullover really showcases the gorgeous ombre effect of the yarn. All you have to do is select the shade you love!

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    When starting the back neck do you join the yarn from where you have finished the front neck or do you fasten off and start the back neck with a new piece of yarn?

    Glesgagirl1

    Any updates to this pattern?

    Yarngardener1

    So we ignore the 48 chains at the end of Right Sleeve directions. Are we still meant to fasten off after the chain 48 at the beginning of the Body directions? Do we fasten off on WS of sleeve?

    Howdo1

    Hi, I feel you may have a duplicate chain in your pattern. Right before you fasten off first sleeve, you chain 48. Then chain 48 again. Then 50. Do you really mean to start the body section by chaining 50, then continue with row 2 of body section?

    ladycatlady2
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