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Crochet Ribbed Cardigan – US & UK Terminology

Crochet ribbed cardigan pattern in sizes X Small, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, XLarge, XXLarge, XXXLarge.

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We all love a crochet cardigan pattern free, right? There can never be enough crochet cardigan patterns for women.

There are so many styles, stitches and yarn combinations to try that, my brain overflows with inspiriation every time I grab that hook and yarn.

I always have 3 things in mind when I create my crochet cardigans design…

  • Comfort/style
  • Cost vs yarn type (sometimes it’s worth going that extra mile to be in love with your crochet cardigan project)
  • Stitches and WIP time

The style – do I want a long, duster like cardigan, a short, boxy cardigan, granny square cardigan etc etc – I usually take the season into account and go from there.

The crochet ribbed cardigan pattern I am sharing today, is perfect for autumn/winter with its tweed + wool combination. Economical to work up as the yarn comes in 400g skeins, I was super happy when all of these factors came together for the vision I had in mind.

Last but not least! The stitches?! I decided to go for something simple but effective. Saving the more intermediate stitches for the ribbed edging. Making this a pattern that works up quickly and is not too mind consuming to complete.

Pattern info

My free crochet cardigan pattern is written raglan style from the top down, Using markers to create the sleeve, Lapels and back section.

The ribbing is worked in rows back and forth in the pattern.

When working your increases – Make sure to read the pattern correctly!

Increases are worked in the stitch BEFORE and AFTER a marker stitch – Only one stitch will be placed in the same space as the marker.

Move marker up to new stitch for each row.

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This is a super easy crochet pattern- So easy it is a suitable free crochet cardigan pattern for beginners, You can also follow along with my step by step video tutorial!


This pattern is protected by international copyright laws and is intended for personal use only. (c) Peanut and Plum Designs  
Translating, altering, sharing, or publishing including selling is prohibited by any means.
You may make and sell products with this pattern but must give credit to Peanut and Plum as its designer.

If you have any queries when working on this pattern.
Please contact me on Support@peanutandplum.co.uk or through my website www.peanutandplum.co.uk

Yarn inspiration!

I have chosen to use James C Brett aran tweed yarn for this crochet ribbed cardigan. This has been my go to yarn for a number of products. It comes in an assortment of rustic colours and in large 400g skeins.

James C Brett rustic with tweed yarn is machine washable, durable, warm and soft to touch. Has a decent amount of stretch and is lovely to work with.

Suggested hook size is 5mm/H hook for the body. We will be working with a 6mm/J hook for the body to give it a softer drape and more ease for comfort.

The ribbing sections will use a 5mm/H hook

Crochet ribbed cardigan –

Printable ADVERTISEMENT FREE PDF written in US and UK terminology

What can you expect with the instant download printable pdf?!

A beautifully illustrated 11 page PDF (11 pages in US terminology & 11 pages in UK terminology)

01

Easy to follow crochet ribbed cardigan pattern – colour coordinated for each size. Just follow the colour co – ordinated instructions for your size. This really helps with any confusion over stitch count, rows and repeat sections.

02

Handy swatch for getting gauge just right. No need for a tape measure or ruler – just make your swatch and measure it up to the handy gauge tool included in pattern

03

Tips on how to customise to your measurements given in each section, helping you to get the perfect fit.

  • Pattern section information – to help you visualise the process section by section before you begin.
  • Materials and alternative yarn advice
  • Checklist to get you prepared to start your project
  • Full product support and license to sell products made using this pattern

Longline ribbed cardigan – US & UK terminology

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Longline ribbed crochet cardigan, Written in US & UK terminology. A classic rustic style cardigan in sizes XSmall, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, XLarge, XXLarge, XXLarge

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Materials checklist

  • 6mm/J crochet hook 5mm/H crochet hook
  • 4 stitch markers
  • Yarn scissors, Yarn needle, Tape measure
  • James C Brett – aran with tweed yarn X Small – 1325 yards
    Small – 1440 yards
    Medium – 1555 yards
    Medium/large – 1655 yards
    Large – 1785 yards
    X Large – 1890 yards
    XX Large 2015 yards
    XXX Large 2130 yards

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Pattern sections

Setup row

After working your desired amount of chains for your size, we will then work a sequence of stitches adding a marker as we go. This will mark where we want to add our increases.

Increase rows

Repeating rows of increases until we have the correct width and length for our sections

Sleeve separation

Separating our sleeve section from main body. Markers will be removed after this row

Body depth

Working repeat rows until we have the overall length of the cardigan – You can add or subtract rows here to customise length

Bottom ribbing

Adding our ribbing rows – Worked back and forth at the bottom edge of cardigan.

Sleeves

Joining to our sleeve seperation section. Working back and forth in rows to create our sleeve length and ribbed cuff – Sleeves are seemed after

Edging

Finishing off our cardigan with a thick ribbed edge, along each lapel and around the neckline

Pockets

Making two pockets separately and sewing onto the front lapels of our finished cardigan

Crochet ribbed cardigan -Stitch abbreviations US terminology

Ch – Chain

Slst – Slip stitch

Sc – Single crochet

Dc – Double crochet

Hdc – Half double crochet

FPDC – Front post double crochet

BPDC – Back post double crochet

Inc/ Dec – Increase/Decrease

MM – Move marker

FO – Fasten off

Crochet ribbed cardigan – Stitch abbreviations UK terminology

Ch – Chain

Slst – Slip stitch

Dc – Double crochet

Tr – Treble crochet

Htr – Half treblecrochet

FPTR – Front post treble crochet

BPTR – Back post treble crochet

Inc/ Dec – Increase/Decrease

MM – Move marker

FO – Fasten off

Finished sizes in ” inches

Some sections of the pattern can be customised to suit your needs – Body length, sleeve length, Ribbing thickness and cuff length.

Explanations on how to do this will be given when working these sections of pattern.

Crochet ribbed cardigan designed with positive ease of approx. 3-6 inches. Measured with cardigan flat on a table under arms

X Small – 32.75 chest circumference

Small – 35 inch chest circumference

Medium – 38 inch chest circumference

Med/large – 41 inch chest circumference

Large – 44 inch chest circumference

XLarge – 48 inch chest circumference

XXLarge – 52 inch chest circumference

XXXLarge – 56 inch chest circumference

Check gauge

Recommended hook size 6mm/J hook

adjust your hook size to meet gauge

if you alter hook size then go down 1mm in

hook size for ribbing

Crochet ribbed cardigan pattern

Longline ribbed cardigan – US & UK terminology

£4.55

Longline ribbed crochet cardigan, Written in US & UK terminology. A classic rustic style cardigan in sizes XSmall, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, XLarge, XXLarge, XXLarge

In stock

Category:

Crochet ribbed cardigan – UK Terminology

Crochet ribbed cardigan –

Printable ADVERTISEMENT FREE PDF written in US and UK terminology

What can you expect with the instant download printable pdf?!

A beautifully illustrated 11 page PDF (11 pages in US terminology & 11 pages in UK terminology)

01

Easy to follow crochet ribbed cardigan pattern – colour coordinated for each size. Just follow the colour co – ordinated instructions for your size. This really helps with any confusion over stitch count, rows and repeat sections.

02

Handy swatch for getting gauge just right. No need for a tape measure or ruler – just make your swatch and measure it up to the handy gauge tool included in pattern

03

Tips on how to customise to your measurements given in each section, helping you to get the perfect fit.

  • Pattern section information – to help you visualise the process section by section before you begin.
  • Materials and alternative yarn advice
  • Checklist to get you prepared to start your project
  • Full product support and license to sell products made using this pattern

Longline ribbed cardigan – US & UK terminology

£4.55

Longline ribbed crochet cardigan, Written in US & UK terminology. A classic rustic style cardigan in sizes XSmall, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, XLarge, XXLarge, XXLarge

In stock

Category:

I hope you enjoy my crochet ribbed cardigan pattern!
Peanut and Plum

Emma is craft and design blogger, where she writes about everything handmade, crafts, DIY gifts, and a bit of Motherhood which is her inspiration. She’s in love with all things Homely, Handmade, chic and rustic.

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