Chunky crochet sweater – Weave stitch
Chunky crochet sweater pattern free in sizes X Small, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, X Large, XX Large, XXX Large.
Read more: Chunky crochet sweater – Weave stitchI am in LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! This Chunky crochet sweater fits like a glove and is unlike any other crochet sweater free pattern I have seen.
There are so many styles, stitches and yarn combinations to try, I really wanted to design something different that would be super comfortable and stylish.
Maybe it was a bit of a risk to use the basket weave stitch, usually used for soft furnishings and blankets! It was worth it!
The texture is beautiful, it goes so well with the muted autumn colours of James C Bretts marble chunky yarn. I am already thinking my mini me has to have one and maybe I NEED one in another colour.
The chunky crochet sweater pattern I am sharing with you today, is perfect for autumn/winter with its autumn colours and chunky basket weave stitch combination. Economical to work up as the yarn comes in 200g skeins, I was super happy when all of these factors came together and my sweater design became reality.
Ok, so the stitches… this is an intermediate – advanced pattern. There are lots of combinations of post stitches including treble (double treble) post stitches. However, if you are in love with the sweater, I have included a full stitch explanation and “How to” section, along with a step by step photo tutorial in my digital Pdf.
Pattern info
My chunky crochet sweater pattern is written This pattern is written from the bottom up,
The ribbing is worked in rows back and forth in the pattern.
You will be making a front piece, back piece and x2 sleeves and seaming them together.
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The laid back, hippie style to this free spirit crochet sweater pattern is right on style. Have you checked out the high streets lately? The granny square is in! I have created this crochet pattern and video tutorial for you in UK and US Terminology
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 [email protected] or through my website www.peanutandplum.co.uk
Yarn inspiration!
I have chosen to use James C Brett marble chunky yarn in colour MC7 for this chunky crochet sweater . This has been my go to yarn for a number of projects – Check out my Boho festival hoodie. It comes in an assortment of rustic colours and in large 200g skeins.
James C Brett marble chunky 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 6mm.
Chunky crochet sweater
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Easy to follow chunky crochet sweater 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.
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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
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In depth stitch explanation with step by step “How to” to help you perfect each stitch
- 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
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Pattern sections
Bottom ribbing
Working back and forth in the back loop of stitches to create ribbed edging for the bottom of sweater
Body section
Using the weave stitch technique to work the sweater length and width
Back section
Repeating the same steps in bottom ribbing and body section to make a second piece for the back of sweater
Cuff
Working back and forth in the back loop of stitches to create a ribbed cuff for the sleeves of sweater.
Sleeve length
Using the weave stitch technique to work the length and width of sleeve. Repeating these steps to make a second sleeve.
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
Seaming
Seaming pieces together to construct sweater.
Neckline
Completing sweater by adding a neckline to the constructed sweater
Chunky crochet sweater -Stitch abbreviations US terminology
Ch – Chain
Slst – Slip stitch
Sc – Single crochet
Dc – Double crochet
Tr – Treble crochet
FPDC – Front post double crochet
BPDC – Back post double crochet
FPTR – Front post treble crochet
BPTR – Back post treble crochet
SCBLO – Single crochet back loop only
Chunky crochet sweater – Stitch abbreviations UK terminology
Ch – Chain
Slst – Slip stitch
Dc – Double crochet
Tr – Treble crochet
Dtr – Double treble crochet
DTRF – Raised double treble front
DTRB – Raised double treble back
TRF – Treble crochet front post
TRB – Treble crochet back post
DCBLO – Double crochet back loop only
Finished sizes in ” inches
Chunky crochet sweater designed with positive ease of approx. 2-3 inches. Measured with sweater flat on a table under arms around the chest circumference.
Designed with positive ease of approx. 2 inches. Measured with cardigan flat on a table under arms
X Small – 35 chest circumference
Small – 37 inch chest circumference
Medium – 39 inch chest circumference
Med/large – 43 inch chest circumference
Large – 47 inch chest circumference
XLarge – 51 inch chest circumference
XXLarge – 55 inch chest circumference
XXXLarge – 59 inch chest circumference
Check gauge
Recommended hook size 6mm/J hook
The gauge for this pattern is
Ribbing — 17 stitches & 12 rows: SC (US) DC (UK) Back loop only
Weave stitch -12 stitches x 7 rows
Chunky crochet sweater pattern
Chunky crochet sweater – US Terminology
Pattern is written starting with size X Small first, subsequent sizes are written in parenthesis
X Small, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, X Large, XX Large, XXX Large
Bottom ribbing
Beginning chain: Using the 6mm/J crochet hook
work a total of: 17, (19, 21, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23) Chains.
Bottom ribbing
ROW 1: Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook
work 16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) Sc across, Ch1, turn
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) stitches
Row 2:
Single crochet in the back loop only – in each stitch across,
Ch1. turn
16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) stitches
Rows 3 – 44(52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100)
Turn your work and Ch 1, you will work along the flat edge at the top of your piece.
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
Work 44(52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) Sc (1 stitch in the top of each row) across
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches
Body section
Chain 3 turn,
Chain 3 counts as 1st Treble crochet throughout!
Row 1: Tr into next stitch, Tr in
each Stitch across. Chain 3, Turn.
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches
Row 2: FPTR around next 3
sts, *BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 stitches repeat from * Tr in the last stitch.
Row 3: Ch 3, BPTR around next 3 sts, *FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Row 4: Ch 3, BPTR around next 3 sts, *FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Row 5: CH 3, FPTR around next 3 sts, *BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Repeat Rows 2 – 5,
7 (9, 13, 17, 17, 17, 17, 17) more times.
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches.
Ch 3, turn
Sizes – X Small Small
ROW 1: BPTR around next 3 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 20(28) sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 36 (40) sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
Sizes – Medium, Medium/Large, Large
CH 3, turn.
ROW 1: BPTR around next 3 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 28 (36) (44) sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 28(36)(44)sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch.
Sizes – X Large
Ch 3, turn.
ROW 1: BPTR around next 3 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 44 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts ,Tr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 44 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
XX Large,
Ch3 , turn
ROW 1: BPTR around next 3 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 44 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 44 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
XXX Large,
Ch3 , turn
ROW 1: BPTR around next 3 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts Sc in the next 44 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. FPTR around next 3 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, Sc in the next 44 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
Repeat bottom ribbing and body section steps and create a second piece exactly the same
Cuff
Beginning chain: Using the 6mm/J crochet hook
work a total of: 10, (11, 12, 13, 13, 13, 13, 13) Chains.
Ribbing
ROW 1: Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook
work 9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) Sc across, Ch1, turn
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) stitches
Row 2:
Single crochet in the back loop only – in each stitch across,
Ch1. turn
9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) stitches
Rows 3 – 30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50)
Turn your work and Ch 1, you will work along the flat edge at the top of your piece.
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
Work 30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) Sc (1 stitch in the top of each row) across
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches
Sleeve length
Chain 3 turn,
Chain 3 counts as 1st Treble crochet throughout!
Row 1: Tr into next stitch, Tr in
each Stitch across. Chain 3, Turn.
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches
Row 2: FPTR around next 3
sts, *BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 stitches repeat from * Tr in the last stitch.
Row 3: Ch 3, BPTR around next 3 sts, *FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Row 4: Ch 3, BPTR around next 3 sts, *FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Row 5: CH 3, FPTR around next 3 sts, *BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Tr in the last stitch.
Repeat Rows 2 – 5,
5 (5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6) more times.
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches.
Fasten off and leave a long tail approximately 1.5 times the length of your sleeve.
Fold your sleeve and seem along the long edge. Fasten with a few knots at each end to secure.
Seaming
Place your two body pieces together – There is no right side as pieces are reversible!
Seam shoulders – DO NOT sew the Sc stitches ( this is your neck line opening)
Next seam along each side from the bottom up – Leave
16(18, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 26) stitches from shoulder seam – creating an armhole for adding your sleeves.
Place your sleeves inside the sweater and line up the top sleeve edge with sleeve hole – NOT THE RIBBED CUFF END!
Sew your sleeves to your sweater
Turn sweater right side out
Neckline
Join your hook into the stitch on the right side next to your shoulder seam.
Row 1: Dc in each stitch around your neckline. Join with a slip stitch into top of first Dc. Ch 3, Turn
40(56, 56, 64, 64, 88, 88, 88) stitches
Row 2: *Fpdc in the next st, Bpdc in the next st,* repeat from * Slst into top of Ch 3, Ch3, turn
Row 3: *Bpdc in next st, FPdc in next st* repeat from * Slst into top of Ch 3, Ch3, turn
Row 4 – 6 (7, 8, 8, 8, 9, 9, 9) repeat rows 2 & 3. Slip stitch into top of Ch3,
Fasten off and weave in your end.
Chunky crochet sweater pattern – UK Terminology
Chunky crochet sweater –
Printable ADVERTISEMENT FREE PDF written in US and UK terminology
What can you expect with the instant download printable pdf?!
A beautifully illustrated 16 page PDF (16 pages in US terminology & 16 pages in UK terminology)
01
Easy to follow chunky crochet sweater 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
- 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
Pattern is written starting with size X Small first, subsequent sizes are written in parenthesis
X Small, Small, Medium, Medium/Large, Large, X Large, XX Large, XXX Large
Beginning chain: Using the 6mm/J crochet hook
work a total of: 17, (19, 21, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23) Chains.
Bottom ribbing
ROW 1: Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook
work 16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) Dc across, Ch1, turn
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) stitches
Row 2:
Double crochet in the back loop only – in each stitch across,
Ch1. turn
16 (18, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22, 22) stitches
Rows 3 – 44(52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100)
Turn your work and Ch 1, you will work along the flat edge at the top of your piece.
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
Work 44(52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) Dc (1 stitch in the top of each row) across
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches
Body section
Chain 3 turn,
Chain 3 counts as 1st Double treble crochet throughout!
Row 1: Dtr into next stitch, Dtr in
each Stitch across. Chain 3, Turn.
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches
Row 2: DTRF around next 3
sts, *DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 stitches repeat from * Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 3: Ch 3, DTRB around next 3 sts, *DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 4: Ch 3, DTRB around next 3 sts, *DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 5: CH 3, DTRF around next 3 sts, *DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Repeat Rows 2 – 5,
7 (9, 13, 17, 17, 17, 17, 17) more times.
44 (52, 60, 68, 76, 84, 92, 100) stitches.
Ch 3, turn
Sizes – X Small Small
ROW 1: DTRB around next 3 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 20(28) sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 36 (40) sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch
Sizes – Medium, Medium/Large, Large
CH 3, turn.
ROW 1: DTRB around next 3 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 28 (36) (44) sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 28(36)(44)sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch.
Sizes – X Large
Ch 3, turn.
ROW 1: DTRB around next 3 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 44 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts ,Dtr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, dc in the next 44 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 4 sts, FPTR around next 4 sts, BPTR around next 3 sts, Tr in last stitch
XX Large,
Ch3 , turn
ROW 1: DTRB around next 3 sts, FTRB around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 44 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 44 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch
XXX Large,
Ch3 , turn
ROW 1: DTRB around next 3 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts Dc in the next 44 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. DTRF around next 3 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, Dc in the next 44 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts, Dtr in last stitch
Cuff
Beginning chain: Using the 6mm/J crochet hook
work a total of: 10, (11, 12, 13, 13, 13, 13, 13) Chains.
Ribbing
ROW 1: Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook
work 9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) Dc across, Ch1, turn
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) stitches
Row 2:
Double crochet in the back loop only – in each stitch across,
Ch1. turn
9 (10, 10, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11) stitches
Rows 3 – 30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50)
Turn your work and Ch 1, you will work along the flat edge at the top of your piece.
Chain 1, does not count as first stitch!
Work 30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) Dc (1 stitch in the top of each row) across
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches.
Sleeve length
Chain 3 turn,
Chain 3 counts as 1st Double treble crochet throughout!
Row 1: Dtr into next stitch, Dtr in
each Stitch across. Chain 3, Turn.
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches
Row 2: DTRF around next 3
sts, *DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 stitches repeat from * Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 3: Ch 3, DTRB around next 3 sts, *DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 3 sts repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 4: Ch 3, DTRB around next 3 sts, *DTRF around next 4 sts, DTRB around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Row 5: CH 3, DTRF around next 3 sts, *DTRB around next 4 sts, DTRF around next 4 sts, repeat from *
Dtr in the last stitch.
Repeat Rows 2 – 5,
5 (5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6) more times.
30 (34, 34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 50) stitches.
Fasten off and leave a long tail approximately 1.5 times the length of your sleeve
Fold your sleeve and seem along the long edge. Fasten with a few knots at each end to secure.
Seaming
Place your two body pieces together – There is no right side as pieces are reversible!
Seam shoulders – DO NOT sew the Sc stitches ( this is your neck line opening) only the section marked by arrows below!
Next seam along each side from the bottom up – Leave
16(18, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 26) stitches from shoulder seam – creating an armhole for adding your sleeves.
Place your sleeves inside the sweater and line up the top sleeve edge with sleeve hole – NOT THE RIBBED CUFF END!
Sew your sleeves to your sweater
Turn sweater right side out.
Neckline
oin your hook into the stitch on the right side next to your shoulder seam.
Row 1: Tr in each stitch around your neckline. Join with a slip stitch into top of first Tr. Ch 3, Turn
40(56, 56, 64, 64, 88, 88, 88) stitches
Row 2: *TRF in the next st, TRB in the next st,* repeat from * Slst into top of Ch 3, Ch3, turn
Row 3: *TRB in next st, TRF in next st* repeat from * Slst into top of Ch 3, Ch3, turn
Row 4 – 6 (7, 8, 8, 8, 9, 9, 9) repeat rows 2 & 3. Slip stitch into top of Ch3,
Fasten off and weave in your end
I hope you enjoyed my Chunky crochet sweater pattern!
