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Cuff To Cuff Crochet Cardigan Pattern

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Crochet Side to Side Cardigan
Crochet Side to Side Cardigan

Cuff To Cuff Crochet Cardigan with Caron Latte Cakes

Are you looking for the perfect cardigan to make with self-striping Caron Latte Cakes? The Cuff to Cuff Crochet Cardigan puts those

stripes to work in unexpected ways: vertically! Don't let the interesting scare you off, this free pattern is great for beginners. We love that this pattern is designed in six sizes, to fit bust measurements from 28" through 62".

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  1. Katie says

    I understand why people are having challenges with this pattern. I am really enjoying making this sweater. However, it did take me a bit to understand the pattern because of how it is written. The picture with measurements helps. I could be reading the pattern wrong, but there seems to be an error in Step 4 for shaping the left sleeve. I have double checked to make sure I didn't miss a step. It does not appear to mirror the shaping of the right sleeve, nor match the measurements in the diagram. All that said, thank you so much for making this pattern available! I am really enjoying working with this yarn and I really like this sweater. 🙂

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  2. Karen Bruzewski says

    I feel terrible that I can't understand the pattern's row 1...
    Row 1: ch 2. 1 hdc in sp between next 2 hdc.

    Can you explain this to me?
    Thank you so very much.

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    • Louise says

      At the beginning and end of each row the HD’s goes in the stitch. All other HD’s go between the stitches.

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      • Kimberly says

        Thank this comment was exactly what I was wondering.

  3. Crystalyn says

    Hi Mikey,
    I know you are beyond busy, and you have already heard from others, asking for a tutorial from you. I just want it to be known that I want to add to that sentiment! I am having trouble following the pattern as it is written, it seems very confusing to me. But LOVE this cardigan!! I hope you decide to make a video on this one!!

    Thanks so much!!

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    • Mikey says

      Thanks for the note. I will investigate further.

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