What you'll need
| S/M/L, cm: | Small / Medium / Large |
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Berroco Peruvia Quick - Dragon (9123)
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Product Description
This is for the pattern only for this gorgeous trendy crop hippie cardigan
I made this for my daughter as she is planning to go to some festivals this summer and decided to write the pattern up so everyone can make it.
This pattern is only available in English
This is a Written pattern only in UK Crochet Terms
Difficulty level - Intermediate
Crochet stitches used - Double Crochet, Treble, Double Treble, Half Treble.
Crochet Hook Size 4mm
Pattern is in PDF format
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Martha's Crop Crochet Cardigan by Joanne Johncey
What is Being Made
Martha's Crop Cardigan is a cropped-length crochet cardigan designed by Joanne Johncey. This intermediate-level garment is constructed as a single-piece project and features decorative crocheted flowers. The cardigan is available in three sizes—Small, Medium, and Large—with the photographed sample shown in size Small. The finished length ranges from 43cm to 51cm depending on size, making it a true crop style that sits above the natural waistline.
Sizing and Measurements
The pattern provides detailed measurements for three sizes:
- Size Small: Chest circumference 80cm, shoulder to shoulder 28cm, length to underarm 22cm, total length 43cm
- Size Medium: Chest circumference 83cm, shoulder to shoulder 31cm, length to underarm 26cm, total length 47cm
- Size Large: Chest circumference 86cm, shoulder to shoulder 34cm, length to underarm 30cm, total length 51cm
Crochet Techniques and Construction
This cardigan employs a streamlined construction method by working the entire piece in one piece rather than creating separate components and seaming them together. This technique reduces finishing work and creates a more cohesive garment. The pattern uses fundamental crochet techniques suitable for intermediate-level crafters, including foundation chains, single crochet, treble stitches, and decreases.
Stitches Used
Martha's Crop Cardigan utilizes a range of standard crochet stitches:
- Chain (CH): Used to create the foundation and throughout the pattern
- Double Crochet (DC): Applied in the foundation row for structure
- Treble (TR): The primary stitch used across rows 2–16 and throughout much of the garment body
- Treble Two Together (Tr2tog): A decrease stitch for shaping
- Half Treble (Htr): Used for specific sections requiring a medium-height stitch
- Double Treble (Dtr): Employed for taller stitch elements
- Slip Stitch (Sl st): Used for joining and finishing
Materials Required
The pattern calls for 300g of DK-weight yarn as the primary material. The designer used Hayfield Bonus DK in Lilac 0959 for the main cardigan body shown in the photographs. Additional oddments of different-coloured yarn are needed to crochet the decorative flowers that embellish the cardigan. A 4mm crochet hook is required for working with the DK-weight yarn.
Gauge
The pattern specifies a gauge of 14 stitches by 8 rows over 10cm, which is essential for achieving the correct finished measurements. Crocheters should swatch and measure their gauge before beginning the project to ensure proper fit.
Skill Level
Rated as Intermediate, Martha's Crop Cardigan is suitable for crocheters with foundational knowledge of basic stitches and shaping techniques. The single-piece construction and use of standard decreases make this an accessible project for those ready to move beyond beginner patterns.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Pages: | 3 |
| Designer: | Joanne Johncey |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | You will need oddments of DK yarn to make the flowers |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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