#cardigan pattern

Lydia Morrow has come out with my dream cardigan! It has optional bust and hip shaping, as well as a crop version, with button band or icord closure options. As with all her patterns, there is also a sliding pay scale to make it accessible for all who wish to knit it.

Lydia works really hard to make sure she’s putting out patterns that prioritize fat people—not just fat afab! Her husband tries on all her designs and they’re made so one can have a little, a lot, or no bust room. The project language reflects that, and it is described neutrally.

If you’d like to support her work without even buying anything, follow the ravelry link to the project to help it trend!

If ravelry is inaccessible for you, the pattern is available on her website as well.

The Possibility of Crows

Download and share wherever you want. You can't copyright crochet patterns, and I am donating this diagram / art itself to the public domain.

[ID: A simple 3 panel MS Paint crochet pattern with instructions and diagrams. step 1. Chain up and down desired length. (long up and down arrow). step 2. Make rows across to about half the desired chest width. (arrow to the right). A square shows the cardigan shape so far. step 3. Stop the next row the desired length from the top for the sleeve. Err on the side of lower. The cardigan shape is now a very blocky L shape. step 4. Continue rows at the new height for the desired width of the sleeve. (up and down arrows next to each other.) step 5. Count how many stitches were skipped to create the gap for the sleeve, and chain that ammount to start the back panel. (Multiple circles representing chains). The cardigan is now a wide rectangle with a notch out of the top right. Step 6. Continue stitch of your choice into the chains to make a normal row again, and continue to desired width of back panel. The cardigan shape is now a wide rectangle with a notch out of the left-middle. step 7. Repeat the steps to make the next sleeve hole, then continue rows for the second half of the front panel. The cardigal is now a wide rectangle with two notches out of the top near the left and right. step 8. try it on to see if it fits. step 9. fasten off. step 10. fold front panels forward, and close tops of sleeves, leaving space for the neck to have space. The cardigan is represented as a rectangle, bisected down the mdidle to show the two halves, with orange spirals across the top to show the seams for the top sleeve holes. step 11. Slip stitch into top of sleeve, create rows to desired legnth, increasing or decreasing to desired size. The cardigan is a rectangle shown from the side, with orange and grey arrows and lines showing the sleeve extending outward. Optional step 12. Pockets can be added by making the desired shape and sewing it on, or crocheting it on directly. A scribbled simple figure wears a cardigan with a smile. End ID.]

I'll add a picture of the one I've made when I'm actually done the second sleeve.

Finito un progetto devo subito iniziarne uno nuovo, non è che sia un tipo zelante ma ormai è diventata una specie di compulsione. Se non ho un progetto in corso mi manca qualcosa, anche se al momento ho diversi tipi di lavori i corso, questo posso continuarlo nel silenzio della sera, senza creare fastidi oltre al consueto ticchettìo dello sferruzzamento. Nonostante i 35 gradi esterni, sto realizzando un cardigan di pura lana.

Free crochet pattern! 😃😃😃