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Cozy Cable Cardigan Crochet Pattern

The document provides a crochet pattern for a 'Cozy Cable Cardigan' designed for women's medium size, detailing materials, gauge, and construction steps. It includes specific instructions for creating the back panel, front panels, sleeves, cable edging, and assembly, along with an estimated time for completion. The pattern also offers notes for size adjustments and optional finishing touches.

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Cozy Cable Cardigan Crochet Pattern

The document provides a crochet pattern for a 'Cozy Cable Cardigan' designed for women's medium size, detailing materials, gauge, and construction steps. It includes specific instructions for creating the back panel, front panels, sleeves, cable edging, and assembly, along with an estimated time for completion. The pattern also offers notes for size adjustments and optional finishing touches.

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🧥 Crochet Pattern: "Cozy Cable Cardigan"

📏 Finished Size

- Women’s Medium (Bust 38 in / 96 cm, Length 26 in / 66 cm)

- Pattern includes notes for adjusting size.

🧵 Materials

- Worsted weight yarn (Category 4), approx. 2200 yards

- Color A: Heather Grey (main body)

- Color B: Cream (cable highlights)

- Crochet hook size I/5.5 mm

- Stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle

- 6 large wooden buttons

🧮 Gauge

- 14 sts x 10 rows = 4 in (10 cm) in dc.

🔑 Abbreviations

- ch = chain

- sc = single crochet

- hdc = half double crochet

- dc = double crochet

- fpdc = front post double crochet

- bpdc = back post double crochet

- tr = treble crochet

- sl st = slip stitch

- st(s) = stitch(es)

- rep = repeat

🪡 Construction
Cardigan is worked in panels:

- Back panel

- Two front panels

- Sleeves

- Cable edging and button band

- Assembly

🧩 Section 1: Back Panel

Foundation Row (Color A):

- Ch 82.

Row 1:

- Dc in 4th ch from hook, dc across. (80 dc).

Row 2:

- Fpdc in next 4 sts, bpdc in next 4 sts; rep across (cable rib).

Row 3–10:

- Rep Row 2.

Row 11–60:

- Work dc across, inserting cable panels every 10 rows:

- Cable panel: Fpdc over 4 sts, cross 2 fpdc over next 2 sts, fpdc over 2 sts (creates twist).

Row 61–70:

- Dc across for shoulder shaping. Fasten off.

🧩 Section 2: Front Panels (Make 2)

Foundation Row (Color A):

- Ch 42.

Row 1:

- Dc in 4th ch from hook, dc across. (40 dc).


Row 2–10:

- Work rib pattern: Fpdc 4, bpdc 4.

Row 11–50:

- Dc across, inserting cable panels every 8 rows.

Row 51–60:

- Shape neckline: decrease 1 st at neck edge every row.

Row 61–70:

- Dc across for shoulder shaping. Fasten off.

🧩 Section 3: Sleeves (Make 2)

Foundation Row (Color A):

- Ch 42.

Row 1:

- Dc across.

Row 2–10:

- Rib pattern: Fpdc 4, bpdc 4.

Row 11–60:

- Dc across, increasing 1 st at each edge every 6 rows (to widen sleeve).

- Insert cable panel in center every 12 rows.

Row 61–70:

- Dc across, fasten off.

🧩 Section 4: Cable Edging & Button Band

Attach Color B at bottom of front panel.

Row 1:

- Sc evenly up front edge, across neckline, down opposite front edge.

Row 2–6:
- Work cable rib: Fpdc 4, bpdc 4.

Row 7:

- On right front panel, create buttonholes: ch 2, skip 2 sts every 12 sts.

Row 8–10:

- Continue rib pattern. Fasten off.

🧩 Section 5: Assembly

- Sew shoulder seams.

- Attach sleeves to armholes.

- Sew side seams and sleeve seams.

- Weave in ends.

- Sew buttons onto left front panel opposite buttonholes.

✨ Finishing Touch

- Optional: Add a cream-colored rib border around sleeve cuffs and hem for contrast.

- Block cardigan to measurements for polished look.

🕰 Estimated Time

- Back panel: ~12 hours

- Front panels: ~10 hours each

- Sleeves: ~8 hours each

- Edging + assembly: ~6 hours

- Total: ~46 hours

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