Crochet Cardigan Made From 2 Panels

Easy Crochet Cardigan made by crocheting 2 identical panels for minimal seaming!
Materials:
sport weight cotton yarn. I used Drops Safran
5 mm crochet hook
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[@jean-jn3nq]

This designer and artist is amazing. Talk about making a garment that is doable for an ambitious beginner !!! Love it and am so grateful to have access to all this channel offers. 👏🙂👏

[@silviaolivos3163]

Hola me gustaría saber si está es español gracias está bello soy principiante

[@niania7022]

Totally agree!

[@mariadoracruzadoacosta7261]

​@@silviaolivos3163😅 😅 😅

[@normora5857]

I made this pattern as my very first crochet garment and it turned out nicely. I love the stitch pattern. I made an XL according to the written pattern, with just 2 alterations: 1) I used 80 chaines for the main panels and 2) after assembly I needed to crochet 6 more rows on the sleeves as I wanted them full lengths. The cardigang fits nicely. I needed 12 balls of yarn (96% cotton, 4 % polyester / 50 g running 160 m) and a 5 mm hook. Thank you for this amazing design and the pattern. The explanations were very clear. The most difficult part for me was to keep the cats from going after the yarn xD.

[@sallyann1953]

Where is the written pattern? This is beautiful!

[@normora5857]

@@sallyann1953 the link for the written pattern is in the description box below the video.

[@msschonheit6800]

THANK YOU for your notes!

[@usfrdz]

What a beautiful cardigan ❤ What I like the most, is the fact that we don't end up with too many parts to sew together. Thank you!

[@sandraewels1753]

Beautiful and so clever. Thank you. You have, BY FAR, the best crochet garment tutorials.

[@michellecronmiller7036]

That is truly beautiful , you are so talented and a great teacher. Thank you!

[@judysangregorio2787]

Absolutely gorgeous! I love the clean lines of this sweater! Beautiful! Thank you! Another lovely tutorial! 🧶🧡💜💕

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you so much. I truly appreciate it ❤️❤️

[@lpj7589]

Thank you so much, Carrie! Wonderful tutorial! What a gorgeous cardigan you've designed. Sometimes the most simplest stitches make the most beautiful garments. Thank you!

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you so much. I hope you’re having a great Monday ❤️❤️

[@hebeluzdelagarzasalgado4989]

Hey Carrie!! Quisiera hablar ingles para decirte que eres la mejor que he seguido, todas son buenas, bellos proyectos y técnicas, pero me ha enganchado la paz d etu voz, la paciencia con la que nos enseñas, como en el primero video que subiste, gracias infinitas por no cambiar el proceso de tejer así, con serenidad para que todos podamos tener la oportunidad de realizar tus proyectos. Bendiciones para ti y tu familia, enhorabuena para tu canal y que todo sea exitoso en tu vida general. Recibe un saludo cordial y un abrazo desde Minatitlán, Veracruz, México. Gracias, gracias infinitas y gracias a Dios por tu vida y tus talentos. Nunca cambies por favor. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💞💐🥳🥳🙋🏻‍♀️🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@ginnyc]

Beautiful cardigan. Love the color. I can't wait to try making a cardigan using a lighter weight yarn. Thank you. 💜💙💜

[@vangu2918]

Beautiful cardigan and so simple too. Thank for sharing your talent with us.🌹

[@renopriya2005]

Carie 💕 Your video was a blessing and you made it so easy and understandable for crochet aspirers like us. Most videos are too much confusing and makes us feel so dumb. You lifted us up with your humble effort. Thanks so much.

[@charlottemarti8639]

Such a simple and beautiful cardigan. Thank you Carrie for sharing this tutorial...😊

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

❤️❤️

[@kimsmith393]

Thanks for sharing your talent! I finally finished mine, and I love it! I'm going to add pockets.

[@soniac.9162]

Beautiful as always , going to start this sometime this week. I have a yarn that’s almost that colour. Thank you for your tutorials 🇨🇦❤️

[@curlycords]

I LOVE it!! Thank you Carrie for another stunning cardigan. I am definitely going to make this for the fall. Thank you for all your creativity.

[@donnalaudel8247]

This is beautiful - just what I've been looking for. Thanks!

[@GladysFlemm]

Hey Carrie! What a beautiful cardigan, the color is gorgeous and I like the idea of using weight 2 yarn. Comfortable and light. Thanks and take care.

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Mustard is definitely my favourite colour. I can’t wait for Fall to arrive so I can use it with everything! I hope you’re having a great Monday

[@Debbie2004]

Gorgeous can't wait to make it thank you

[@trishbresolin8212]

Oh wow. So pretty and with a unique design. Easy too! 🥰

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

I loved making this one. It’s pretty easy to customise too. If you want it less oversized simply do less rows on the last section of each panel. Have a great Monday ❤️

[@cedeborah]

Wow... amazing and calming tutorial. Thank you so much. 💜

[@msschonheit6800]

EXCELLENT tutorial!! Easy breezy 1-2-3! Moving forward THIS is my go to pattern for cardigans. I’m making a duster by extending the chain length of the panels. Oh, and I’ll probably extend the sleeves as well depending on the final length.

[@simonashay]

Beautiful as always, thank you❤️

[@shelmasubmarine3306]

I love this, I gonna do a patchwork wone with all of my yarn scraps!

[@viviansticca3200]

Exceptional as always. Much love ❤

[@kirstenbate5376]

Thank you Carrie for uploading the tutorial. I’ve just started to make the cardigan 🧡

[@irenehermosillo8629]

Love the color 😍 I'm making it with a medium weight yarn for the cold weather. I love the way you describe the instructions. Thank you 😊

[@shannonlee071090]

How did it turn out with the medium weight? I was thinking about I Love This Cotton. What size hook did you end up using?

[@liachang126]

I have the same questions. I'm thinking of using bigger yarn so the holes aren't so noticeable but I'm not sure how it will turn out.

[@rubysummerpapercraft7794]

Exactly what I have been looking for. Thankyou x

[@judyjoiner105]

Well done. Beautiful!

[@bassetmuse]

This is so beautiful! I've wanted to try a sweater, and this looks like the first pattern I'll make!

[@debrarodriguezestrada2748]

I love this!

[@neerunaidoo7399]

Beautiful as always , made quite a few of your cardigans & I love them

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Yay!! Glad you like them. There’s definitely more to come!!

[@bonniemooney3283]

Exactly the same here! Word for word! 🤗🤗

[@melindashultz3052]

Love this cardigan!

[@Jakeplazapainish]

Omg a lot of hard work to get a gorgeous cardigan.❤❤

[@donnapeterson1945]

Wow, this is absolutely gorgeous! I've used a 3 weight yarn for baby blankets but a 2 weight yarn scares me a bit. I have this in mind for later and if I see some 2 weight yarn I will give a whirl!! Thank you for such an awesome tutorial and for giving such great instructions!

[@coolladyvn25]

Thanks a lot Carie, i’m going to make this cardigan for my mom in law for the mother’s day is coming

[@jasminkacigic7491]

Really beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing ❤️ 😊 🙏

[@lepgirl39]

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you

[@melissajenkins9960]

I can’t wait to try this again, this time with Lion Brand 24/7 DK cotton yarn as it’s thinner, and I might slip stitch to seam instead of whip stitch. Thank you ❤️

[@karlalewis1415]

Thank you for showing this. I will try this.

[@Khodam101]

Hi Carrie what a beautiful cardigan! thanks so much for the generous teachings . I love it. I’m an absolute beginner and I hope to make this with you. ❤

[@gracesouthern7687]

I'm trying this. Thanks Carrie~

[@jadebethj4807]

this is so cute! very understandable!

[@sitijahraninorlin5651]

thank u so much yout instructions r clear n straight forward

[@chillin2150]

Great tutorial and I luv that your using cotton yarn

[@rebeccastanford7021]

Ambitious beginner here ! I love this pattern. It was my first try for a wearable i didnt have any yarn smaller than 3 weight it turned out coat size i added a hood and pockets ,i also did one in 4 weight the same way ive had so many compliments now im making it with 2 weight im using mini skeins making a cardigan of many colors ive also made one of her pocket shawls her patterns are very good well written the tutorials help too

[@MMM-tt7st]

Can I ask you about the gauge measurements She said 14 dc * 11 rows.. But I don't know the gauge dimensions

[@bcbrunette]

Love this cardigan so beautiful and easy… For the body stitches I just chained the amount then DC across chain and sleeve then did foundation DC for the other side of the body, then no need to rejoin yarn..easy peasy 😊

[@lorrainecremin8971]

Love this idea!! Hate having to cut and rejoin, as eventually mine comes undone. Thank you so much for this fab idea!! Happy hooking 😊

[@bcbrunette]

You’re welcome 😊

[@lizzybe2531]

How do you do a fdc

[@NanaJ-gu9mw]

Do you have a blog or page you could show us how ? I an going to use acrylic 4 weight. , size 3xl

[@stitchaspellMilan]

Just found your channel. Love this cardigan! Thank you!🦋

[@SomewhereInIndiana1816]

Really beautiful sweater 👏

[@menath14]

Excellent 😍✨merci beaucoup et bonne année !🙏🏻✨

[@gabyforni6134]

Complimenti sei bravissima e grazie a Te sto diventando una malata di uncinetto 😉🤩 Questo sarà il prossimo...un saluto dall'Italia.Gaby

[@beatagorczyca4661]

Beautiful color 🧡

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

One of my favourite colours. I can see lots of mustards on my hook soon as we approach Fall. Have a great Monday ♥️

[@dollyparedes9020]

Muy lindo cárdigan!!!🥰👍

[@Rara-pr9wg]

Very very interesting and perfect for visual learners like me....Thanks

[@Jazz1959]

Love the color. Very pretty Carrie!

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you ♥️♥️

[@claudia98042]

This sweater is gorgeous and seems easy. Loved that you don't use that annoying music and your voice so calm and soothing makes the video so enjoyable. Thanks and kudos for such an matter of factly tutorial. Cheers!!!

[@StylingWithMerri]

Beautiful ❤

[@michellecronmiller7036]

I forgot to add this is a style and color my daughter will love!

[@raziavalera2606]

It's beautiful very nice pattern 👌 ❤

[@karenwatkins4122]

Thank you very pretty love your colour God bless

[@soilekoskela]

Beautiful.

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you

[@deborahjohnson7861]

Love it

[@sabrinaestrada3590]

So well explained and demonstrated! I feel like I could do this.

[@msschonheit6800]

Yes, you ABSOLUTELY can!! 💕

[@minyummm]

That's such an amazing idea for the cardigan! I will use this idea to make a heavier weight one. I live in Canada so it gets really cold

[@user-nr4lk9xt6m]

same here😁

[@penneyburgess5431]

Lovely! Great job! Thank you!

[@jbjjtjsardis]

Hey Carrie; I’m Patty Brush This will be my first cardigan to try and crochet. I need to make a size XL or 1X I really want to surprise my daughter. The one you have crochet is absolutely beautiful.

[@eillyhouston8313]

She has a blog that does a xl pattern!! And I thought that was amazing.

[@jenniferjones6745]

I think I made a size too big, mine came out rather large....but I love it. It's the coziest sweater I've ever made. ❤️

[@ShellyDub1]

I’m thinking I’d need an XS/SM. It seems like the sleeves would be easy to adjust - they increase by 4 stitches. But the rest, is a little tricky. I guess I will just try as I go.

[@marianeculek3261]

Mine is HUGE in the sleeves. I think I will sew them then cut off the extra

[@vickietaylor253]

What number of stitches would be needed for a 4X sweater what size crochet hook ? Thank you so much for being such a good teacher

[@sebeleg7835]

Thank you❤🎉

[@user-be6we1kg6q]

Very good 😍😍😍

[@skookiebean]

Lovely

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you

[@knittayasari]

Thank you very much for your Vidio. ❤️ I Made this 🙏

[@gillian9316]

Hello! Gorge pattern !🤩 When joining yarn together what method it your favorite? I'm not sure what would be the most secure method especially as I'm using a more slippery yarn. Thanks x

[@minebuyukdoganay8820]

Thanks a lot for your sharing.

[@marycato1361]

Awesome

[@dannytorres4990]

The Best😍

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Awwh thank you so much. Have a great Monday

[@lizjo7213]

Very pretty...

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you

[@magicalmindtransformation3474]

Just beautiful!! Ummm does anyone know, how much yarn, how many balls or yardage I may need?

[@jean-jn3nq]

So beautiful 👏💕👏

[@HeyCarrieCrochet]

Thank you

[@nataliamnich6181]

i'm about to make this cardigan, but i love pockets, is there a chance for you to show on video how to make them and put them on the cardigan? ♥

[@IoneCoutinho]

Lindo.

[@paulineott2369]

That cardigan looks amazing. I can’t wait to try it myself. May I ask how much yarn you needed for that cardigan? Love your work🙈❤

[@asel_d]

Cool🥰🤩

[@karlagcastro3235]

This is a very pretty cardigan. I am looking for a pattern for a light weight, I think it is like a #3, but yarn has only the word “light” for the weight. Reason why I am assuming it’s a 3. Thank you for this tutorial 😊🧶

[@mauroangeli1024]

Are you able to provide a better gauge eg number of stitches to cms, would be very helpful when needing to adjust sizes

[@raewyncormack2461]

Just do as many chains it takes to go around your wrist allowing if you want loose cuff or a fitting cuff, dont forget it will need it big enough to go around the top of the arm for the armhole if its to tight you can increase stitch count from about elbow every few rows to allow for top arm fitting, be sure to jot down row numbers that you increased on so you can match the other sleeve the same, crochet the pattern til it reaches the top of arm then chain as many stitches you want from the shoulder to hem front then back continue pattern to centre of the neck,, now make the other side the same and sew the 2 backs together and sc a boarder around the whole garment,,, wallah its finished ,,, hopefully you can follow my instructions God bless 🧡🕊️

[@Aeremaee]

How many hours would you say this cardigan takes to complete? And would you recommend a particular seaming stitch? Thank you so much for another beautiful pattern, I adore suzette stitch and I look forward to using it in this one!

[@ChaniBethyPooPoo]

Ooh! I'm not familiar with the Suzette stitch. I will have to look that one up! I might be making this sweater for my mom. I myself have also been crocheting for a number of years, and I would like to try and answer your one question, if you don't mind. 🤗💕🐛 Joining or seeming sometimes is a matter of preference, so really, any method that creates a strong hold will essentially work for a project like this. I find a mattress stitch is good for creating flat and invisible seams, and doesn't add bulk. If you're making this project in a solid color, then something like a whip stitch would also work here. It's a little easier to do, still works great for joining panels, and blends right in using all one color and material. I would avoid it, however, if you're making each side of the sweater a different color, for example, as it's not an invisible joining method. You could probably also just slip stitch the panels together, and hide the seam on the inside. Although, this will create a ridge on the inside of your work. There's also a possibility you might notice the seam slightly on the outside. But again, if the sweater is all one color and material, and you join the two panels in the line with the two row repeat, it will be mostly invisible. It probably wouldn't be an issue with a lightweight yarn like the project calls for. The one upside is that it's the quickest of the three that I have mentioned, so I might go for this if you were short one time, like if you are making this as a gift for someone. Obviously, there's a number of ways of joining, and tutorials. I have found which one you use really just depends on the project that you're making, and what your own personal preference is. I'm really curious to the suzzette stitch. It sounds lovely! 😆❤️

[@Aeremaee]

@@ChaniBethyPooPoo Thank you so much for the advice and the explanations of the different methods! I'm still new so that will be very useful to me in years to come ❤ Suzette stitch is the one used in the even rows (the "(sc, dc) in first dc, *skip next dc, (sc, dc) in next dc" repeat). It might also have a different name, but that's what it was called in the baby blanket pattern I first learned it for. I find it a very pleasing stitch to make and to look at, I hope you will too!

[@hebeluzdelagarzasalgado4989]

@@ChaniBethyPooPoo hola, justo la puntada del cardigan es el punto suzette. Saludos.

[@ChaniBethyPooPoo]

@@hebeluzdelagarzasalgado4989 Gracias!

[@ethanroberts2986]

I love the tutorial, really excited to dive into this project. I had a question about one part of the construction: at around 9:00 you cut the yarn after the second set of 72 chains on the side but then at the end of that chain we start double crocheting into the 72 chains, sleeve, and other set of 72 chains. Is there any reason you wouldn't just turn after the second set of double crochets?

[@marsbeads]

I have the same question.

[@ilonakirschen6453]

Diese Muster gefällt mir sehr. Ich werde mein Pullover aus baumwolle so häkeln. Für cardigan ist diese Muster für mich zu locker.

[@DawnaLovesYarn]

This would be great with a worsted weight cotton

[@lewinchesters]

wow

[@azizahamedalobeidi2156]

Hi thanks for this lovely cardigan pattern, I checked the blog to find the measurements, but unfortunately I could not understand the numbers to the sizes , because it would not tell how many stitches should I have for 2xl size . Thank you 🌷

[@a.e1343]

Thank you very very much for the arabic translation ❤

[@phyllisroberts2137]

OMG, this project came out huge!!!! Followed instructions given, ie stitch counts, etc. trying to modify a size 3X to a small. Yikes.

[@agathaarinatwe5814]

❤

[@judyhendriks4184]

Beautiful!!! How many balls of yarn do you need for a size medium cardigan?? ❤❤

[@justcasey6292]

Could this be done all in one piece starting at the end of a sleeve and doing a short row at the neck?

[@julliettasbeautyplace443]

A quick question pls did you seal the mind of your back panel I did not quite understand as they lay on t shape

[@kathleenleslie5527]

I’m making this cardigan right now but I have a question. Is there a specific reason why it is made in two parts, other than to stop the back neck from stretching? Would it spoil it if I made it in one piece and maybe used crab stitch across the front edge?

[@cathleenwamboi4750]

Do you have to keep adding the three chains like in row three

[@weiyyoung]

Lovely cardigan How do you steam the back of the cardigan?

[@caroleghafari2856]

Hi. I am new in crochet. I started to make that beautiful cardigan. I am using acrylic yarn. Does it make a difference in the size? I have done my 40 rows for the sleeves. But it l.ooks short on me, like a 3/4 sleeve. Shall I add rows? Thank you for your help... and I love what you do :)

[@niania7022]

Did you ever get an answer?

[@Paolistica]

I'm having the same "problem": sleeve looks short