Easy Crochet Cardigan - Garden Party Crochet Cardigan Pattern Got A Glow Up! Free Pattern

This video provides a detailed tutorial on creating the Garden Party Crochet Cardigan, a popular pattern that has been updated with new sizing, yarn, and instructions. The video covers the stitch patterns for the body and edging of the cardigan, including how to work the shell lace stitch and the filet crochet edging. It also emphasizes the importance of blocking the cardigan before finishing the edging.
Highlights
🧶 The Garden Party Crochet Cardigan pattern has been updated with new sizing, yarn, and instructions, making it more size-inclusive.
🪡 The video demonstrates the shell lace stitch, which is used for the entire body of the cardigan.
🧵 The video explains the filet crochet edging and demonstrates the double crochet two together stitch.
💦 Blocking is emphasized as a crucial step to ensure the cardigan’s shape and prevent the edging from bunching up.
📏 The schematic measurements are explained to guide the blocking process.
Get the pattern here: marlybird.com/blog/garden-par...
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Get the Free Pattern and PDF's Here: marlybird.com/blog/garden-party-crochet-cardigan-free-pattern/

[@lidiajohnston7280]

Awe! MARLY, this is exactly what I was hoping you would do. You are the only person that can teach me because you are so patient in going through the pattern. You have a sweet voice, that’s a plus. You know your craft. Thank you so much. Enjoy your day. ❤

[@suzanneburns6130]

This cardigan is Gorgeous!!!! ❤🥰 Thank you!!

[@cwolfpack3]

BTW, I cannot believe how quickly you edited this video and got it posted! Wow.

[@MarlyBird]

Awe thanks. It took me most of the day Wednesday cause I kept getting distracted but I got it done :)

[@michellecarter7101]

Oh just absolutely gorgeous! 😍 Marley U are the Bee's Freak'n Knees 😊

[@MarlyBird]

Wow, thank you!

[@SilverKat46]

Haven’t seen you in ages. You look beautiful! Thank you for this pattern I’m going to make for my daughter.

[@sarapiburn2523]

New subscriber and I have bought pattern and Gem yarn to make for my daughter! Thank you💜💜💜

[@MarlyBird]

Wonderful!

[@debbiefox6846]

This is so beautiful. Thank you for helping us & sharing this pattern. Is it possible with this pattern to make longer sleeves & make this sweater longer if need be? I have a really long torso. 🧶💕😊

[@MarlyBird]

you can make the sleeves longer but I did not add any extra instructions.

[@helenheisz4878]

Would love to have the pattern!! I was watching a video & you explain things so very well!!

[@MarlyBird]

Oh thank you! The pattern is on my website. :)

[@bettycasas4181]

Un abrazo desde México, ojalá puedas poner subtítulos en español. Seguiré las instrucciones y espero me quede igual. Grscias por compartir ❤

[@nurselusta1746]

Bu videoda da çeviri seçeneklerinde türkçe çeviri yok maalesef.

[@Mylysimo]

Your stack double, we connot see exactly where you make the second one.

[@MarlyBird]

@@Mylysimo check out this video: How to Crochet a Stacked Double Crochet || Straight Edges on Double Crochet Rows EVERY TIME! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXqWZn-HpL6Vo5o

[@joannawebb8683]

I have difficulty reading patterns and I am stuck on shaping the sleeves. I just cannot understand next row...I have no doubt in my mind I know how, but the wording is throwing me for a loop. I really was hoping you would have had it in this video...I do NOT want to toss this project...😢

[@MarlyBird]

I believe you can do it. You are simply adding chains to continue the pattern across for sleeves.

[@joannawebb8683]

@@MarlyBird why would I have to cut the yarn and such....?