The Flower Granny Square Sweater is crafted from individual granny squares, each seamlessly sewn together using an invisible seam technique. This ensures a polished and refined look that’s sure to turn heads. The puffy sleeves add a touch of vintage flair, while the narrow and elongated cuffs give it a contemporary edge. Its cropped design ensures versatility, making it a perfect addition to any wardrobe.

One of the best things about this sweater is its adaptability. Depending on the yarn you choose, it can be perfect for a chilly winter day or a cool summer evening. So, it’s a sweater for all seasons!

This sweater is a beautiful blend of vintage charm and modern style, and I’m sure you’ll fall in love with it just as I have.

⭐️ I’m making a size S in this YouTube tutorial:
https://youtu.be/Z3Creujved8?si=JpbBl8uj_JRRAajv

Materials

…Yarn
Yarn A: Metallico Hobbii, 70% polyamide, 20% acrylic, 10% merino wool, 50g (1.75 oz), 265 m (289 yds), hook: 3-3.5 mm, UK: 10 (US: 3), color 8

Yarn B: DROPS LOVES YOU 7, 100% cotton, classic 8/4 cotton, yarn group A, hook: 3.5 mm, 50 g (1.8 oz), 170 m (185 yds), color 28

XXS/XS/S: 8 skeins (yarn B), 5 skeins (yarn A)
M/L/XL: 11 skeins (yarn B), 7 skeins (yarn A)
2XL/3XL/4XL: 13 skeins (yarn B), 8 skeins (yarn A)

…Other
Hook: 5 mm
Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape, Stitch Markers

Gauge
First 4 rounds from the granny square = 10 x 10 cm

Size Chart (in cm)

Size… XXS/XS/S, M/L/XL, 2XL/3XL/4XL
Cross Back (Shoulder to Shoulder): 38, 44, 47
Back Waist Length: 43, 45, 46.5
Armhole Depth: 17, 21, 25
Waist: 66, 94, 11

Stitch Key (US terminology)

ch = chain
st = stitch
sts = stitches
slst = slip stitch
slsts = slip stitches
fpslst = front post slip stitch
sc = single crochet
sc 3 = single crochet in next three stitches
sc2tog = single crochet two stitches together
hdc = half double crochet
hdc 3 = half double crochet in next three stitches
hdcblo = half double crochet back loop only
dc = double crochet
dc3tog = double crochet three stitches together
dc2tog = double crochet two stitches together
fpdc = front post double crochet
2 fpdc = two front post double crochet stitches in one stitch
fpdc 2 = front post double crochet in next two stitches
fpdc2tog = front post double crochet three stitches together
edc = extended double crochet
edcblo = extended double crochet back loop only
tc = treble crochet
fptc = front post treble crochet
tcblo = treble crochet back loop only
3 fptc = three front post treble crochet stitches in the next stitch
MR = magic ring

Specialty Stitch & Technique Key

…Invisible Join
Pull the loop on the hook a little longer, remove the loop from the hook, insert the hook in the 2nd st from the back, take the loop through that st. Now continue on to the next round.

…Invisible Seam
Step 1: Hold your squares together with the right sides facing each other.

Step 2: Begin in the corners by inserting your yarn needle into the front loop of the square closest to you and the back loop of the other.

Step 3: Insert your tapestry needle in the back loop of the next stitch of the square furthest away from you and the front loop of the other square.

Step 4: Insert your tapestry needle into the front loop of the next stitch of the square closest to you and the back loop of the other square.

Step 5: Continue repeating step 3 and 4 until you reach the end.

Notes

Ch 2 doesn’t count as a stitch unless it says otherwise.

Granny squares are worked in joined rounds with invisible join.

Crochet using two yarn strands held together

If you find any steps challenging, I suggest checking out my YouTube tutorial for visual guidance.