Kardia Cardigan by Marina Nikolaidou

Kardia Cardigan

Crochet
May 2026
both are used in this pattern
DK (11 wpi) ?
16 stitches and 11 rows = 4 inches
4.5 mm
710 - 2290 yards (649 - 2094 m)
4-6 YO · 8-10 YO · XS · S · M · L · XL
US
English
This pattern is available for €6.50 EUR
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Skill Level: Intermediate

Kardia means Heart in Greek.

The Kardia Cardigan is a wearable work of art. Worked in an off-white base with bursts of variegated color, this heart stitch crochet cardigan is perfect for colorful spring days, summer festivals and everything in between. Bold enough to turn heads at an outdoor concert, cozy enough for a picnic in the park, a Sunday brunch or a weekend away — this is the statement piece you will want to wear everywhere. More straightforward to make than it looks — you will be surprised how quickly it comes together.

♡ What’s included:
• 18-page Digital PDF pattern (English US)
• Full written instructions with step by step photos
• 4 video tutorials covering the heart stitch in rows, heart stitch in the round, sleeve cuff ribbing, and bottom ribbing & button band
• Size charts and adjustment tips throughout

♡ Sizes Available:
4–6 years · 8–10 years · XS · S · M · L · XL
The pattern is written for size Small. All size variations are provided in tables throughout the pattern.
Finished chest measures 27.6” — 48.8” (70 cm - 124 cm)

♡ Materials Needed:
• 4.5mm (US 7) crochet hook
• DK weight yarn (#3) — off-white for base color, variegated for hearts
• Tapestry needle, scissors, 3 buttons (1.2”–1.4” / 3–3.5cm)
• Stitch marker (optional)
• Full yardage details are provided in the pattern

♡ This pattern makes a wonderful gift for any crocheter in your life — whether you are making it for yourself, your child, or someone you love.

© 2026 Marina Nikolaidou — Cotton and Wool Crochet. This pattern is for personal use only. Do not copy, redistribute or sell.

You are welcome to sell finished Kardia Cardigans made using this pattern - if you do, please give pattern credit to Marina Nikolaidou — Cotton and Wool Crochet.
I would love to see your finished makes, so please share them and tag me @CottonAndWoolCrochet