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Pattern
V Neck Cardigan
PATTERN ONLY FOR Crochet Ladies Crochet V - Neck Cardigan
Video Tutorial https://youtu.be/P_IOYUxsu0o
Thank you for taking a look at my Crochet Pattern for my Ladies V-Neck Top Down Cardigan. Please note this is for the pattern only not the actual finished article
The pattern is available immediately to download as a pdf from your computer. For this reason, I’m afraid I cannot offer a refund
Along with the written pattern you will also receive immediate access to my You Tube videos tutorials to help you along the way.
Have a quick peak to see how easy it is.
With the video link I believe this pattern is totally suitable for a beginner as long as you have learned how to do single crochet, double crochet, double crochet increase and double crochet decrease.
Key
Ladies V Neck Cardigan
Bust Sizes 84cm (33”) - 117cm (46”)
Yarn
Medium 4, Medium Worsted or Aran Weight
Tension 18st x 24rows (as printed on the label)
Supplies
5mm crochet hook
Sharp tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
Stitch markers
3 buttons (3cm in diameter)
Abbreviations
US crochet terms
ch = chain
st(s) = stitch(es)
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
dcc = double crochet corner (dc, chain 1, dc into the same stitch)
scc = single crochet corner (sc, chain 2, sc into the same stitch)
dc2tog = double crochet 2 stitches together to make one stitch (decrease)
inc = make 2 dc into one stitch to increase
dc rows = when the pattern refers to the number of dc rows it also takes into account that the dc row incorporates a sc row in between them. It’s just easier to count them in groups like this
chain 1 & turn = chain 1 and turn at the end of every row regardless of whether it is a dc or sc row. Then work your first stitch straight back into that first st in the row below
(00:00:00) Timeline on video tutorial in case you would like to skip ahead
Pattern copyright Choosy Stuff © 2016. All rights reserved. Do not copy or share this pattern.
You may sell products made from this pattern, however, please credit Beth Riley/Choosy Stuff as the designer.
