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Elegant Crochet Cardigan Pattern, Grace Bell Sleeve Cardigan

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Who wouldn’t love a crochet cardigan pattern that is easy to work up but gives gorgeous results?

 

Finished Asymmetrical Crochet Cardigan Pattern with Bell Sleeves

 

Crochet cardigan side view

 

 

Front view of asymmetrical crochet cardigan with shawl collar

 

Back view of cardigan with asymmetrical hem

 

Side view of cardigan showing hem hitting the knees

 

If you have tried my 7 hour Cocoon cardigan, then you know how fast this stitch pattern grows and how gorgeous it looks.

 

You can pin it for later here.

 

Lion brand Heartland yarn was used to design this cardigan. A big hook is used with a lightweight worsted weight yarn to give just the right amount of drape for this pattern.

 

The asymmetrical hem and the bell sleeves on this lacy crochet cardigan pattern will make it a wardrobe staple. This is a very versatile long crochet cardigan that can be paired with a skirt or a pair of jeans. I named this cardigan Grace as it is a very elegant pattern.

 

Writing and testing the pattern took longer than expected as each size had its own requirements, but I am beyond pleased with the results. I will be keeping this one for myself :).

 

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Crochet Cardigan Pattern Features

*This crochet pattern is written in standard US terms. You can find a US to UK conversion chart here.

 

*This crochet cardigan pattern includes 4 sizes, Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large.

 

* A lightweight worsted weight yarn and a K (6.5mm) hook were used to crochet the cardigan. The sample cardigan pictured was crocheted using Lion barnd Heartland yarn in color Mountain Rainer.

 

 

*The cardigan is made from a rectangle leaving slits for the sleeves. The sleeves are then directly worked onto the body. No sewing is involved.

 

 

*You will need only 6 skeins for size small, 7 skeins for Size Medium and 8 skeins for size Large or Extra Large if using Lion brand Heartland yarn. That would be equal to 1510 yards for small, 1760 yards for Medium and 2010 yards if you are substituting with any other yarn of similar weight.

 

 
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If you love crocheting cardigans, check out my 7 hour Cocoon Cardigan pattern here and my Textured Cocoon cardigan pattern here.
 
 
 
Grace Bell Sleeve Cardigan
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Lla

Tuesday 19th of February 2019

Where can I find the measurements for each size?

Shehnaaz

Tuesday 19th of February 2019

S - Length is 24 inches from shoulder to hem. Shoulder is 14 inches wide. M- Length is 24 inches from shoulder to hem. Shoulder is 15 inches wide. L- Length is 25 inches from shoulder to hem. Shoulder is 16.5 inches wide. XL- Length is 25 inches from shoulder to hem. Shoulder is 17 inches wide.

Angela

Thursday 10th of January 2019

I found this pattern and a few others last night I wanted to purchase but I fell asleep and for some reason when I opened up my phone this morning the page was blank. Could you tell me what sites you have this listed on, if it’s yours, so I can purchase this and the others I wanted, please and thank you.

Cassandra McMillen

Saturday 20th of April 2019

Ravelry.com

Sue

Tuesday 16th of October 2018

In the uk what weight yarn would this be?

Crochet_Dreamz

Tuesday 16th of October 2018

It would be "Aran" but kindly be advised that the yarn used for this cardigan was on the thinner side of Aran.

Debbie

Friday 21st of September 2018

How much yarn should I buy for the extra large size.

Crochet_Dreamz

Friday 21st of September 2018

You will need around 2010 yards of yarn. That will be 8 skeins if you are using Lionbrand Heartland yarn.

Pat M

Tuesday 18th of September 2018

Would a beginner be able to make this cardigan? Thank you

Crochet_Dreamz

Tuesday 18th of September 2018

Yes, you just need to know how to work a double crochet decrease to shape the sleeves. The armholes don't involve shaping.