Free Crochet Toddler Sweater Pattern

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This toddler crochet sweater is perfect for fall.

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1. Worsted weight (size 4) yarn. 2. A H (5mm) hook or the body of the sweater and a G(4mm) hook for the Ribbing 3. wooden buttons.

Make the yoke as shown.

Fold and work a row along the base to form armholes.

Work sleeves starting at the armpit.

Add a collar with sc rows.

Even out the edges with a slip stitch row.

Add houndstooth rounds to make the body.

Find the full free pattern via the link below.

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