Red Heart

Free Crochet Ballet Cardigan Pattern

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  • Machine Wash in Warm Water, Gentle Cycle
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Free Easy Crochet Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Women

Make the prima ballerina in your life shine with this crochet wrap cardigan! The subtle texture of herringbone half-double crochet shows off the glimmer of Red Heart Roll With It Sparkle yarn. With a raglan top-down construction, plus a sweet picot border, this kid's cardigan also features single crochet and ribbing techniques. It's a project you can work up quickly to surprise any tiny dancer! Pattern is offered in 4, 6 and 8 year old sizes.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    In row 3 of the body, it says the final stitch counts should be 180-200-220. These are incorrect. If each row increases by 7 stitches the final count would be 141- 155 - 168. Please advise as this affects the entire rest of the pattern.

    Kismet1

    When we say "to", does it mean we'll continue until but not including that point? For example, when it says "1 hbhdc in each st to 1 st before marked st", will we stop before the 1st st before the marker (so last st is in 2nd st from marker)?

    LaurenA1

    In the divide sleeves and body 1st row it says Ch 2. 1 hbhdc in first st. 2 hbhdc in next st. [1 hbhdc in each st to marked st. Ch 4. Skip next 34 (38-42) sts] twice. But there is only one marked stitch from the previous row?

    Charlotte851

    I am on the third row but am finding that most of the increases are ending up on one side, so both sides aren’t even. Is this correct? Should there only be one PM on row 3?

    StewaCharlie1

    I am at the 3rd row - which has to be repeated 13 times, and am placing a SM on the required stitches. Once the 3rd rows are complete, there is a Next row - where do the stich markers go on this row? The following row says to go to the marked stitch

    Bmacd1
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