Light as a Feather Cardigan
This Light as a Feather Cardigan is the perfect addition to any woman's wardrobe. It's the perfect thing to wear to work over your sleeveless dress or tank. This lightweight cardigan is the perfect crochet pattern to make for summertime.
Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
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schiebet
Apr 18, 2018
This sweater is gorgeous, and all of the open work at the top should make it really quick and easy to make. I can't wait to get my hands on some yarn and get it started. I have never read a chart pattern before though. Is there anything I should know before I start or is this a bad pattern for a beginning chart reader? Thanks for the advice!
Morehouse17
Aug 31, 2017
If you find a pattern and it takes you the Drops site, I promise you you will not be disappointed. This design is just one of the many that I have found and really want to make. Unfortunatley, I have to pear down my list and select only a couple to make. I can not show them off if I am at home making them.
FireFightersMoM
Jul 01, 2017
This is one of the most beautiful sweaters that I have seen. Checked out the pattern on the Drop website and I am pretty sure I have enough skills to make it. I really love the long sleeves. The color the sweater is made in is perfect.
Lynn K
Apr 30, 2017
I am contantly amazed at the number of really beautiful patterns available free of charge on allfreecrochet.com. This is a really pretty pattern and a lovely light cardi to keep out just the slightest feeling of cooler air. I may shorten the sleeves to three quarter length but that is the only change. It is very feminine and elegant, I just love it!
Delphine Bryant
Apr 29, 2017
I recently completed my first project using KD weight yarn and I must admit I was pleased with the outcome. This article of clothing recommends a DK weight yarn and I am very tempted to have a go at this pattern. I really like the combination of the open design mixed with the "shell" design. This piece is lovely.
normalyon 9518459
Apr 26, 2017
The link to this sweater is unavailable, how can I obtain a copy of the pattern?
AFC Editor Julia
Apr 26, 2017
Hi normalyon, Click on the link above, Click Here for Crochet Pattern. Then, scroll down on the DROPs page to access the pattern. Thanks! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet
Hippie Chick
Mar 10, 2017
The midnight lace crocheted cardigan is a winner. Very feminine and light weight so that it can be worn year round when you just need a little something extra to snazzy up an outfit. I have gotten free patterns from Garner Studios website before and have never had any problems with them.
ChaCha Rizzo
Feb 05, 2017
This is a very pretty pattern - and it looks like it will crochet up very quickly.
mulberrygalprinces s
Jul 10, 2016
Now you are talking! I live in Florida. Need I say more? Sweaters are really not something I need very often if at all. So when something like this comes along, you know I will grab it. It's light and airy. Just right for night time use. Done in black with silver or gold seed beads sewn on will make it dressy for an evening out. Thanks for sharing.
xgaelic 8793709
Jul 26, 2016
I am also in Florida and like your idea. Will upload a photo if I do so.
joannejones74 3732 679
Jul 06, 2015
This is a gorgeous pattern. Really want to have a go, but am really struggling with the chart...the instructions given are just too vague. Would be fab if someone more skilled than myself could translate into full written instructions.
cbartelson 1442900
Jul 18, 2014
I also would make this is the written pattern was complete. A diagram to follow pattern 1-3 is not enough for me.
tanyamoon 6341709
Jul 18, 2014
Why is it wanting to charge me? It's listed as a free pattern :(
Savi1150
Jul 21, 2013
I just started crocheting and I find I love using patterns. This one is sssoooooooooooooooo cool
sully0964 2026159
Jul 19, 2013
I don't understand the part of the pattern where it say repeat pattern 1 down farther pattern 2 It doesn't tell you what the pattern is Can anyone help
Savi1150
Jul 21, 2013
that part is so simple you just repeat what you did before until the product fits you or who-ever it is for
jenswan64
Apr 07, 2013
started making this pattern, there has to be something wrong. I wanted to make it in Large, the pattern says to chain 241 for just the back alone, this length of chain can wrap around me almost twice, even when I took off 40 chains to try it in the Medium, it was enough to go around me with some to spare. Either the hook size is wrong or the pattern is. Guess that I will look for something else to make even though I love the look of this cardigan.
Brenda30
Jun 23, 2013
241 is the entire body not just the back, I think. And what kind of yarn are you using?
Stace67
Jul 16, 2013
The pattern states "Cardigan is worked back and forth from opening mid front." So the starting chain should go from mid-front on one side, around the back, an to mid-front on the other side. States that right at the beginning of the pattern.
Beth4life
Mar 17, 2013
beautiful! I would make it if there was a step by step tutorial along with written instruction.
mtsavm 5514348
Mar 11, 2013
Me encantan los patrones pero para los que no entendemos el idioma sera maravilloso que viniesen los esquemas. gracias
ecrmedia1 9955198
Mar 10, 2013
I love this pattern, but I've never learned to crochet using symbols. I prefer it to be written out. I guess I'll have to translate it before I can use it. I find symbol crochet very confusing.
purplepassion003 4 752063
Feb 21, 2013
You can get the pattern in American-English. Click the pattern link, there will be a link to click on which translates the pattern. The link is in the paragraph directly above the pattern.
doublep 2183489
Jul 31, 2012
Sweater look lovely. Any chance we could get the pattern rewritten in American English? doublep
annick1960
Jul 29, 2012
Too bad it doesn't come in sizes larger than XL
elnisi
Mar 01, 2013
I have taken the guage and the measurements and enlarged other patterns. just do the math. measure the person that is getting it then adjust. same for making it smaller. practice on a smaller piece enlarging it.
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