Chevrons and stripes make such a cute combination! This Chevron Stripes 3 Season Sweater by Esther Chandler is an elegant crocheted jumper that you won't believe how incredibly easy it is to make! This beautiful sweater pattern is really fitting and seems to suit everyone! That’s probably because the pattern has great directions and is easy to customize to any size.
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The pattern is worked in the round from the top down so it is easy to try it on as you go and acheive a correct fit. Pattern includes decrease rows so that you can fit the sweater to your waist (pattern is designed to be a close fit with negative ease).
Yardage is for the 36” size. Other sizes have not been tested (if you make an alternate size I would love feedback)!
I used 4x50g cream, 2x50g purple and 2x50g navy, with plenty of leftovers of the last 3 balls for my stripy 36” sweater.
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Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Make My Day Creative
Thanks to Esther Chandler for the article inspiration and featured image.
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Very nice
Very nice
Amy Ordonez
Sharon ‘Gregory’ Schnapp i need this
Yes yes
No, I can’t agree. Horizontal stripes (even w/a slight zig-zag) does not look good on every body type.
Julie Schofield
Omg! Mike just suggested orange and black lmfao!!
Mmmmm
I would do this in the ombre yarn!!! That would save sewing in ends and look great,especially if the colour went darker around the bottom,very slimming!!
If it hides then how do you turn it off
Beautiful! Yet I prefer vertical stripes.
I made this in 2014 and I still love wearing it!