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Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern: One Skein Beginner Project

Updated: Aug 13

The Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern is made with just one skein and is a simple and easy tutorial perfect for beginners looking to create a cozy piece of clothing. This one-piece cardigan pattern requires minimal sewing and uses just one skein of yarn, making it an affordable and quick project. Designed for women and ladies of all sizes, this adult cardigan features long sleeves and integrated pockets. What's more, using super bulky, super chunky, weight 6 yarn means it's ideal for keeping warm during the winter. I love how the variegated yarn cake, adds a beautiful color variation to the final piece. The Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern is available in a PDF format and provides a step-by-step guide on how to create this stylish and functional addition to your wardrobe.


Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern: One Skein Beginner Project
Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern: One Skein Beginner Project
 

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About the Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern

I wanted this cardigan pattern to be easy enough that a newer crocheter could complete it, and unique enough that an experienced crocheter would love it too! The pattern is worked in one piece with minimal sewing, which is a win, win!! Sleeves and pocket, yes, I said POCKETS are worked directly onto the main body of the cardigan, and seaming is completed at the end.


Another great thing about the Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern is that using the Anniversary Cake, and allowing the colors to just flow as they come you will only have a few ends to weave in! Does anyone really enjoy weaving in the ends??


The pattern comes with sizes XS to 5XL, has multiple photos, diagrams, and I have included a few video tutorials for the parts that might be a little tricky as well. No matter what your learning style is, you can easily learn how to crochet this beginner friendly cardigan! The only question is, what color will you make yours in? The grey and purple one is the Pelican colorway in a size Medium, the Tan and cream one is Sandy Shore in an XL, and the Pink one is Sour Cherry in a Large. Two on the right were gifted and the recipients love them just as much as I do!




About the Yarn


Yarn used to make a one skein crochet cardigan for beginners
Yarn used to create the one skein Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern

When I first saw the Caron Anniversary cakes at Michael's stores I was shocked by the size and wondered what I could make with one that wasn't a blanket? Then it hit me, why not a cardigan that feels like you are wrapped in a blanket!


With winter upon us it is the perfect time to wear a bulky warm cardigan to wrap up in and stay warm. That is exactly what you get with the Anniversary Cake yarn. It is a super bulky 6 weight yarn, and has 1061 yards in one cake! I was able to make the XL size cardigan with only 1 cake of yarn which is absolutely amazing!


The first cardigan I made was a Christmas Gift, so it was only fitting that I take a photo of the yarn under the tree. For size comparison the white glass ball ornament in front of the yarn is a regular size ornament!


Here is another view for the size of the yarn cake, The Anniversary Cake Colors are so bright and beautiful and the yarn is extra squishy! I had a difficult time deciding on which colorway to get, so I bought 3, and made 3 cardigans!


Copyright Notice:

Pattern is sole property of Carol Hladik Designs. Please do not copy or reproduce in any way. 

You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer in your posts.




 

Get the Pattern


You can purchase the Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern from my Ravelry and Etsy stores.


 
Carol Hladik wearing the Easiest Crochet Cardigan Pattern: One Skein Beginner Project

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Happy Crocheting!

Carol






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