Classic Crewneck Pattern
Classic Crewneck Pattern
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About this Pattern :
The Classic Crewneck is a beginner friendly, crochet sweater. The body panels are constructed with extended half doubles, giving the garment a subtle but wonderful texture. The neckline utilizes front and back posts for a more structured collar, while the cuffs and bottom band use a simple back-loop-only technique. The Classic Crewneck can be made with a standard casual fit, or extra oversized to create the perfect layering piece for winter.
This pattern is a made-to-measure design, and can be adjusted to fit the wearer’s shape.
Construction : Garment is crocheted bottom-up with 2 flat body panels and 2 flat sleeve panels that are sewn together. A structured ribbing technique is also added to create the rounded collar.
This pattern also includes a step by step video tutorial (originally filmed in 2022) - link to video will be provided in PDF.
Yarn/Fiber : Sweater can be made with any weight yarn, but it’s highly suggested to use #4 Worsted, to achieve similar results.
Skill Level : Advanced Beginners and up! You should have experience with crochet basics such as chains, half double crochets, slip stitches, working into the back loops only, etc.
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Fiber Bases
Mohair Lace : 64% Kid Mohair 36% Silk - 450 yds/50g
SW Fingering : 100% Superwash Merino - 490 yds/100g
Nylon Sock : 80% Superwash Merino 20% Nylon - 400 yds/100g
Linen Sock : 90% Superwash Merino 10% Linen - 400 yds/100g
Bamboo Sock : 80% Superwash Merino 20% Bamboo - 437 yds/100g
Nylon Sport : 80% Superwash Merino 20% Nylon - 328 yds/100g
SW DK : 100% Superwash Merino - 230 yds/100g
Cotton DK : 50% Superwash Merino 50% Pima Cotton - 246 yds/100g
Boucle DK : 100% Superwash Merino - 240 yds/100g
SW Worsted : 100% Superwash Merino - 220 yds/100g
Cloud Sport : 51% Baby Alpaca 49% Peruvian Pima Cotton - 328 yds/100g
Saturation Differences
Colorways dyed on the Cotton & Silk bases will be more subdued, retaining less vibrancy than other bases with higher wool content. You can check out the Saturation page for side-by-side comparisons between bases!
Suggested Care
It is always recommended to wash your garments by hand - using lukewarm/cool water and wool soap. Make sure not to tug or pull at the fibers once wet, gently squeeze out excess water, and lay flat to dry.
Patterns
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