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Cobblestone Crewneck CROCHET PATTERN

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Crochet Pattern only: Cobblestone Crewneck! This simple textured pullover sweater can be whipped up using CYC 4 yarn (I used LB Color Theory)! Pattern also available in my Ravelry store.

Gauge and Materials:
5.25mm Hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
4.25mm Hook, or a size or two smaller than your main hook for ribbing

Body and arms:
4" by 4" = 12 rows by 14 stitches in the tilted pairs stitch
Ribbing:
2" by 2" = 9 rows by 10 stitches of yarn over slip stitch in back loop only (yoslst blo - also known as hdc slst blo)

Yarn Yardage needed based on bust size:

28 - 30" XS: 1201 yds
32 - 34" S: 1341 yds
36 - 38" M: 1504 yds
40 - 42" L: 1701 yds
44- 46" XL: 1780 yds
48 - 50" 2X: 2048 yds
52 - 54" 3X: 2203 yds
56 - 58" 4X: 2413 yds
60 - 62" 5X: 2493 yds

The Cobblestone Crewneck is meant to be cozy and slightly oversized, so when choosing a size to make, pick the one closest to your actual bust size. If between sizes, size up for an oversized fit, size down for a more fitted look. It is designed with 3-5 inches of positive ease.

Written directions for cropped, hip length or tunic length are provided for a customized fit.

The body of the sweater is made with two panels, with slight neckline shaping. The panels are seamed at the shoulders and along the sides, then the arms are crocheted directly on! Final touches include adding ribbing to the sleeves, neckline and bottom hem.

The body of the sweater is made using basic crochet stitches – single and double crochet. It’s a one-row repeat which lends itself to be a quicker make with lovely texture! The sweater is also meant to be unisex and the length can be adjusted! Keep in mind the ribbing will add two inches to length on the body and sleeves.

This sweater is mainly made using the tilted pairs stitch pattern, and the ribbing is done in yarn over slip stitch back loop only.

Look up #cobblestonecrewneck on Instagram to see more tester pictures!

Follow me at @TiffMarraffa on Instagram!

Ravelry Link: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cobblestone-crewneck

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May include: A woman wearing a cream-colored crocheted sweater and blue jeans. She is standing in front of a green grassy area with trees in the background.

Crochet Pattern only: Cobblestone Crewneck! This simple textured pullover sweater can be whipped up using CYC 4 yarn (I used LB Color Theory)! Pattern also available in my Ravelry store.

Gauge and Materials:
5.25mm Hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
4.25mm Hook, or a size or two smaller than your main hook for ribbing

Body and arms:
4" by 4" = 12 rows by 14 stitches in the tilted pairs stitch
Ribbing:
2" by 2" = 9 rows by 10 stitches of yarn over slip stitch in back loop only (yoslst blo - also known as hdc slst blo)

Yarn Yardage needed based on bust size:

28 - 30" XS: 1201 yds
32 - 34" S: 1341 yds
36 - 38" M: 1504 yds
40 - 42" L: 1701 yds
44- 46" XL: 1780 yds
48 - 50" 2X: 2048 yds
52 - 54" 3X: 2203 yds
56 - 58" 4X: 2413 yds
60 - 62" 5X: 2493 yds

The Cobblestone Crewneck is meant to be cozy and slightly oversized, so when choosing a size to make, pick the one closest to your actual bust size. If between sizes, size up for an oversized fit, size down for a more fitted look. It is designed with 3-5 inches of positive ease.

Written directions for cropped, hip length or tunic length are provided for a customized fit.

The body of the sweater is made with two panels, with slight neckline shaping. The panels are seamed at the shoulders and along the sides, then the arms are crocheted directly on! Final touches include adding ribbing to the sleeves, neckline and bottom hem.

The body of the sweater is made using basic crochet stitches – single and double crochet. It’s a one-row repeat which lends itself to be a quicker make with lovely texture! The sweater is also meant to be unisex and the length can be adjusted! Keep in mind the ribbing will add two inches to length on the body and sleeves.

This sweater is mainly made using the tilted pairs stitch pattern, and the ribbing is done in yarn over slip stitch back loop only.

Look up #cobblestonecrewneck on Instagram to see more tester pictures!

Follow me at @TiffMarraffa on Instagram!

Ravelry Link: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cobblestone-crewneck

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