Noro Crochet Cardigan Pattern

By Noro

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Noro Crochet Cardigan Pattern
Noro Crochet Cardigan Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Noro
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Designer: Jenny Watson
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Seamed, Worked Flat

Product Description

Discover the art of textured crochet with the Noro Mirai Cardigan, a stunning bottom-up construction pattern worked flat and seamed for a beautifully structured finish. Featuring the richly variegated Noro Mirai yarn, this wearable work of art bursts with organic color transitions that make every stitch a joy to create. Available in five sizes ranging from 28 to 46 inches, this versatile cardigan suits crafters of varying skill levels ready to embrace classic techniques with a modern sensibility. Using a simple combination of treble and double crochet stitches, you will create a garment worthy of your handmade wardrobe. From weekend markets to cozy evenings at home, this cardigan is destined to become a treasured staple. Download your pattern today and start crocheting your next favorite piece.
Noro Crochet Cardigan Pattern
$6.00

Noro Crochet Cardigan (NSL037 MIRAI)

What is Being Made

This is a classic crochet cardigan designed for everyday wear, available in five sizes ranging from X Small (71/76cm bust) through to X Large (112/117cm bust). The cardigan features a full-length construction with button-front closure, making it a versatile layering piece suitable for various occasions and seasons.

Construction Technique

The cardigan is worked flat using a bottom-up construction method, meaning the pieces are crocheted starting from the lower edges and working upward toward the shoulders. Once all pieces are completed, they are seamed together to create the finished garment. This approach allows for precise shaping and easier adjustments during the crafting process.

Crochet Stitches Used

  • Double Crochet (dc) – forms the primary fabric structure
  • Treble (tr) – used for texture variation and stitch pattern details
  • Chain (ch) – creates foundation rows and stitch transitions
  • Slip Stitch (ss) – joins rounds and secures stitches
  • Tr2tog – a decrease technique combining two trebles together
  • Dc2tog – a decrease technique combining two double crochets together
  • Increases – worked by creating two stitches into the first and last stitch of rows

Materials Required

The project uses Noro Mirai yarn in color 1, with yardage requirements varying by size: X Small and Small require 5 balls (100g each), Medium and Large require 6 balls, and X Large requires 7 balls of 100g weight. Two crochet hooks are needed: a 5.00mm (US H8) hook for the main fabric and a 5.00mm (US F5) hook for finishing details. Additionally, 6 buttons are required for the front closure.

Sizing and Fit Information

The cardigan is designed to fit bust measurements from 71/76cm (28/30 inches) for X Small through 112/117cm (44/46 inches) for X Large. Actual finished bust measurements range from 87cm (34½ inches) to 127cm (50 inches) across the five sizes. Full length varies from approximately 54cm (21¼ inches) in X Small to 62cm (24½ inches) in X Large, while sleeve length ranges from 43cm (17 inches) to 48cm (19 inches) depending on size.

Tension and Gauge

Achieving the correct tension is essential for success with this pattern. The specified tension is 16 stitches and 12 rows to 10cm (4 inches) using the 5.00mm (US H8) crochet hook. Crafters should crochet a tension square before beginning the garment. If the tension square contains fewer stitches than specified, a finer hook should be used; if it contains more stitches, a larger hook should be used. Working to the stated tension ensures the cardigan will fit properly and drape as intended.

Pattern Features

The pattern includes detailed abbreviations and special stitch instructions to guide crafters through the construction process. Measurements are provided in both centimeters and inches for international accessibility. The pattern accounts for sizing variations by providing specific stitch counts and row numbers for each size, with a notation system where "0" indicates that particular instruction does not apply to that size.

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