Absolutely! Here’s a detailed, easy-to-follow guide for a WOW💯😍 crochet sweater top stitch pattern—perfect for a cardigan, sweater, or blouse. This is a stitch pattern only, designed to impress with texture and elegance, while being simple enough for beginners or confident beginners.
🧵 WOW💯😍 Crochet Sweater Top Pattern – New Stitch Pattern Only
(Great for Cardigans | Blouses | Sweaters)
🧶 Skill Level:
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Beginner+ / Confident Beginner
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Great for crocheters comfortable with basic stitches (dc, sc, chains)
✨ Pattern Overview:
This pattern uses a Textured V-Stitch + Front Post Combo, which creates a three-dimensional, cozy, and elegant look — perfect for sweater tops and cardigans.
📏 Stitch Multiple:
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Multiple of 4 + 2 (e.g., 30, 34, 38, 42…)
🪡 Materials:
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Yarn: DK (Category 3) or Worsted (Category 4) yarn (cotton blend or acrylic for drape)
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Hook: 4.5mm – 5.5mm (adjust depending on your yarn)
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Tapestry needle
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Scissors
🧵 Abbreviations (US Terms):
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ch = chain
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sc = single crochet
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dc = double crochet
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fpdc = front post double crochet
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st(s) = stitch(es)
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rep = repeat
🌟 INSTRUCTIONS:
🪴 Foundation Chain:
Chain a multiple of 4 + 2 (e.g., 34 ch)
🌼 Row 1: (Base Row)
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In 3rd ch from hook, dc.
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Dc in each ch across. Turn.
✨ Row 2: (Pattern Setup)
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Ch 2 (counts as first dc), sk next dc, dc in next st, go back and make 1 dc in skipped st (crossed dc made)
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Rep from * to end. Turn.
🔥 Row 3: (Texture Row)
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Ch 2, fpdc around first dc of the crossed pair below, dc in space between the crossed pair.
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Rep across. End with dc in turning ch. Turn.
🌷 Row 4:
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Ch 2, sk next dc, dc in next st, dc in skipped st (crossed dc).
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Rep to end. Turn.
Repeat:
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Repeat Rows 3 & 4 for the desired length of the fabric.
✅ Tips:
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This stitch creates a thick and textured fabric—ideal for sweater tops and cardigans.
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Make sure to keep tension even when doing fpdc (front post double crochet).
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It works well for boxy sweaters, cardigans, or crop tops.
💡 Optional Customizations:
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Use cotton yarn for summer blouses, or wool blend for cozy winter sweaters.
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Add a scallop or ribbed border for a cardigan.
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Combine this stitch with a lace panel for stylish inserts.
🧶 Swatch Suggestion:
Make a 6”x6” swatch to test gauge, texture, and yarn choice.
📸 Visualization (Optional Description):
Imagine a soft, rippling texture made by small “X” shapes stacked vertically, alternating with raised ridges created by front post stitches. It’s warm, stretchy, and eye-catching — like a boutique-style garment stitch!
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