Cozy Up In Style With Crochet T-Neck Cardigan Pattern

Wrap yourself in handmade comfort with this stylish and easy-to-follow T-neck winter spring cardigan crochet pattern. Ideal for transitional weather, this cardigan is designed with versatility in mind—perfect for layering on chilly mornings or breezy evenings.

Crochet T-Neck Cardigan

Featuring a cozy t-neck detail, stretchy ribbed texture, and a made-to-measure fit. Whether you’re crafting your first garment or adding to your handmade wardrobe, this project offers both functionality and fashion-forward flair.

 Materials Needed:

• T yarn (100% acrylic)
• 6 mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch markers

Measurements:

• Measure from shoulder to shoulder to determine width. (Example: 50 cm)

Body Panels:

• Chain: Create a chain to match shoulder-to-shoulder width.

Row 1:

• Ch 1, skip the first loop, SC into second loop.
• Continue SC across the chain.

Row 2:

• Ch 1, turn, SC into back loops only.

Repeat:

• Continue working in back loops for 20 rows.

T-Neck Addition:

• Chain: Ch 21 to start the t-neck.
• Attach: Continue working the pattern, incorporating the t-neck directly.
• Rows: Add 22–24 rows for the t-neck.
• Post-T-Neck: Continue with 20 additional rows after finishing the neck area.

Creating Two Pieces:

• Repeat the above steps to create a second identical panel.

Joining the Pieces:

• Use a tapestry needle to seam the panels together, aligning row edges.
• Stitch loop-to-loop for a clean join.

Arm Separation:

• Use stitch markers to define armhole placements.
• Seam around the armhole gaps using a tapestry needle.

Sleeves:

Start Loop:

• Create a loop at the underarm.

Chain:

• Ch 61 (adjustable for sleeve length).

Row 1:

• Ch 1, skip first loop, SC into the second loop across.

Attach to Body:

• Slip stitch into next loop on cardigan body.

Row 2:

• Turn, SC into front loops only.

Repeat:

• Continue attaching each sleeve row to the body with a slip stitch.
• Repeat until sleeve reaches desired length.

Finishing:

• Seam sleeves using either a tapestry needle or slip stitch.
• Weave in all ends to secure.