This spiral crochet sweater pattern creates a stunning visual swirl using two yarn colors that rotate seamlessly within the body and sleeves. Designed freehand, this project grows as you go, beginning with a circular center that gradually squares off for shaping.
Crochet Spiral Sweater

The pattern offers flexible sizing options by adjusting stitch counts and panel width, allowing customization in fit, length, and colorway. The sweater includes ribbed cuffs and neckline for a polished finish, making it a stylish and cozy wardrobe piece suited for cool weather
Materials
- Weight 4 acrylic yarn approximately 1400 yards for size L
- 5.0 mm hook for main panel
- Stitch markers
- Yarn needle
Foundation Round
- Chain 4 and slip stitch to form a ring or use a magic ring
- With Color 1 double crochet 6 times into the center ring then hold the loop aside
- Attach Color 2 and double crochet 6 times into the center
- Pull the tail of Color 1 to tighten the center hole


Spiral Panel Rounds 2 to 12
- Always begin with Color 1 for each new round
- Begin each color section with a double crochet increase and place a stitch marker in the first stitch
- Work increases with single double crochet stitches between each increase increasing the number of single double crochets by one each round
- End each color section with the same number of double crochets placed between increases
- Continue until Round 12
Squaring Off the Spiral Rounds 13 to 18
- Round 13 mark the third regular increase as a corner and work double crochet chain 2 double crochet in that stitch
- Continue working the same increases to the second corner and repeat corner stitch then double crochet to complete the section
- Round 14 work corners with double crochet chain 2 double crochet then double crochet to first increase and half double crochet to next corner then double crochet to corner repeat around
- Rounds 15 to 18 repeat corner stitch continue shaping using double crochet half double crochet and single crochet sections as established
- For size small stop at end of Round 18
Sizing Rows
- For medium and larger continue plain double crochet rows maintaining corners as double crochet chain 2 double crochet until desired width
Ending the Spiral and Shoulder Shaping
- End final round slope stitches by working 2 half double crochet 2 single crochet 2 slip stitch then slip stitch into corner and cut yarn
- On remaining color place stitch markers 18 stitches from corners to form neckline
- Shoulder Row 1 start at corner work double crochet to marker chain 1 cut yarn then start at second marker chain 2 double crochet to corner chain 1 cut yarn
- Shoulder Row 2 turn attach other color double crochet across both shoulder sections cutting yarn at each end leaving a long tail on one panel
- Repeat to create second body panel
Sleeves Ribbed Cuff
- Leave a long tail for sewing
- Chain 10
- Single crochet in second chain and across for 9 stitches
- Chain 1 turn single crochet in back loop only for 24 rows
Sleeve Body
- Switch to 5.25 mm hook for size L or larger
- Chain 2 turn work down ribbing side and double crochet increase in each side stitch ending with 48 stitches
- Chain 1 cut yarn attach other color chain 2 double crochet across increase at last stitch chain 1 cut yarn
- Repeat for 2 more rows
- Continue double crochet rows alternating colors until desired sleeve length leaving a long tail
- Make two sleeves
Assembly
- Sew shoulder seams using long tail
- Fold sleeve mark midpoint and pin to shoulder then sew sleeve to body
- Fold sweater wrong sides together and use sleeve cuff tail to sew sleeve seam then down body side
Neckline Ribbing
- Attach yarn single crochet around neckline and slip stitch to join
- Chain 7 single crochet in second chain and across 6 stitches
- Slip stitch into next three stitches of neckline
- Turn single crochet in back loop only up 6 stitches
- Chain 1 turn single crochet in back loop only down 6 stitches
- Slip stitch into next three stitches
- Repeat around neckline
- Chain 2 seam ribbing edges with slip stitch and fasten off weaving ends





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