Easy Sage Crochet Cardigan Pattern With Size Adjustment

The Sage Cropped Cardigan crochet pattern is a modern and stylish layering piece designed for comfort and versatility. This pattern is worked in separate sections, making it easy to adjust the fit for different body sizes and preferences. With its cropped length and relaxed silhouette, the cardigan pairs beautifully with dresses, jeans, or high waisted skirts.

Crochet Sage Cardigan

The construction method allows you to customize sleeve length, body width, and overall fit, making it suitable for beginners who want guidance as well as experienced crocheters looking for a flexible design. The finished cardigan offers a clean, trendy look that works well for both casual and slightly dressed up outfits.

Crochet Abbreviations Used

• st means stitch
• sts means stitches
• ch means chain
• sl st means slip stitch
• sc means single crochet
• dc means double crochet
• hdc means half double crochet
• tr means treble crochet
• fp means front post
• inc means increase
• dec means decrease
• rep means repeat
• beg means beginning

Back Part

• Begin by chaining the required number of stitches based on your desired width
• Work rows following the stitch pattern to build the back panel
• Continue until the panel reaches your preferred length
• Sew the vertical columns neatly once the back panel is complete

Front Part

• Create two separate front panels using the same stitch pattern as the back
• Adjust the width of each panel to allow proper opening at the front
• Crochet each panel to match the length of the back piece

Sleeves

• Start with a foundation chain sized to fit comfortably around the arm
• Work in rows or rounds following the stitch pattern
• Increase gradually to shape the sleeve if needed
• Continue until the sleeve reaches the desired length

Ribbing

• Attach yarn to the bottom edge of the cardigan
• Work ribbing stitches evenly across the hem
• Maintain consistent tension for a clean and stretchy finish

Collar

• Attach yarn along the neckline opening
• Crochet the collar evenly around the front and back edges
• Adjust the width of the collar to achieve the desired drape and style