This cozy Crochet Pullover pattern uses the elegant Climbing Shells Stitch to create a beautifully textured fabric suitable for all seasons. Designed in separate panels for the back and front, then joined to form a flattering fit, it includes roomy sleeves and sturdy ribbing at the cuffs, neckline, and hem.
Crochet Pullover

Whether you’re new to this stitch or looking for a stylish handmade wardrobe piece, this sweater offers customization options for size and length, ensuring the perfect fit every time. The balanced structure and comfortable feel make it ideal for everyday wear, gifting, or adding a personal crafted touch to any outfit.
Materials
- Yarn of your choice
- Matching hook
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Stitch markers
Main Body Pieces

Back Piece
- Chain 61 plus 3
- Work Climbing Shells Stitch pattern
- Continue for 34 rows for size small
- For medium work about 38 to 40 rows
- For large work about 45 rows
Front Pieces
- Make 2 pieces
- Chain 61 plus 3
- Work Climbing Shells Stitch pattern
- Continue for 16 rows for size small
- For medium work about 18 to 20 rows
- For large work about 25 rows
Climbing Shells Stitch Pattern

Row 1
- Chain foundation
- Work 3 double crochet into third loop from hook
- Skip 3 stitches
- Work single crochet and 3 double crochet in same stitch
- Repeat across
- End with double crochet into last stitch
Row 2
- Chain 2 turn
- Work 2 double crochet
- Skip 2 double crochet
- Work front post stitch around third double crochet
- Chain 1
- Work 3 double crochet in single crochet space
- Continue repeating sequence
- End with double crochet into last stitch
For Row 3 and Repeating Rows
- Chain 2 turn
- Work 2 double crochet
- Skip 2 double crochet
- Work front post stitch around previous front post
- Chain 1
- Work 3 double crochet in chain 1 space
- Repeat pattern
- End with double crochet into last stitch
- Continue repeating until required length is achieved
Assembly and Seams

Join Shoulders and Armholes
- Mark 8 shell clusters from outer edge of back panel
- Place front panel over back panel
- Sew from outer edge inward to marker
- Leave unsewn space for armhole
- Join top of pieces for 8 rows to form shoulder and neckline
- Repeat on other side
Sleeves
- Chain 70 and join to form ring
- Work 8 rows double crochet
- Work 3 rows chain space sequence by chaining 4 skipping 1 stitch and double crochet
- Work 3 rows double crochet
- Make second sleeve matching first
Ribbing

Cuffs
- Chain 35 for small
- Chain 2 and work double crochet along chain
- Slip stitch to join
- Work front post double crochet then back post double crochet around
- Continue ribbing for 4 to 5 rows
- Sew cuff to sleeve end
Hem
- Attach yarn at bottom edge
- Chain 2 and work double crochet around
- Work front post double crochet then back post double crochet
- Continue ribbing for 5 rows
Neck Ribbing
- Attach yarn at neck edge
- Chain 2 and work double crochet around
- Work front post double crochet then back post double crochet
- Continue ribbing for 10 rows
Finishing
- Work single crochet along front edges
- Make long chain for drawstring
- Weave through neck ribbing





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