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    Home » Fall

    Updated: Jan 4, 2024 by Jess Coppom ·

    Cocoon Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern

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    You’d never guess by looking at this sweater that it’s made from two simple rectangles! The “Cocoon Cardigan” free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. As always the free pattern is below or you can purchase the printable, ad-free PDF here.


        You'd never guess by looking at this free crochet sweater pattern that it's made from two simple rectangles! The "Cocoon Cardigan" free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. Made with Lion Brand Lion's Pride Woolspun yarn in "Taupe."  This beginner crochet sweater pattern is a collaboration with my friends at Lion Brand Yarn. This post contains affiliate links.

    Is there anything that you think you’re just intellectually incapable of doing? Like, you just couldn’t do enough brain yoga to attain a certain skill or achieve a desired result?

    I’ll give you some of mine: designing a decent looking and functional spreadsheet, cleaning up one project before starting another and designing a crochet sweater.

    the-cocoon-cardigan-free-crochet-pattern-10Well, I haven’t made a spreadsheet (even an ugly one), I’m still sitting amidst a dozen 97% finished projects, but I HAVE designed a crochet sweater!

    I was just always so intimidated by figuring out the mechanics of a sweater. Sleeves? Drape? Sizing? Ugh. Where do you even begin?

    With two rectangles that’s where. I’m so excited about this “Cocoon Cardigan” free crochet pattern because it’s literally made from two super basic shapes. If you can crochet a scarf, I think I can teach you how to make this simple sweater pattern.

    You'd never guess by looking at this sweater that it's made from two simple rectangles! The "Cocoon Cardigan" free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. Made with Lion Brand Lion's Pride Woolspun yarn in "Taupe." For this “Cocoon Cardigan” free crochet pattern, I used Lion’s Pride Woolspun yarn. (Remember this Faux Cabled Bun Beanie or the fingerless mitts project in my Modern Crochet 101 course, both made with Woolspun? Clearly I love this yarn!) The reason I chose Woolspun yarn for this project is because it’s surprisingly light for how nice and chunky it is. The result is a quick cardigan project that has beautiful drape and almost a certain “bounce” from the light, yet substantial, yarn.

    UPDATE: Lion Brand has created a kit that includes all the yarn you need to make this cardigan as well as a copy of the printable pattern. You can score the kit for 20% off through March 14, 2017! Check out the Cocoon Cardigan kit here.

    You'd never guess by looking at this sweater that it's made from two simple rectangles! The "Cocoon Cardigan" free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. Made with Lion Brand Lion's Pride Woolspun yarn in "Taupe." I love that I can roll this cardigan up and carry it in my purse for if I get cold at a restaurant, movie or let’s be honest, anywhere I ever go because I always seem to be cold. The “Cocoon Cardigan” free crochet pattern is quite like it sounds–a cozy cocoon to wrap up in on a chilly day.

    You'd never guess by looking at this sweater that it's made from two simple rectangles! The Cocoon Cardigan free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. Made with Lion Brand Lion's Pride Woolspun yarn in "Taupe." (This is apparently the face I make when trying to teach my husband how to use the “fancy” camera while also looking like a natural “model,” which feels extremely unnatural for me.)

    Double crochet through the front loop creates excellent drape for a loose and draped crochet cardiganThis cardigan free crochet pattern and tutorial includes a lot of photos. It’s always my goal to include enough information for a newer crocheter to be able to successfully dive into my projects. To this end, I put together a quick tutorial below on how to work the ribbing on this sweater pattern. I definitely recommend taking a gander at it as it’s so much easier to comprehend some of this fairly straightforward techniques in video than in writing.

    And of course, if you’d like this crochet cardigan pattern in one nice, tidy printable package, you can always purchase the downloadable PDF here. (All of the helpful photos are grouped at the back of the pattern so you can choose to print them or conserve ink.)

    You'd never guess by looking at this sweater that it's made from two simple rectangles! The Cocoon Cardigan free crochet pattern is great for beginners who are looking to expand their skills or advanced crocheters who want a quick, stylish project. Made with Lion Brand Lion's Pride Woolspun yarn in "Taupe." Please do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You may make items to sell or donate with this pattern. In exchange, please link back to this post and credit me as the designer. You can view all my policies here. Do NOT use my photos as your own sales photos. ­­Now go make something awesome!

    Thanks to Lion Brand Yarn for sponsoring this post and enabling more free patterns on Make & Do Crew. All opinions and ideas are my own.  

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    The Cocoon Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern

    Purchase the ad-free, printable PDF here.

    Add this pattern to your Ravelry favorites or queue here.

    Sizes + Measurements:
    One size fits most adult women. The draped nature of this cardigan accommodates a wide range of body sizes.

    Laying flat, the blocked measurements are as follows:
    Height – collar to bottom ribbing: Approx. 31″
    Width – left armhole to right armhole: Approx. 24″

    To adjust the pattern size, reduce or increase the width (the number of rows worked) of the top rectangle by the same number of inches as you increase or decrease the length (the number of stitches in one row) of the bottom rectangle. (See photo E.)

    Supplies:
    So you can spend more time crocheting and less time shopping, this pattern contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you.
    • (5) Lion Brand Lion’s Pride Woolspun in “Taupe” – approx. 635 yards/500 g (purchase the kit here!)
    • Tapestry needle
    • Size N [10.0 mm] crochet hook
    • Size L [8.0 mm] crochet hook
    • Scissors
    • Iron for blocking
    • T-pins for blocking

    Gauge:
    • Sweater after blocking: 7 dc = 4”, 4.5 rows = 4”
    • Ribbing: 6 hdc = 2”, 4 rows = 2”

    Abbreviations (US Terms):
    sc – single crochet
    dc – double crochet
    scblo – single crochet through the back loop only
    ch – chain
    hdc – half double crochet
    dcflo – double crochet through the front loop only
    st – stitch
    tch – turning chain
    sl st – slip stitch
    sk – skip
    yo – yarn over
    tch – turning chain

    Notes:
    • Cardigan is worked in two large rectangles that are joined and then finished with ribbing.
    • When attaching yarn to work a new section of the sweater, my preference is to use a slip knot. To do this, make a slip knot and insert your hook. Then insert your hook in sweater where yarn will be attached. Yo and pull loop through slip knot on hook. Tighten slip knot.

    Bottom Sweater Panel

    Notes:
    • After row 1, the double crochets are all worked into the front loop of the previous row of stitches.
    • Beginning in row 2, instead of chaining 3 at the beginning of each row, you’ll be working two single crochet on top of each other. This minimizes the gap usually created by the chains in a row of double crochet. See photo below this section for a tutorial in how to do this technique.

    (Make one.)

    Using larger hook, Ch 28.

    Row 1: Sk first 3 dc (counts as 1 dc), dc in each ch; turn. (25 dc)

    Row 2: Sc in front loop of first dc, sc in front post of the previous sc (counts as 1 dc), dcflo in each remaining dc, turn. (25 dc) (See photo A for help.)

    Repeat row 2 until piece measures 27.5” (approx. 25 rows). Fasten off.

    How to avoid the gap in the turning chain of double crochet stitchesTechnique for avoiding gap in turning chain for double crochet stitches:
    1. (Do not chain.) Insert hook in front loop of first double crochet.
    2. Complete normal single crochet.
    3. Insert hook under front post of single crochet from step 2.
    4. Complete normal single crochet.
    (The resulting double decker single crochet counts as one dc.)

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    Top Sweater Panel

    (Make one.)

    Using larger hook, Ch 103.

    Row 1: Sk first 3 dc (counts as 1 dc), dc in each ch; turn. (100 dc)

    Row 2: Sc in front loop of first dc, sc in front post of the previous sc (counts as 1 dc), dcflo in each remaining dc, turn. (100)

    Rows 3-10: Repeat row 2.

    Fasten off.

    Blocking Both Panels

    Pin and block the sweater panels to the following measurements. (This step is essential to getting the correct sizing and drape for your sweater.)            

    Top Panel: 55”x11”
    Bottom Panel: 26”x14”

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    If you’re using Lion’s Pride Woolspun yarn for this (or any yarn with an acrylic component), you can block your pieces by spritzing them with the steam of an iron from about 5” away. Be cautious not to get the steam super close to the yarn or touch the iron to the yarn because this will “kill” the acrylic and change the texture of the yarn.

    Sewing the Panels Together

    On the bottom side of the top panel, mark the 25th stitch from left edge. Mark the 25th stitch from the right edge. (See photo B for placement.)

    Using safety pins or stitch markers, pin the bottom panel to the top panel being sure to attach the upper corners of the bottom panel between the stitch markers on the top panel. (See photo below for clarification.)

    Sew pieces together along pinned edge using the mattress stitch.

    Fold sides of top panel down to meet the bottom edge of bottom panel. Mark 10th stitch from the bottom of the sweater on both the front and back (top and bottom panels). Repeat for second side of sweater. (See second photo below.)

    Attach yarn at side seam at the sweater bottom. With RS of sweater facing you, seam upward using the mattress stitch. Stop once marked stitch has been seamed. Fasten off. Repeat for second side. (See mattress stitch video tutorial here. Note that for this instance, instead of sewing only through one loop of each stitch as in the video, you should sew through both loops of each stitch.)

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    Ribbing at Bottom of Sweater

    Notes:
    • See the ribbing tutorial video above for a demonstration of this technique. Note that the video is in reference to adding the collar ribbing, but the technique is the same for this section.
    • In addition, 1DogWoof has an excellent video that illustrates this technique of adding ribbing. Note that the stitch counts for her ribbing are different than what is included here, but the basic concept is the same.
    • The ribbing is worked in the first (front) of three possible loops in a half double crochet stitch. (See photo below.)
    • When you’re slip stitching into the bottom edge of the sweater to attach the ribbing, insert your hook under the nearest two strands of yarn in the sweater bottom panel. One strand will not be strong enough to support the weight of the ribbing and three strands will begin to make a bulky seam where the ribbing meets the sweater. See video tutorial above this pattern for more information.
    • The chain 2 at the beginning of row 3 and subsequent odd numbered rows doesn’t count as a stitch.
    • Important! For even number rows, be certain to keep working yarn in front of the row you’re working and not behind it as you usually might. (See photo below.)

    cocoon-cardigan-sweater-free-crochet-pattern-1Attach yarn with a slip knot at bottom front corner of sweater on what would be the left side when wearing it.

    Using smaller (L) hook, ch 11.

    Row 1: Hdc in second chain from hook, hdc in each ch, sl st onto bottom edge of sweater, 2 sl sl along sweater edge; turn. (10 hdc) (See photo below or video tutorial above.)

    Row 2: (Keep yarn in front of hook.) Hdc in fourth st from hook working only through the first loop, hdc in first loop of each hdc; turn. (10 hdc)

    Row 3: Ch 2, hdc in first loop of each hdc, sl st onto bottom edge of sweater, 2 sl sl along sweater edge; turn. (10 hdc)

    Repeat rows 2 and 3 around entire sweater bottom. If ending with a row 2, do not fasten off yarn. If ending with a row 3, fasten yarn off.

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    Collar Ribbing

    Notes:
    • For the first and last approx. 4” of collar ribbing (while working along bottom ribbing section), the slip stitches to join the ribbing to the sweater edge are worked at a slightly different interval than for the rest of the collar ribbing. In row 3, for example, work first sl st into the stitch directly above stitch row 1 was attached in. (Therefore, each stitch along sweater edge should be slip stitched into once.) See the ribbing tutorial video above for a demonstration of this technique.

    For the remainder of the collar ribbing that isn’t worked into the bottom ribbing, work the first sl st of a row 3 into the same st the previous row 3 was attached in. (Therefore, every third stitch along the sweater edge should be slipped into twice.) See video for far clearer instructions!
    • The chain 2 at the beginning of row 3 and subsequent odd numbered rows doesn’t count as a stitch.
    • Important! For even number rows, be certain to keep working yarn in front of the row you’re working and not behind it as you usually might. (See photo E.)

    With RS of sweater facing out, use a slip knot to attach yarn at bottom corner of ribbing at what is the right side of the sweater when wearing it.

    Using smaller (L) hook, ch 6.

    Row 1: Hdc in second chain from hook, hdc in each ch, sl st onto edge of sweater, 2 sl sl along sweater edge; turn. (5 hdc)

    Row 2: (Keep yarn in front of hook.) Hdc in fourth st from hook working only through the first loop, hdc in first loop of each hdc; turn. (5 hdc)

    Row 3: Ch 2, hdc in first loop of each hdc, sl st onto edge of sweater, 2 sl sl along sweater edge; turn. (5 hdc)

    Repeat rows 2 and 3 around entire collar. Fasten off. 

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    Notes:
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    • For rounds 2 and 3, work first sc in the same sc you sl st into at the end of the previous round. When ending a round, do not work a sc in the sl st from the previous round.

    With RS facing, attach yarn at bottom of sleeve.

    Round 1: Using smaller (L) hook, ch 1, sc in same st yarn attached in, sc around sleeve working 1 sc in each st, sl st to first sc of round to join. Do not turn.

    Round 2: Ch 1, scblo in each sc, sl st to first sc of round to join. Do not turn.

    Round 3: Repeat round 2.

    Fasten off. Repeat for second sleeve.

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    Finishing and Final Blocking

    Weave in ends. Lightly block cardigan ribbing using the same steam technique used previously. There is no need to pin the finished sweater to block it this time unless there is an area you want to stretch or smooth out.

    Curl up in your new cocoon cardigan like a cozy little caterpillar!

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    1. Angela says

      August 29, 2017 at 6:08 pm

      would love to know where this free pattern is located. The heading says free pattern!

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 30, 2017 at 2:35 pm

        Hey Angela,

        The free pattern is right above this comment area, right below the pink heading that says “Cocoon Cardigan”.

        Happy crocheting!

        Jess

        Reply
    2. Emilce says

      August 04, 2017 at 5:33 pm

      Hi! Today I finished this cardigan! You did a great job with the pattern! Very easy to make and to understand. I´m so proud I made the whole of it all by myself!
      Thank you, thank you, thank you!
      Cheers from Argentina

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 09, 2017 at 9:30 pm

        Emilce! I am so proud of you too! That’s fantastic! I really hope you enjoy wearing it. 🙂

        Jess

        Reply
    3. Madonna says

      June 30, 2017 at 6:38 am

      I can’t understand what you mean in this “Sleeves

      Notes:
      • If you’re right-handed, work the sleeve clockwise. If you’re left-handed, work it counter clockwise.
      • For rounds 2 and 3, work first sc in the same sc you sl st into at the end of the previous round. When ending a round, do not work a sc in the sl st from the previous round.”
      Can you explain it to me?

      With RS facing, attach yarn at bottom of sleeve”

      Reply
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