Cozy Cardigans Free Crochet Patterns

Last week I did a round-up post of with the many different sweater patterns I’d found.

I’d actually found all these cardigans too but since there was so many, I had to split them up into two different posts.

So, here they are. A selection of the many gorgeous cardigan patterns I found. All are free patterns.

This week, I’ve also been busy working on my own designs. I love Halloween so in preparation I wanted to make the perfect spider pattern.

These spiders were really fun to make and I’ve written up the pattern and made a video tutorial too.

Then, I thought that my spider would look great on a hat so I made a spiral beanie hat to attach it to.

You can also see my other designs, all with free patterns, on the MY PATTERNS page.

And if you are looking for ideas for other projects be sure to check out the ROUND-UPS page. There you will find my previous posts like this one including the very popular baby blankets round-up, baby gifts as well as unicorns and more!

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Anyway, lets continue with these wonderful cardigan patterns.

When you find the one you like just click or tap on the title below the picture to go to the free pattern page.

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Cozy Cardigans Free Crochet Patterns

Poppy Cardigan – This is easy to make and is oversized, soft and snuggly. The yarn is discontinued but this pattern also works with Caron Simply Soft and Lion Brand Jeans yarns.

Harold Cardigan – This one is an intermediate pattern. Several different stitches involved so looks really interesting to work up and I love the finished look. I also love that it has pockets!

Made from Lion Brand Jeans yarn.

Spiral Granny Cardigan – Fun to make and can be made in any size.

Snow Angel Cardigan – Beautifully chunky oversized cardigan made using Lion Brand Wool-Ease yarn.

Uses bobble and puff spike stitches to create this wonderful texture. Works up fast so can be done in a weekend. Pattern is rated as easy and includes photos.

This cozy Kimono Blanket Cardigan is made using Lion Brand Jeans yarn. There’s a video tutorial too so great if you are still quite new to crochet.

This beautiful Color Block Cardigan features Lion Brand Mandala in Pegasus. The pattern includes alternating blocks of stitches and an optional hood.

Hex Cardigan – This starts out with a granny square and morphs into a hexagon.

The design is really interesting and looks quite easy. It includes chart diagrams too.

Waffle Cardigan – features waffle stitch pockets as an accent. This is a really pretty cardigan and I love that Loops and Threads Impeccable gold color!

Water’s Edge Kimono – I really love the beautiful stitch work in this one! The yarn used is Caron Simply Soft in Ocean.

Bahama Mama Ruana – This easy to make cardigan uses Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn

Land & Sea Cardigan – This beautiful granny square cardigan uses Red Heart Dreamy Yarn

Chic Aran Cardigan – I really love the stitch work of this snuggly looking cardigan. It features the Chic Sheep 100% Merino Wool yarn.

Corner to Corner Cardigan – Corner to corner blankets are really popular so I thought you’d love this C2C cardigan. This uses Lionbrand ZZ Twist yarn.

Summer Nights Cardigan – This is a lighter weight cardigan, as the name suggests, suitable for summer evenings. I like how the arms are solid to keep them warm, while the body features some more open stitch work. The yarn used is Lion Brand Flikka in Keepsake.

Kiss Stitch Cardigan – This beautiful rectangular cardigan is made from chunky Lion Brand Wool-Ease Yarn and features the crossed double crochet stitch.

This next one is a Tunisian Crochet Blanket turned into a wrap type cardigan. I really love the style and colors. It features Loops and Thread Barcelona yarn.

Lastly, check out this awesome chunky Autumn Nights Cardigan. It’s made using Red Heart Grande Yarn so works up really quickly.

Thank you for reading. I hope you enjoyed this post.