Herringbone Moss Sweater
With a relaxed fit, easy top down construction and oodles of texture in those stitches, this raglan crochet sweater is a joy to make for any little one you know. Neutral, modern but with a nod to tradition, making it perfect for any age.
The pattern is sized from baby to 10 years old and because it’s worked from the top down and seamless it’s easy to adjust the body and sleeve length to suit whoever you are making for.
A stunning child crochet sweater pattern with a classic fit and feel.
This crochet pattern and image are property of HanJan Crochet.
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