The Working Girl Cardigan
The Working Girl Cardigan is a beginner friendly crochet cardigan pattern with simple construction. It is worked bottom up in one piece which is later split into two front panels and back panel creating armholes in the process.
I have added an alternative instructions for plain sleeves and mock ribbing neckline. The original pattern includes textured sleeves and shawl collar neckline. So you can customise your cardigan to your taste.
The pattern has been revamped and now includes sizes XS-5XL so it is a size inclusive crochet cardigan pattern for any style or shape.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Blue Star Crochet.
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