Granny Square Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
Hello my crochet lovers, today we bring you a beautiful pattern that is always on the lips of the people : the granny square cardigan is always fashionable, classic and timeless. It’s a project that will never get boring! Choose your favorite colors, the inspiration can be the ones in the photo and create your favorite version. It’s a free pattern for everyone.Let’s talk about the cardigan : Nowadays, the cardigan (or cardigan, both spellings are correct) is a type of fine knit buttoned and collarless cardigan worn by both men and women, usually during spring or fall.
Until it found its current shape and style, it went through many changes. Proof of this is that back in the 19th century, when it first appeared, it was part of the military uniform worn by James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan (thus the name of the garment), commander of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War. At that time, the cardigan was heavier and had fur trim – possibly snakeskin – or welts on the front (pleats on the edge of a fabric to prevent it from fraying or unraveling; it serves as a finish on a garment).
The person responsible for putting aside all these details of clothing and making it more popular and wearable in everyday life was none other than the French designer Coco Chanel, who worked the cardigan in lighter fabrics (a mark of her style, which exalted comfort and practicality) and left it without collars.Cardigan combines a beautiful granny square and creates the perfect whole that you will immediately love.
The cardigan can be made in any size you need. It is easy to adapt to your needs. In case of problems, under the article you will find a link with complete instructions. To create a design from a photograph, choose the large Lion Brand Wool Ease Solids, Heathers & Twists yarn. This yarn will make the pattern even more beautiful. Thanks to it, the cardigan will be soft and pleasant to the body. We will leave here a step by step for you! You will love it. A step by step on the link. Ok. See you next time.
