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Handmade Crochet Granny Square Chunky Reversible Sweater with Floral Patchwork

Name: Handmade Crochet Granny Square Chunky Reversible Sweater with Floral Patchwork
Brand: Hand Crafted
SKU: 615dc519c936af7f8ac9627c
Price: 100.0 CAD
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This chunky crocheted sweater is made of vegan yarn in cream, red, pink, and blue. Features fun daisy patchwork for a retro, 70s vibe. The sweater is reversible, with a slightly different design on each side. Will be super warm for the cooler months! It looks great alone or paired over a thin turtleneck. Handmade by me.

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laura_clare So beautiful, would you ever commission a piece or make one in a size medium?

Oct 25Reply

ontheinternet @laura_clare Thank you so much 💛 Yes, I would definitely be happy to take on a commission! Feel free to message me in the bundle function here and we can discuss design/colours/measurements 😊

Oct 25Reply

sarahmacsween Is there any chance of seeing this one on a model? Love it but want to make sure of sizing/fit

Nov 29Reply

ontheinternet @sarahmacsween Hi 😊 I just added a photo of me wearing the sweater at the end of the listing. For reference I typically wear between an XS and S - my top measurements are bust 34” and waist 25”. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions!

Nov 29Reply

ontheinternet @jocelynjag2020 Thanks so much! I’ve never written a pattern before, but I’m happy to explain how I’ve done it 😊 The front and back panels are each four “starburst” granny squares (there are many tutorials on YouTube!) stitched together with single crochets on the “good side” to create the visible seam look.

Jan 12Reply

ontheinternet @jocelynjag2020 Then the arms are just tubes, each made out of four regular granny squares (two for the front of the arm, two for the back). I attach all my pieces together with slip stitches along the seams. Hope that makes sense!

Jan 12Reply