Told-To-Me Sweater

I created this pattern based on verbal instructions I received from a business associate with whom I attended a conference over 20 years ago. It is a perennial favorite, can be made in a variety of lengths, and easily fits most body types.

My Version of Knit for Kids Crochet Sweater Pattern

My version of the Knit for Kids Crocheted Sweater is styled after the 10th Anniversary knitted sweater

I enjoy knitting sweaters for the World Vision (formerly Guidpost) Knit for Kids charity and I also wanted to crochet a sweater but didn’t like the pattern they provided. So I designed one that mimics the knitted sweater. I think I did a pretty good job.

Tic-Tac-Toe Lapghan

I designed this “lapghan” in the mid-2000s when I was a member of the Ebeneezer Crochet Guild in Washington, DC. The members decided to make lapghans for a deserving charity one year, and this is my contribution.

Crochet Hexagon Baby Sweater

This easy-to-make sweater, designed by Brazilian crocheter, Elaine Tripiano, is made from two hexagons. Elaine describes how to make the sweater  in four videos in YouTube (referenced in the pattern). But because they’re in Portuguese, I decided to create a  pattern in English  for those of you who don’t speak Portuguese to use. I made some changes to the pattern, adding a ribbed bottom edge to match the ribbed cuffs.

Thanks so much to Rhelena of Crochet ‘N Crafts for kindly testing this pattern for me!

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I've been crocheting for over 40 years and blogging since 2004 - two of my favorite things in the world to do besides walking the beaches of windward Oahu, Hawaii.

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