The Cornflower Sweater

The Cornflower Sweater
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Abbreviations (US terminology)
Sl st – slip stitch
Yo – yarn over
Ch – chain stitch
Tc – triple crochet stitch
Sk - skip
Brackets represent a group of stitches that will

be repeated the number of times specified. For
example, “[ch 7, sl st] x4” means to repeat the
series inside the brackets 4 times.
Materials
Weight 4 yarn of choice (I used a cotton/nylon blend)

5mm – 6mm crochet hook
Yarn needle for sewing squares together
Blocking materials
Stitch markers, as needed We’ll walk through special stitches together as we go!
Round 2:
Round 1: Ch 4, tc in the same st where you placed the sl st, ch 1.
Slip knot. Ch 6 and sl st to the [All in the same stitch: tc, ch1,tc, ch1] x5.
first stitch. You should now count 12 tc st total, including the “ch 4”.
Find the “ch 4” you started this round with and sl st to the 3rd ch st.
*Note that
chains at the
beginnings of
rounds count as
stitches! Think
of this “ch 4” as
a ”tc, ch 1”.
Tc instructions:
Yo twice, insert hook into stitch and pull up a loop.
Yo and pull through the first 2 loops. You should have 3 loops.
Yo and pull through the next 2 loops. You should have 2 loops now
Yo and pull through the remaining 2 loops
Round 3:
Each of the flower petals is essentially a tc 4 together, placed in the same stitch. The first petal will be a
bit different from the others.
Ch 2. Yo 2 times. Insert the hook under the next ch st of the round below. Pull up a loop. Yo and pull
through the first 2 loops. You will have 3 loops left on your hook. Yo and pull through the next 2 loops.
You should have 2 loops left on your hook.
[Yo 2 times and insert the hook under the same ch st. Pull up a loop. Yo and pull through the first 2 loops.
Yo and pull through the next 2 loops.] x2
You should now have 4 loops on your hook. Yo and pull through all 4 loops. Ch 4.
Round 3, continued:
[Yo 2 times and insert the hook under the next ch st of the row below. Pull up a loop. Yo and pull through
the first 2 loops. Yo and pull through the next 2 loops.] x4.
You should have 5 loops on your hook. Yo and pull through all 5 loops. Ch 4.
Repeat the above “petal stitch” for every ch st you made in round 2. You should have 12 petals total.
Sl st to the stitch at the top of the first petal.
Round 4:
[Ch 7 sk 4 sl st] x12.

Place your last sl st right before the first st of the round.
Round 5:
Ch 7, sk 3, sl st (the sl st should be in the peak of that first

chain loop).
[Ch 7, sk 7, sl st] x2. Ch 4, sk 3, tc, ch 4, sk 3, sl st. ß Repeat

this whole line a total of 3 times.
[Ch 7, sk 7, sl st] x2. Ch 4.

Find the first chain of this round and sl st to the 4th ch st.
Round 6:
For this round, you will be placing one tc in each ch st.

Ch 3, tc 3, ch1, sk1.
[Tc 3, ch 1, sk1] x4.
Tc 4, ch3, sk1.
Tc 4, ch1, sk1. [Tc 3 ch 1 sk1] x4. Tc 4, ch3, sk1. ß Repeat this line a total of 3 times.
Find the chain that started this round – sl st to the 3rd ch st. Tie off.
Repeat from the beginning

to create several squares
before moving on to
For best results, you will
assembly.
need to block your squares
to even out the shape
Each square should
before assembly!
measure about 8 inches
wide.
Sewing squares together:
After blocking, put 2 squares together with the wrong sides facing
each other. Use a running stitch along the edge, threading the yarn
back and forth through each stitch. When you get to the “ch 3”
corners, sew the first ch st.
When you unfold the squares, you should see a double

braided texture at the seam.
Assembly
The Cornflower Sweater is meant to be oversized, so the dimensions are not intended to be exact. Choose the
dimensions that you feel suit you best, and don’t be afraid to overshoot the measurements for a draping,
graceful look!
Arm span
Need more
arm room?
Add another Desired length
row here!
Width of chest
= Sew here
Make two panels that look like this. One will be the front panel, and one will be the back.
Assembly, continued
Line up your front and back panels and sew them together like so.
= Sew here
Weave in any stray ends.

Enjoy your Cornflower Sweater!
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Brackets represent a group of stitches that will

Weight 4 yarn of choice (I used a cotton/nylon blend)

[Ch 7 sk 4 sl st] x12.

Ch 7, sk 3, sl st (the sl st should be in the peak of that first

[Ch 7, sk 7, sl st] x2. Ch 4, sk 3, tc, ch 4, sk 3, sl st. ß Repeat

[Ch 7, sk 7, sl st] x2. Ch 4.

For this round, you will be placing one tc in each ch st.

Repeat from the beginning

When you unfold the squares, you should see a double

Weave in any stray ends.

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