Materials

Worsted/Medium Weight Yarn
Yarn for two-toned cardigan (colors used “Thistle” and “Dijon”)
Yarn for brown cardigan (color used “Brownie”)
I used 6 skeins of yarn for each cardigan

5.00mm Crochet Hook (my FAVORITE crochet hooks)

Scissors

Darning Needle

Stitch Marker (I personally don’t use a stitch marker for this pattern, but you’re a beginner or lose track of where you started easily, stitch markers are very helpful.)

GAUGE

4″ square = 4 dc clusters wide x 4 dc clusters tall

PATTERN NOTES

Cardigan dimensions WITH scallops = 48 and a 1/2 inches wide x 24 and a 1/2 inches long for two-toned version with 21 rows, and 46 inches wide x 24 inches long for solid brown version with 20 rows.
Cardigan Dimensions WITHOUT scallop edging detail = 46 and a 1/2 inches wide x 23 and a 1/2 inches long for two-toned version, and 44 inches wide x 23 inches long for solid brown version.
(Measurements from cardigan laid flat. Width measured from sleeve to sleeve)

I crocheted a total of 20 rounds (21 round for two-toned version) and both could fit a number of sizes! I feel that this cardigan could fit sizes S-XL, maybe even smaller or larger sizes if you like a more oversized/more fitted look!

I used 6 skeins of yarn for this project (3 of each color for two-toned cardigan.

This Pattern uses US crochet terms

Turning Ch 3 DOES count as a stitch in this pattern.

While making hexagon, hexagon WILL BE lumpy and not lay flat. Do not worry that you’re something wrong.

Through the remainder of this pattern, you will be work in ch spaces and not in sts.