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This is a listing for a PDF download for a Tiny Sweater Ornament Crochet Pattern.

PLEASE READ BELOW BEFORE PURCHASING. YOU WILL NOT BE RECEIVING ANY PHYSICAL ITEMS with this purchase.

This listing is for a printable PDF file, which will be available for immediate download after purchase.

The PDF file is 7 pages long and includes the cover, images, copyright, and information about the designer. It also includes detailed instructions for crocheting the Mini Sweater Ornament pictured in this listing.

SIZES:
Approximately 3.5” h x 2 1/4” w (width measured across the chest), or 9 cm h x 6 cm w when you use the recommended yarn and hook size.

YARN USED FOR THIS MINI SWEATER ORNAMENTS
Approximately 50 yds (46 m) for a sweater of light Worsted/DK Weight (#3).

MATERIALS AND TOOLS:
Crochet hook (I used a 2.75 mm/US C hook with DK yarn).
5 stitch markers
Scissors
Tapestry needle
Embroidery floss or any other decoration beads and sequins
Embroidery needle

Gauge:
Not crucial for this project.

LANGUAGE:
English (US)

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Easy.
I’m rating this Mini Sweater Ornament Crochet Pattern as easy because it only takes basic stitches. However, it’s not suitable for absolute beginners. You’ll need to know how to read patterns in US terms and these skills without the need for a tutorial: chain, single crochet stitch (I used the yarn under technique), front post, and back single crochet stitches to create the ribbing for the neck, cuff, and hem.
You will also need some basic embroidery skills. I did not include any specific instructions for that step, as I understand this is a personal choice of customization. I DO NOT OFFER A VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR THIS PATTERN.

TERMS OF USE | COPYRIGHT:
All pictures and the pattern in this document are the property of Zamiguz Handmade Creations by Magna Haskell (aka Maggie). This pattern is for personal use only. It is prohibited to copy, share, resell, translate, publish, alter, distribute or reproduce the pattern (or parts of it) in any form, online or offline. You may sell your handmade items made from my patterns and I would appreciate if you gave credits to Zamiguz Handmade Creations @zamiguz. No mass production is allowed.