ELOISE Cardigan Crochet Pattern PDF
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Make the ELOISE Cardigan, a beautifully textured women’s open-front crochet cardigan available in XS–3XL. Includes short or long length options, detailed instructions, progress photos, customizable sizing, sleeves, assembly and finishing guidance.
Description
Create the beautiful ELOISE Cardigan, a cozy women’s crochet cardigan featuring an elegant open-front design, rich cluster texture and a relaxed, comfortable fit.
This pattern includes 7 adult sizes from XS to 3XL, covering bust measurements from 28–30″ through 52–54″. The cardigan is designed with approximately 2–3 inches of positive ease for a relaxed silhouette.
Choose between a short 19″ version or a longer 27″ version, or customize the length yourself by adding or removing row repeats.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
9-page digital PDF crochet pattern
7 sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL & 3XL
Bust range: 28–54″
Short & long cardigan options
Detailed written instructions
Step-by-step progress photos
Back & front panel instructions
Separate sleeve instructions
Size-specific sleeve shaping
Assembly & seaming guidance
Front and neckline trim instructions
Materials, gauge & stitch information
Customizable body and sleeve length
YARN: Aran / Heavy Worsted Weight
HOOK: 5.5 mm / I-9
GAUGE: 4 TC3 clusters = 4″ / 10 cm
TERMS: US Crochet Terms
FIT: Relaxed, approx. 2–3″ positive ease
CONSTRUCTION: Worked flat, bottom-up in 3 panels — 1 back + 2 fronts
The beautiful textured fabric is created using TC3 clusters, while ribbed bands and a clean front-and-neckline trim give the finished cardigan a polished handmade appearance.
The PDF also includes dedicated sleeve instructions for the different sizes, including additional increases for sizes L–3XL to create a wider upper sleeve where needed.
IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN PDF ONLY. No finished cardigan, yarn or physical item will be shipped.
Nora Rivera –
The pattern was easy to follow and my finished ELOISE Cardigan looked very close to the reference photos.
Josie Hall –
Instant download worked perfectly and the PDF was clear from the sizing section through the final trim.
Hope Bishop –
I loved the relaxed fit and the TC3 cluster texture. The finished cardigan has a beautiful handmade look.
Amber Carr –
The seven-size range made it easy to choose the right fit and the bust measurements were very helpful.
Grace Howard –
Very nice pattern overall. I had to reread the TC3 cluster section once, but the finished cardigan turned out beautifully.
Yasmin Fuller –
I made the short version and the finished length came out beautifully.
Sarah Coleman –
The long version is cozy and elegant, and the instructions made the extra length easy to manage.
Bianca Fisher –
The back and front panel instructions were clearly separated and easy to follow.
Megan Butler –
The 5.5 mm hook worked nicely with my aran yarn and the texture came out beautifully.
Caroline Harper –
The cluster stitch pattern looks impressive but became easy to repeat after a few rows.
Sophia Rogers –
The 2–3 inches of positive ease gave the cardigan a relaxed fit without feeling oversized.
Ivy Ross –
The progress photos helped a lot during panel construction and final assembly.
Kelsey Wilson –
The result is really close to the photos. Joining the panels evenly took a little patience.
Layla Walsh –
The sleeve shaping instructions were clear and the fit around the upper arm was comfortable.
Claire Hayes –
I appreciated the size-specific sleeve increases for the larger sizes.
Lydia Dawson –
Good pattern with clear instructions. I would have liked one extra close-up photo of the neckline trim.
Molly Edwards –
The front and neckline trim gave the cardigan a clean, polished finish.
Amy Russell –
The PDF is well organized and easy to read on a tablet while crocheting.
Wendy James –
Easy download and clear PDF. The final seaming took me a little longer than expected, but the result was worth it.
Laura Watson –
The pattern is well written and the finished cardigan looks lovely. Beginners may find the cluster texture a little challenging.
Ella Wright –
The gauge information was clear and helped me keep the finished measurements on track.
Keira West –
I liked being able to add or remove repeats to customize the body length.
Felicia Butler –
The sleeve length was also easy to personalize before finishing.
Jenna Barnes –
I enjoyed making this. The sleeve shaping took a little extra care, but the instructions were helpful.
Indie Cook –
The finished cardigan looked very close to the product images.
Lydia Pierce –
The ribbed bands add a lovely contrast to the textured cluster fabric.
Amber Graham –
The assembly guidance made sewing the three panels together feel manageable.
Quinn Black –
The pattern is detailed without being overwhelming for an intermediate crocheter.
Hallie Knight –
The short 19-inch option is a great cropped-style length.
Tara Sullivan –
The 27-inch option gives the cardigan a really cozy longer silhouette.
Autumn Hall –
The TC3 clusters create a rich texture without making the fabric feel too heavy.
Sophie Rivera –
The finished cardigan drapes nicely and works well as an everyday layer.
Keira Gray –
The instructions were consistent from the first panel to the final finishing.
Maddie Grant –
The download was instant and the file opened without any issues.
Summer Hamilton –
The pattern worked smoothly from the bottom ribbing into the main textured rows.
Lola Lane –
The front panels lined up nicely with the back panel during assembly.
Elena Sharp –
The sleeves were easy to attach and looked even on both sides.
Skye Murray –
The finished result looked polished and very wearable.
Monica Morgan –
Very nice finished cardigan. I had to double-check my gauge before choosing a size.
Fiona Hunter –
The US crochet terminology was clear and easy to follow.
Wendy Wilson –
The bust range from 28 to 54 inches makes this pattern very versatile.
Tabitha Gardner –
The pattern made a larger garment project feel surprisingly approachable.
Amber Spencer –
The trim around the front and neckline sat neatly and finished the cardigan beautifully.
Brianna Little –
The relaxed silhouette was exactly what I wanted.
Kristen Dawson –
Clear pattern overall. Keeping both front panels exactly even was the only part I had to redo once.
Elsie Russell –
The ribbed bands gave the cardigan a professional finish.
Emily Hall –
A lovely textured cardigan pattern with a great final result. A few more assembly photos would have been helpful.
Pearl Henderson –
The PDF is easy to follow and well organized. The TC3 rows need careful counting at first.
Amber Bishop –
Good quality pattern and a lovely finished cardigan. The finishing took a bit longer than expected but was manageable.
Gemma Palmer –
The PDF was easy to print and also worked well on screen.