ELLA Cardigan Crochet Pattern PDF
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Make the beautiful ELLA Cardigan, a textured women’s crochet cardigan worked from the top down. Includes 7 sizes XS–3XL (28–54″ bust), detailed instructions, progress photos, adjustable length, ribbed finishing and complete materials & gauge information.
Description
Create your own ELLA Cardigan, a beautifully textured women’s crochet cardigan designed with a comfortable, relaxed silhouette and an elegant handmade finish.
This cardigan is worked from the top down and features a distinctive textured pattern created by alternating Triple Crochet and Single Crochet sections. The design includes neat ribbed finishing along the bottom and cuffs, creating a polished cardigan that’s perfect for everyday layering.
The pattern includes 7 adult sizes from XS to 3XL, covering bust measurements from 28″ to 54″. The finished length is approximately 29 inches and can easily be adjusted to your preferred length.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
14-page digital PDF crochet pattern
Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL & 3XL
Bust range: 28–54″
Detailed step-by-step written instructions
Helpful progress photos
Top-down construction
Body & sleeve separation instructions
Sleeve and cuff instructions
Ribbed hem instructions
Collar finishing instructions
Materials & gauge information
Adjustable body and sleeve length
YARN: Worsted Weight / #4
MAIN HOOK: 5.5 mm (I/9)
RIBBING HOOK: 4.5 mm
SIZES: XS–3XL
CONSTRUCTION: Top Down
FINISHED LENGTH: Approx. 29″, easily adjustable
The body can be continued until you reach your desired length before adding approximately 2.5 inches of ribbing, and the sleeves can also be adjusted before adding their cuffs.
IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL PDF CROCHET PATTERN ONLY. No finished cardigan, yarn or physical item will be shipped.
Ella Young –
The pattern was easy to follow and my finished cardigan looked very close to the photos.
Yasmin Edwards –
Instant download worked perfectly and the PDF was clear from the sizing section through the final collar.
Brooke Stewart –
Very nice pattern overall. I had to reread the collar section once, but the finished cardigan turned out great.
Olivia Griffin –
I loved the relaxed fit and the top-down construction made the whole project easy to manage.
Anna Morgan –
The seven-size range is excellent and the bust measurements made choosing my size simple.
Maya Hill –
The alternating triple crochet and single crochet sections create such a pretty texture.
Sarah Kelly –
The result is really close to the photos. The body and sleeve separation took a little concentration.
Laura Morgan –
The progress photos were especially helpful when separating the body and sleeves.
Emily Murray –
The finished cardigan has a lovely handmade texture without feeling bulky.
Summer Hayes –
Good pattern with clear instructions. I would have liked one extra close-up photo of the collar finishing.
Fiona Harper –
The 5.5 mm hook worked perfectly with my worsted weight yarn.
Megan Scott –
The ribbed hem gave the cardigan a clean, polished finish.
Heidi Adams –
The cuff instructions were clear and the smaller hook made the ribbing look neat.
Mila Cox –
I liked that both the body and sleeve lengths can be adjusted before adding the ribbing.
Jasmine Jordan –
The top-down construction was much easier to follow than I expected.
Paige Murray –
The PDF is well organized and easy to read on a tablet while crocheting.
Sarah Sullivan –
The finished length came out close to 29 inches and the fit was very comfortable.
Beth King –
The collar finishing instructions were straightforward and gave the cardigan a professional look.
Savannah Murray –
The pattern is detailed without being overwhelming and works well for an intermediate crocheter.
Autumn Fisher –
The gauge information was clear and helped me get the sizing right.
Charlotte Scott –
The textured stitch pattern became easy to remember after a few repeats.
Audrey Cooper –
Easy download and clear PDF. The ribbing took me a little longer than expected, but the result was worth it.
Lauren Hamilton –
The finished cardigan looked very similar to the product images.
Sarah Murray –
I appreciated having sizes from XS all the way through 3XL in one PDF.
Erin Rogers –
The body and sleeve separation section was very clearly explained.
Zoe Peterson –
The ribbing at the bottom sits nicely and helps the cardigan keep its shape.
Emma Owens –
The pattern was easy to navigate and every section was clearly labeled.
Anna Peterson –
The final cardigan drapes beautifully and is perfect for layering.
Naomi Harper –
The instant download made it easy to start right away.
Eva Wright –
The pattern is well written and the finished cardigan looks lovely. Beginners may find the top-down shaping a little challenging.
Gemma Collins –
The sleeve instructions were clear and easy to customize for length.
Freya Murphy –
The combination of triple crochet and single crochet gives the cardigan a really nice visual texture.
Elena Gray –
I enjoyed making this. The first few textured rows needed careful counting, but the repeat became easy after that.
Lily Perry –
The photos were placed at useful points and helped confirm I was on track.
Beth Russell –
The finished fit was relaxed and flattering.
Beth Hamilton –
Very nice finished cardigan. I adjusted the body length and the customization option worked well.
Caroline Taylor –
The instructions for switching to the ribbing hook were simple and easy to follow.
Hailey Perry –
I added a little extra length to the body and the pattern made that adjustment very easy.
Claire Hamilton –
The final result looked polished and very wearable.
Beth Grant –
The PDF was concise but still gave enough detail for every stage.
Maria Baker –
The neckline and collar finishing came out clean and even.
Tara Roberts –
The cardigan worked up smoothly from the top down.
Hannah Walker –
The size chart was very helpful and the finished measurements felt accurate.
Elena Cox –
The cuffs turned out neat and gave the sleeves a professional finish.
Tara Henderson –
The pattern makes a larger wearable project feel manageable.
Sara Grant –
The textured sections look beautiful in person and are not difficult to crochet.
Hope Hayes –
The finished cardigan is lightweight enough for layering but still feels cozy.
Ivy Brown –
The construction method makes it easy to try on and check the length as you go.
Layla Griffin –
The body shaping was clear and the instructions flowed naturally from one section to the next.
Hope Brown –
I loved being able to adjust the sleeves before finishing the cuffs.