OLIVIA Cardigan Crochet Pattern PDF
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Crochet the OLIVIA Cardigan, a relaxed open-front women’s cardigan available in XS–3XL. Includes detailed instructions, progress photos, ribbed finishing, sleeves, panel assembly, neckline trim and customizable length.
Description
Create your own OLIVIA Cardigan, a relaxed women’s crochet cardigan with an open-front silhouette, long sleeves and a beautiful lightweight textured stitch design.
This pattern includes 7 adult sizes from XS to 3XL, designed for bust measurements from 31″ to 47″ (79–120 cm). Finished cardigan length varies by size from approximately 28″ to 30.5″.
The cardigan is constructed using separate back and front panels worked from the bottom up, beginning with ribbing before transitioning into the main textured body.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
6-page digital PDF crochet pattern
7 adult sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL & 3XL
Bust sizing: 31″–47″
Detailed written instructions
Step-by-step progress photos
Back panel instructions
2 front panel instructions
2 sleeve & cuff instructions
Ribbed hem and cuffs
Panel joining & assembly instructions
Front and neckline trim instructions
Materials & gauge information
Option to customize the cardigan length
YARN: Worsted / Medium Weight Yarn
HOOK: 5.5 mm / I-9
GAUGE: 14 DC = 4″ / 10 cm
SIZES: XS–3XL
BUST: 31″–47″ (79–120 cm)
FINISHED LENGTH: Approx. 28″–30.5″
CONSTRUCTION: Bottom-up panels
The main body uses alternating rows of Double Crochet, Single Crochet and chain spaces, creating the airy striped texture visible in the finished cardigan photos on pages 1–2.
Want it longer? The pattern specifically allows you to repeat the main stitch rows before finishing to add extra length.
After completing the individual pieces, the PDF walks through joining the shoulders, attaching the sleeves, closing the sides and finishing the entire open front and back neckline with a neat crochet trim.
IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN PDF ONLY. No finished cardigan, yarn or physical item will be shipped.
Daisy Foster –
The pattern was easy to follow and my finished cardigan looked very close to the photos.
Sophia Porter –
Instant download worked perfectly and the PDF was clear from the sizing section through final assembly.
Cora Perry –
I loved the relaxed open-front fit. The finished cardigan has a beautiful lightweight drape.
Erica Ross –
Very nice pattern overall. I had to reread the neckline trim section once, but the finished cardigan turned out great.
Lily Bishop –
The seven-size range is really helpful and the bust measurements made choosing my size simple.
Camila Powell –
The back and front panel instructions were clearly separated and easy to follow.
Willow King –
The result is really close to the photos. Joining the front panels evenly took a little patience.
Paige Green –
The ribbed hem came out beautifully and gave the cardigan a polished finish.
Grace Jordan –
The textured stitch pattern looks even better in person and was easy to memorize after a few rows.
Nadia Cox –
The progress photos helped a lot when joining the shoulders and attaching the sleeves.
Camila Simmons –
The finished cardigan looked very close to the product images. I am really happy with the result.
Maddie James –
The 5.5 mm hook recommendation worked perfectly with my worsted weight yarn.
Victoria Hughes –
The gauge information was clear and helped me get the fit right.
Natalie Dawson –
I liked that the pattern explains how to customize the length before finishing.
Joanna Morgan –
The alternating double crochet, single crochet and chain spaces create a really pretty airy texture.
Autumn Hughes –
The PDF is nicely organized and easy to read on a tablet while working.
Sophia Nelson –
The sleeve and cuff sections were straightforward and came out neatly.
Erica Bell –
The front and neckline trim made the cardigan look very professional.
Morgan Adams –
The panel construction was easy to understand and worked up smoothly.
Chloe Cook –
The finished fit was relaxed without looking too oversized.
Leah Brooks –
I appreciated the exact bust measurements for all seven sizes.
Lola Bishop –
Good pattern with clear instructions. I would have liked one extra close-up photo during sleeve attachment.
Eva Perry –
The bottom-up construction made the cardigan easy to organize.
Natalie Graham –
Easy download and clear PDF. The assembly took me a little longer than expected, but the result was worth it.
Kayla Lawson –
The shoulder joining instructions were very clear.
Maddie Murray –
The open-front silhouette came out exactly like the listing photos.
Naomi Dean –
The pattern is detailed without being overwhelming.
Laura Lawson –
I loved being able to add extra length by repeating the main stitch rows.
Gemma Gray –
The pattern is well written and the finished cardigan looks lovely. Beginners may find the panel joining a little challenging.
Olivia Henderson –
The ribbing instructions were simple and gave the hem a nice structure.
Hannah Foster –
The finished cardigan has a lovely light texture even with medium weight yarn.
Naomi Barnes –
I enjoyed making this. The ribbing took a little extra care, but the instructions were helpful.
Julia Clark –
The photos were useful for checking the panels before assembly.
Laura Rivera –
Very nice finished cardigan. I adjusted the length slightly using the repeat option and it worked well.
Lily Rogers –
The six-page PDF is concise but still includes everything needed.
Katie Bryant –
The front panels matched the back panel nicely and were easy to align.
Cora Ward –
The finished length was accurate for the size I made.
Nadia Spencer –
The instructions for closing the sides were straightforward.
Tara Coleman –
The trim around the open front and neckline looked clean and even.
Naomi Mitchell –
The cardigan came together beautifully once the panels were joined.
Elise Griffin –
The stitch pattern is simple enough to relax with but still looks interesting.
Lola Watson –
The PDF downloaded immediately and opened without any issues.
Jasmine Kelly –
The size chart made it easy to choose the right size.
Lucy Foster –
The sleeves fit nicely and the cuffs added a polished detail.
Naomi Nelson –
Clear pattern overall. Getting the front trim perfectly even was the only part I had to redo once.
Fiona Myers –
The pattern makes a very wearable everyday cardigan.
Clara Wright –
A nice garment pattern with a great final result. A few more close-up photos would have been helpful.
Grace Hughes –
The finished result looked neat and professional.
Summer Ward –
I liked how the main body stitch creates airy stripes without feeling too open.
Nina Perry –
The assembly section was clear and easy to follow.