Addison Cardigan Crochet Pattern PDF
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Make the cozy Addison Cardigan, an oversized women’s crochet cardigan available in XS/S through 3XL/4XL. Includes detailed instructions, progress photos, sizing, materials, assembly, finishing and customization guidance.
Description
Create your own cozy Addison Cardigan, a stylish oversized women’s crochet cardigan with beautiful texture, relaxed proportions and a classic button-front finish.
Designed specifically for adult women, the pattern includes four size groups: XS/S, M/L, XL/2XL and 3XL/4XL, covering bust measurements from approximately 31–50 inches (78–130 cm). The cardigan is intentionally designed with an oversized fit.
The design is constructed from separate back, front and sleeve panels, with detailed instructions for joining, finishing, trim and buttonholes.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
11-page digital PDF crochet pattern
Adult women’s sizes XS/S–3XL/4XL
Detailed written instructions
Step-by-step progress photos
Front & back panel instructions
Sleeve instructions
Assembly and seaming guidance
Buttonhole & trim instructions
Materials and gauge information
Instructions for creating a longer cardigan
Instant digital download
YARN: Super Bulky #6, or two strands of Worsted/Medium #4 held together
HOOK: 8 mm / L-11
FIT: Oversized
BUTTONS: 3 × 1-inch buttons
The body length can also be customized by adding additional rows before finishing the panels.
IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN PDF ONLY. No finished cardigan or physical product will be shipped.
Nora Fields –
The pattern was easy to follow and my finished Addison Cardigan looked very close to the reference photos.
Danielle Miller –
Instant download worked perfectly and the PDF was clear from the sizing section through the final trim.
Wendy Gray –
I loved the oversized fit. The finished cardigan feels cozy without looking too bulky.
Beth Russell –
Very nice pattern overall. I had to reread the seaming section once, but the finished cardigan turned out beautifully.
Victoria Collins –
The result is really close to the photos. Joining the bulky panels evenly took a little patience.
Opal Alexander –
The size groups were easy to understand and the bust measurements helped me choose the right fit.
Maddie Ward –
The back and front panel instructions were clearly separated and easy to follow.
Rosie Powell –
The sleeve instructions were straightforward and the finished proportions looked great.
Frances Lewis –
The 8 mm hook made this cardigan work up much faster than I expected.
Zara Parker –
The super bulky yarn gave the cardigan a really cozy texture.
Lena Bailey –
I used two strands of worsted yarn held together and the result worked beautifully.
Emma Gardner –
The progress photos helped a lot when joining the panels and checking the construction.
Felicia Howard –
The buttonhole instructions were clear and the three-button front came out neatly.
Gemma Rogers –
I liked that the body length can be customized by adding extra rows before finishing.
Monica Bennett –
The PDF is well organized and easy to read on a tablet while crocheting.
Elena Fleming –
The oversized silhouette came out exactly how I wanted.
Maddie Parker –
Good pattern with clear instructions. I would have liked one extra close-up photo of the buttonhole section.
Elena May –
The finished cardigan looked polished and very wearable.
Tara Shaw –
The assembly guidance made sewing the separate pieces together feel manageable.
Emma Powell –
The seaming instructions were clear and the final shape looked neat.
Olivia McCoy –
The pattern is detailed without being overwhelming for an intermediate crocheter.
Freya Hall –
The XS/S size came out with a comfortable relaxed fit.
Nadia Scott –
The M/L size worked well and matched the intended oversized look.
Charlotte Bryant –
The XL/2XL size was easy to follow and the proportions came out nicely.
Summer Baker –
The 3XL/4XL instructions were clear and the size range is a big plus.
Cora Dean –
Easy download and clear PDF. The final trim took me a little longer than expected, but the result was worth it.
Autumn Butler –
The cardigan is warm, comfortable and perfect for layering.
Nadia Ward –
The button trim gave the finished piece a classic look.
Zoe Cooper –
The pattern is well written and the finished cardigan looks lovely. Beginners may find the assembly a little challenging.
Sara Dean –
The pattern worked up smoothly from the first panel to the final finishing.
Hazel Little –
The download was instant and the file opened without any issues.
Natalie Black –
The super bulky yarn made this a satisfying project with quick progress.
Mila Banks –
The front panels lined up nicely with the back panel.
Julia Murphy –
The sleeves were easy to attach and looked even on both sides.
Laura Wells –
The finished cardigan has a beautiful handmade texture.
Molly Banks –
I added a few extra rows for length and the pattern made that adjustment very easy.
Madison King –
The three large buttons look great with the oversized style.
Tara Myers –
The instructions were consistent from start to finish.
Gemma Alexander –
The PDF made it easy to keep track of each separate piece.
Megan Gardner –
The fit is relaxed and cozy, just as described.
Riley Little –
The cardigan turned out very close to the product images.
Faith Miles –
The pattern is a great choice for a chunky winter cardigan.
Autumn Kelly –
The 11-page PDF includes enough detail without feeling cluttered.
Sophia McCoy –
I enjoyed making this. The large pieces took a bit of patience to seam, but the instructions were helpful.
Lucy Little –
The assembly order made sense and helped the pieces come together cleanly.
Eleanor Dean –
The trim instructions finished the cardigan beautifully.
Iris Wright –
The buttonholes were simple to work and evenly spaced.
Caroline Roberts –
Very nice finished cardigan. I had to double-check my gauge before choosing between the size groups.
Elise Bennett –
The cardigan looks great worn open or buttoned.
Vanessa Miller –
Clear pattern overall. Keeping both front panels exactly even was the only part I had to redo once.