Sienna Cardigan Crochet Pattern PDF
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Crochet the elegant Sienna Cardigan, a relaxed women’s crochet sweater available in 8 sizes from XS–4XL. Includes detailed written instructions, sizing, gauge, yarn requirements, sleeves, neckline shaping, button bands, ribbed finishing and garment reference photos.
Description
Create the elegant Sienna Cardigan, a relaxed women’s crochet sweater featuring an airy textured fabric, comfortable long sleeves and a beautiful buttoned neckline.
Designed for an effortless everyday look, Sienna combines a lightweight crochet texture with ribbed cuffs and delicate button detailing. The pattern is worked in separate pieces that are sewn together, with the sleeve ribbing and button bands crocheted afterward for a polished finish.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
Digital PDF crochet pattern
Written crochet instructions
8 sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL & 4XL
Garment measurements
Yarn requirements for every size
Gauge information
Back & front instructions
Neckline shaping
Sleeve instructions
Assembly & finishing instructions
Ribbed crochet cuffs
Button band & buttonhole instructions
Finished garment reference photos
Crochet abbreviations & helpful tips
PATTERN DETAILS
Skill Level: Intermediate
Sizes: XS–4XL
Finished Bust: Approx. 102–173 cm
Finished Length: Approx. 50–60 cm
Main Hook: 3 mm
Neckband Hook: 2.5 mm
Buttons: 6 × approx. 13 mm
Yarn: Merino Mini / compatible 4-ply yarn
Construction: Crocheted in pieces and sewn together
The sleeves are worked from the cuffs upward, then the garment is assembled using mattress stitch. Ribbed cuffs, neckline edging, button bands and buttonholes are added during finishing.
The PDF also includes multiple finished-garment reference photos showing the cardigan from the front, back and close-up views, so crocheters can clearly see the intended final appearance.
IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN PDF ONLY. No finished cardigan, yarn, buttons or physical item will be shipped.
Autumn Foster –
The pattern was easy to follow and my finished Sienna Cardigan looked very close to the reference photos.
Amelia Hall –
Instant download worked perfectly and the PDF was clear from the sizing section through the final finishing.
Elena Mitchell –
I loved the relaxed fit and airy texture. The finished cardigan feels light but still cozy.
Caroline Walker –
The size range from XS to 4XL is excellent and the garment measurements made choosing a size simple.
Piper Turner –
The back and front instructions were clearly separated and easy to keep organized.
Ruby Henderson –
Very nice pattern overall. I had to reread the neckline shaping section once, but the finished cardigan turned out beautifully.
Abigail Lewis –
The neckline shaping was explained well and came out beautifully.
Caroline Brown –
The result is really close to the photos. Sewing the pieces together with mattress stitch took a little patience.
Claire Ross –
The sleeves worked up smoothly from the cuffs upward and the finished shape looked neat.
Zoe Anderson –
The ribbed cuffs gave the cardigan a polished, professional finish.
Abigail Bell –
The button band instructions were very clear and the six-button front came out evenly.
Hazel Campbell –
The 3 mm hook worked well with my 4-ply yarn and the fabric had a lovely drape.
Beth Gray –
The 2.5 mm neckband hook created a neat, structured edge.
Sarah Parker –
Good pattern with clear instructions. I would have liked one extra close-up photo of the buttonhole section.
Isabella Butler –
The mattress stitch assembly instructions were straightforward and gave clean seams.
Emily Baker –
The PDF is well organized and easy to read on a tablet while crocheting.
Yasmin Phillips –
The finished bust measurements were helpful and matched my project closely.
Piper Murphy –
I appreciated having yarn requirements listed for every size.
Chloe Collins –
The finished cardigan looked polished and very wearable.
Lydia Russell –
The close-up reference photos were especially helpful during finishing.
Autumn Powell –
The buttonhole placement was easy to follow and lined up nicely with the buttons.
Lydia Bryant –
The cardigan has a relaxed silhouette without looking oversized.
Mia Edwards –
The assembly section made sewing the pieces together feel manageable.
Caroline Carter –
The pattern is detailed without being overwhelming for an intermediate crocheter.
Nicole Brown –
The long sleeves fit comfortably and the ribbed cuffs sit nicely at the wrists.
Olivia Roberts –
The neckline edging gave the cardigan a really clean finish.
Grace Peterson –
The finished length was close to the stated measurements for my size.
Lina Phillips –
Easy download and clear PDF. The final button bands took me a little longer than expected, but the result was worth it.
Lucy Watson –
The download was instant and the file opened without any issues.
Erin Edwards –
The reference photos from the front and back made it easy to check the final shape.
Victoria King –
The pattern makes a pieced garment feel very straightforward.
Ivy Griffin –
The cardigan drapes beautifully and works well as an everyday layer.
Sarah King –
The instructions were consistent from the first panel to the final button band.
Nora Griffin –
The pattern is well written and the finished cardigan looks lovely. Beginners may find the garment assembly a little challenging.
Mila Adams –
I enjoyed making this. The neckline edging took a little extra care, but the instructions were helpful.
Lydia Roberts –
The ribbed cuffs were simple to add and made the sleeves look finished.
Lydia Rivera –
Very nice finished cardigan. I had to double-check my gauge before committing to a size.
Camila Russell –
The button bands came out straight and even using the instructions provided.
Lucy Turner –
The finished result looked very close to the product images.
Jessica Barnes –
The pattern was easy to print and also worked well on screen.
Georgia West –
Clear pattern overall. Keeping both front bands perfectly even was the only part I had to redo once.
Isabella Jordan –
A lovely garment pattern with a great final result. A few more progress photos during assembly would have been helpful.
Lauren Lewis –
The garment measurements made it easy to compare the finished size before starting.
Megan Morris –
The PDF is easy to follow and well organized. The neckline shaping needs careful counting.
Lina Morris –
The neckline shaping was one of my favorite parts because it gave the cardigan an elegant look.
Emily Rogers –
The 4-ply yarn created a lightweight texture that feels perfect for layering.
Lily Cox –
The seams came out neat with mattress stitch and the assembly order made sense.
Clara Reed –
The pattern includes everything needed to make a polished button-front cardigan.
Zoe Price –
I liked the balance between detailed instructions and concise construction steps.
Molly Nelson –
The finished cardigan has a lovely handmade texture without feeling bulky.