hi everyone today I’m going to show you

how to make this easy v-neck sweater

I’ll be making the slitter in a size

small you can easily make the sweater

cropped full-length or any length you

want the free written pattern is on my

blog for the frills calm and it ranges

from sizes extra small to three extra

large the link is down below in the

description bar you will need Aran or

WestEd wet cotton yeah a 5 millimeter

crochet hook some scissors and a dining

needle we’re going to start with the

left shoulder of the front panel to

begin create a slip knot insert your

crochet hook into the loop chain 24

once you have 24 Chainz we’re going to

start row 1 to start row 1 we’re going

to double crochet into the third chain

from the hook to double crochet yarn

over and insert your hook into the chain

yarn over and pull up a loop you should

have three loops on your hook yarn over

and pull through two yarn over and pull

through two double crochet in each chain

until the end of the row

at the end of the row you should have 22

stitches turn your work to start row two

chain two throughout this pattern the

turning chain of chain two doesn’t count

as a stitch double crochet into each

stitch until the end of the row

at the end of Row 2 you should still

have 22 stitches turn your work

and then Row 3 is exactly the same as

Row 2 chain 2 and then double crochet in

each stitch until the end of the row

at the end of row three you share 22

stitches turn your work we’re going to

start row four by chaining two

and we’re going to double crochet in

each stitch until the last stitch

when you have one stitch left over place

two double crochets into the last stitch

you should have 23 stitches in total

turn your work

to start rough I’ve chained to

place two double crochets into the first

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 24 stitches in total

turn your work for us six is the same as

rofl so chained to

double crochet in each stitch until the

last stitch

and then place two double crochets into

the last stitch

turn your work

to start row 7 chain 2

place two double crochets into the first

stitch

you

place two double crochets into the next

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 27 stitches in total

turn your work to start rotate chain two

double crochet in each stitch until you

have two stitches left in euro

place two double crochets in the next

stitch

you

and then two double crochets in the last

stitch of the row

you should have 29 stitches Daniel wek

you can see that the slip of the v-neck

is starting to form

to start row nine chained to place two

double crochets into the first stitch

place two double crochets into the next

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 31 stitches in total

turn your way to start wrote in chain

two double crochet in each stitch until

the last stitch

place two double crochets into the last

stitch

you

fast enough

and then we’re going to create the right

side of the v-neck to create the right

shoulder piece repeat rows 1 2 3 from

the left shoulder so you should have

three rows of double crochets in 22

stitches to start row 4 chain 2

place two double crochets into the first

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 23 stitches in total

turn your work

4:05 chain two double crochet in each

stitch until the last stitch of the row

place two double crochets in the last

stitch of the row

you should have 24 stitches turn your

work to start row 6 chain 2

place two double crochets into the first

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you’ll have 25 stitches turn your work

to start row 7 chain 2 double crochet in

each stitch until you have 2 stitches

left in your own

when you have two stitches lift place

two double crochets into the next stitch

place two double crochets into the last

stitch of the row

you’ll have 27 stitches in total turn

your work to start row 8 chain to place

two double crochets into the first

stitch

place two double crochets into the next

stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 29 stitches in total ten

your work to start row nine chain two

double crochet in each stitch until the

last two stitches

place two double crochets in the next

stitch

and then place two double crochets in

the last stitch

you should have 31 stitches in total

turn your work

I wrote in chain to place two double

crochets into the first stitch

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you’ll have 32 stitches turn your work

don’t fast enough we’re now going to

crochet the joining row and attach the

two shoulder pieces together

to start the joining rope chain to

double crochet in each stitch until you

have one stitch left in the row

place two double crochets into the last

stitch of the row

you should have 33 stitches in total

with the right side facing up place the

left shoulder piece to the lift of the

right shoulder face

we’re going to place two double crochets

into the first stitch of the left

shoulder

and now you have joined the two pieces

together

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

at the end of the joining row you should

have 66 stitches in total

turn your work

to start body ro one chain two

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row

you should have 66 double crochets in

total turn your work we’re going to

repeat body row 1 until you reach your

desired lay you can easily make the

sweater into a cropped sweater a beach

cover-up or a dress I’m making mine into

a long pullover style so I’m going to

continue until body Row 39 or I have 52

rows in total

once you’ve reached your desired length

fast enough

and you finish your v-neck front panel

to start the back panel create a

slipknot insert your crochet hook into

the loop

Chang 68

to start row one we’re going to double

crochet into the third chain from the

hook

double crochet in each chain until the

end of the row

you’ll have 66 stitches in total turn

your work

to start row to chain two

double crochet in each stitch until the

end of the row and turn

repeat Row two until you have the same

number of rows as your front panel

I repeated until I had 52 rows in my

back panel

fast enough

we’re now going to crochet the sleeves

they’re going to be crocheted in the

round from the cuff up to begin create a

slipknot and set your crochet hook into

the loop chain 29

once you have 29 chains we’re going to

slip stitch into the first chain by the

Slipknot to form a ring make sure that

none of your chains are twisted

to start round one we gonna chain to

double crochet in each chain in the

round

you should have 29 stitches in turtle

slip stitch into the first double

crochet to join your round

Daniel whack

to start round two chain two double

crochet in each stitch in their route

slip stitch to join in ten

to start round three chain two

place two double crochets into the first

stitch

you

double crochet in each stitch around

you should have 30 stitches in total

slip stitch to join in 10

around forests just like round two so

chain two and place one double crochet

in each stitch in the round

slip stitch to join in ten

to start round five chain to

we’ll crochet in each stitch around

until the last stitch

place two double crochets into the last

stitch of the round

you two have 31 stitches in total

whip stitch to join and 10 you’re going

to repeat rounds 2 to 5 3 more times

until the end of round 17 you can find

the exact stitch count for each round in

the blog post

at the end of round 17 you should have

37 stitches in total slip stitch to join

and 10

we’re now going to repeat round three

until the sleeve miche’s 39 centimeters

or 15 point five inches long so you’re

going to chain to place two double

crochets into the first stitch

double crochet in each stitch around

slip stitch to join in 10 your stitch

count will increase by one stitch each

round

once your sleeve measures 39 centimeters

or 15 point five inches vasana

repeat these steps for the second sleeve

we’re now going to assemble the slitter

place the front panel on top of the back

panel you can use stitch markers to hold

the v-neck in place

oh darling needle with the tail of yarn

whipstitch across the tops of the

shoulders

you

once you’ve sewn your shoulder seams

together line up the edges of the sleeve

with the edges of the body use a stitch

marker to mark the bottom of the sleeve

the size of your body from the hem until

the stitch marker this will leave a gap

for the sleeve arm holes

fill out both sides and then so the tops

of the sleeves to the body again you can

use stitch markers or safety pins to

help hold the pieces together

once you’re sewn on both of their

sleeves to the sweater we’re going to

finish off the v-neck in

crochet hook along the top of the v-neck

secure your yarn and pull through loop

chain 1 single crochet along the edge of

the v-neck the exact number of stitches

doesn’t really matter but you want to

make sure that your stitches are nice

and even and you have the same tension

throughout if your neckline is roughly

you have too many stitches along the

v-neck and if it’s puckering you have

too few stitches

place one single crochet in each stitch

along the back of the neckline

when you reach the first single crochet

slip stitch to join fast enough weave in

all of your ends and you finish your

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