Textured Sweater Crochet Pattern

Make a Textured Sweater That Moves Tired of sweater projects that give you the same row over and over? This one shifts direction in shells and short rows, building a wave-like texture from shoulder to hem. Every column and shell is worked in a set order, so you always know exactly where you are in the design, even when the shaping gets busy. Skill Level: Advanced Finished Size: Bust 38" to 70" (9 sizes), 8" positive ease Finished Length: 20.5" to 24" Nine sizes to fit a 30" to 62" bust, with instructions to customize your own sleeve length Shell and column construction keeps the texture and shaping visible row by row, so you can catch mistakes early instead of finding them at the end A relaxed, oversized fit that's comfortable to wear and layers easily over other pieces "The columns kept me oriented the whole way through. I never once lost my place." Materials Worsted weight yarn, CYC #4 (an alpaca, polyamide, and merino wool blend used in the sample) 6.5mm (US K/10.5) hook for the body and sleeves 5mm (US H/8) hook for the neckline ribbing Tapestry needle 6 stitch markers