Striped Mesh Sweater Crochet Pattern

Make a Cropped Mesh Sweater That Fits You Most crochet sweater patterns are built for one size. This one starts from your actual measurements, so you're not guessing, adjusting, or hoping for the best. This sweater works up in two flat panels, joined at the shoulders and sides, with sleeves added directly in the round. The construction is logical and well-paced, so you always know where you are. Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Size: Made to your own measurements (snug to extra oversized fit options included) Built around your bust measurement with clear fit options from snug to extra oversized, so the finished sweater actually fits how you want it to Alternating mesh rows create the open, striped texture you see in the photos without needing to count complex stitch sequences Two-color striping is optional, not required — use one color or go bold, the structure works either way "I've frogged so many sweaters that didn't fit. Finally made one I actually wear." Materials Medium weight yarn (2 colors if striping) 4mm hook (or preferred size to match your gauge) Measuring tape Darning needle Scissors