The Cozy Cropped Sweater Crochet Pattern is made with one of my favorite stitches, the Suzette Stitch. It creates a sturdy and beautiful texture. Because of the tight stitch, this little sweater is surprisingly warm and cozy!


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For the yarn I used Paintbox Simply Aran. Paintbox is one of my favorite yarn brands! They have SO MANY color options available and you just can’t beat the price. It’s a soft, durable acrylic for under $3 a skein. Score!

Cozy Cropped Sweater Crochet Pattern
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Materials
Worsted weight yarn (approx. 450g (500g) [550g] {600g}) I used Paintbox Simply Aran in Kingfisher Blue
H/5.0 mm hook
Yarn needle
Scissors
Level
intermediate
Pattern notes & stitches to know
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
sc blo – single crochet back loop only
dc – double crochet
sc2tog – single crochet 2 together
sc3tog – single crochet 3 together
Approximate Finished Size:
Bust: S (36”) M (39”) L (42”) XL (45”)
Width across the back: S (18”) M (19.5”) L (21”) XL (22.5”)
Length: S (18.5”) M (19.75”) L (21”) XL (22.25)
Sleeve: S (15”) M (16”) L (17”) XL (18”)
Armhole: S (7.5”) M (8”) L (9.5”) XL (10”)
Gauge: 11 dc x 7 rows = 4” x 4”
COZY CROPPED SWEATER
Pattern written in S, M noted in ( ), L noted in [ ], XL noted in { }
ch 11
The pattern starts with the ribbed edge
Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across (10)
Row 2: ch 1, turn, sc in first stitch, sc blo in 8 stitches, sc in last (10)
Repeat row 2 to Row 61 (65) [69] {73}
Next you will work along the long end of the ribbed edge
Row 1: ch 1, turn, sc evenly across working 1 sc in the end of each row (61 (65) [69] {73})
Row 2: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first stitch, skip 1 stitch, *(sc, dc) all in next stitch, skip 1 stitch* repeat from * to * across, sc in last stitch (61 (65) [69] {73})
Row 3: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across, sc in last sc (61 (65) [69] {73})
Repeat row 3 to Row 41 (43) [45] {47}
The next row starts the neckline ending with 1 sc3tog
NOTE: for the sc3tog, work these in 3 consecutive stitches, do not skip dc when working the sc3tog
Row 42 (44) [46] {48}: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * 9 (10) [11] {12} more times, sc3tog (23 (25) [27] {29})

Row 43 (45) [47] {49}: ch 1, turn, sc3tog, dc in same stitch, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across (21(23) [25] {27})
Row 44 (46) [48] {50}: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across to the last 3 stitches, sc3tog (19 (21) [23] {25})
Row 45 (47) [49] {51}: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across, sc in last sc (19 (21) [23] {25})
Repeat previous row to Row 52 (56) [60] {64}
Fasten off, leave a long end for sewing

Rejoin yarn 25 (27) [29] {31} stitches in from the left on row 42 (44) [46] {48}
Row 42 (44) [46] {48}: ch 1, sc3tog, dc in same stitch, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across (23 (25) [27] {29})
Row 43 (45) [47] {49}: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across to the last 3 stitches, sc3tog (21 (23) [25] {27})
Row 44 (46) [48] {50}: ch 1, sc3tog, dc in same stitch, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across (19 (21) [23] {25})
Row 45 (47) [49] {51}: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * across, sc in last sc (19 (21) [23] {25})
Repeat previous row to Row 52 (56) [60] {64}
Fasten off, leave a long end for sewing
Repeat pattern for back.
SEWING
Lay both pieces together. Use the long ends and yarn needle to sew the shoulders closed with a whip stitch. Use the long end and yarn needle to whip stitch the sides closed, leaving 7.5 (8) [8.5] {9} inches at the top for arm holes. (or desired armhole width)

Weave in all the ends. Turn right side out.
SLEEVES
Join yarn to the bottom of an armhole

Round 1: ch 1, sc evenly around (be sure this is an even number), join to first sc with sl st
Round 2: ch 1, sc2tog, dc in same stitch, skip 1 stitch, *(sc, dc) all in same stitch, skip 1 stitch* repeat from * to * around to the last 3 stitches, sc3tog, join to first sc2tog with sl st
Round 3: ch 1, turn, sc3tog, dc in same stitch, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * around to last 3 stitches, sc3tog, join to first sc3tog with sl st
Round 4: repeat round 3
Round 5: ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc, dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeat from * to * around to the last, sc in last stitch, join to first sc with sl st
Repeat round 5 to Round 39 (42) [45] {48}
Round 40 (43) [46] {49}: ch 1, turn, *sc, sc2tog* repeat from * to * around, join to first sc with sl st
Round 41 (44) [47] {50}: ch 1, turn, sc in each stitch around, join to first sc with sl st
Do not fasten off
CUFF
ch 11
Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, sl st to the last round of the sleeve (10 sc)




Row 2: sl st to the next stitch in the last round of the sleeve, turn, sc in first stitch, sc blo in next 8, sc in last stitch (10)
Row 3: ch 1, turn, sc in first stitch, sc blo in next 8, sc in last, sl st to next stitch in the last round of the sleeve (10)
Repeat row 2 & 3 until you work all the way around the sleeve. Sew the cuff closed with a whip stitch
Fasten off, weave in the ends.
Repeat for other sleeve.
And you’re done with your new sweater! I hope you love it!
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This is super cute! My next project!
Thank you!
Hi! I love the design! It’s supeeeeer cute! I have a question though. On row Row 42 (44) [46] {48}. What do you mean by “sc3tog (23 (25) [27] {29})” does that mean I sc3tog 27 (I’m doing the large) chains together? Or up to 27? And after I reach the 27 what do I do next? Thank you!!
Hi! That is the stitch total for the row 🙂 you will only do 1 sc3tog
Hi Breann! Thank you for the pattern, I’m at the same row 42 now, but still a little confused. I am doing the Medium and have done:
ch1, turn, (sc,dc) all in first sc, skip next dc, *(sc,dc) all in next sc, skip next dc* repeated 10 times to get a total of 11. After 1 sc3tog, do I continue with the same repeat till the end? It would give me a total of 32 stitches. Thanks for your help!
Hi! You do the repeat 11 times, then do 1 sc3tog. That’s the end of the row. Then turn 🙂
Hi Breann,
I’m making the cozy cropped sweater in size S. I’m having difficulty with the sleeves. I’ve finished Round 4 and the diameter of the sleeve is way too small for me. I have 32 stitches in Round 1. Clearly, that’s too few. Can you give me an idea of how many stitches I should have in Round 1?
Thanks,
Donna
Hi! We’re moving and everything is packed away, so unfortunately I can’t check how many stitches I had. But you can go back to round 1 and add a few stitches until it’s the right size for you 🙂