The ICE BLUE SWEATER is worn loosely and casually with enough positive ease. A split hem provides extra comfort around the hips. Long and wide sleeves make this top a practical companion that can be quickly thrown on. The pattern is easy and intuitive to crochet, and the eyelets add an airy feel to the garment.
The sweater is crocheted seamlessly from the bottom up. First, the lower sections of the back and front pieces are worked separately in rows, with the back being slightly longer. Then, the front and back are joined, and the body is worked in rounds up to the underarms. At this point, the work is split again: the front sections on either side of the V-neck are finished separately, incorporating decreases for the neckline. Afterward, the back section is completed. The front and back pieces are then joined at the shoulder edges. Finally, the sleeves are crocheted directly onto the armholes and worked in rounds—without decreases—down to the wrists.
SKILL LEVEL, STITCHES & TECHNIQUES
Advanced
You should be able to follow detailed written instructions.
chain stitches | single crochets | double crochets | treble crochets | slip stitches | crocheting in rows | crocheting in rounds | decreases
WHAT YOU ILL GET
The pattern (16 pages, PDF) includes:
(1 / 2 / 3 / 4) (5 / 6 / 7 / 8) – shown in Size 3 with approx. 11 cm | 4.25” of positive ease
FINISHED BUST
(80 / 96 / 104 / 120) (128 / 144 / 152 / 168) cm |
(31.5 / 37.75 / 41 / 47.25) (50.5 / 56.75 / 59.75 / 66.25)”
Recommended positive ease: 10–15 cm | 4–6“
YARN SUGGESTION & YARDAGE
Alize Cotton Gold | 55% cotton, 45% acrylic | 100 g = 330 m = 361 yards
Yardage approx.:
(950 / 1,100 / 1,200 / 1,300) (1,400 / 1,550 / 1,650 / 1,800) m |
(1,039 / 1,203 / 1,312 / 1,422) (1,531 / 1,695 / 1,804 / 1,969) yards
HOOK & NOTIONS
4.5 mm (US 7) crochet hook (or hook size to achieve gauge) | scissors | tapestry needle | tape measure | some removable stitch markers | blocking tools
COPYRIGHT
This document, including all images, text and illustrations, is the property of Anja Hermeling and copyrighted. It may be printed and used for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be copied, duplicated, sold, distributed or shared (e. g. on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc.). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means. It is strictly prohibited to use my patterns or any of its written content for commercial purposes or profit. Finished items using this pattern are for personal use only. You may not sell the finished product without my permission. Please, contact us for a license allocation. Please credit #strickundfit to share the finished projects on social media.
The ICE BLUE SWEATER is worn loosely and casually with enough positive ease. A split hem provides extra comfort around the hips. Long and wide sleeves make this top a practical companion that can be quickly thrown on. The pattern is easy and intuitive to crochet, and the eyelets add an airy feel to the garment.
The sweater is crocheted seamlessly from the bottom up. First, the lower sections of the back and front pieces are worked separately in rows, with the back being slightly longer. Then, the front and back are joined, and the body is worked in rounds up to the underarms. At this point, the work is split again: the front sections on either side of the V-neck are finished separately, incorporating decreases for the neckline. Afterward, the back section is completed. The front and back pieces are then joined at the shoulder edges. Finally, the sleeves are crocheted directly onto the armholes and worked in rounds—without decreases—down to the wrists.
SKILL LEVEL, STITCHES & TECHNIQUES
Advanced
You should be able to follow detailed written instructions.
chain stitches | single crochets | double crochets | treble crochets | slip stitches | crocheting in rows | crocheting in rounds | decreases
WHAT YOU ILL GET
The pattern (16 pages, PDF) includes:
(1 / 2 / 3 / 4) (5 / 6 / 7 / 8) – shown in Size 3 with approx. 11 cm | 4.25” of positive ease
FINISHED BUST
(80 / 96 / 104 / 120) (128 / 144 / 152 / 168) cm |
(31.5 / 37.75 / 41 / 47.25) (50.5 / 56.75 / 59.75 / 66.25)”
Recommended positive ease: 10–15 cm | 4–6“
YARN SUGGESTION & YARDAGE
Alize Cotton Gold | 55% cotton, 45% acrylic | 100 g = 330 m = 361 yards
Yardage approx.:
(950 / 1,100 / 1,200 / 1,300) (1,400 / 1,550 / 1,650 / 1,800) m |
(1,039 / 1,203 / 1,312 / 1,422) (1,531 / 1,695 / 1,804 / 1,969) yards
HOOK & NOTIONS
4.5 mm (US 7) crochet hook (or hook size to achieve gauge) | scissors | tapestry needle | tape measure | some removable stitch markers | blocking tools
COPYRIGHT
This document, including all images, text and illustrations, is the property of Anja Hermeling and copyrighted. It may be printed and used for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be copied, duplicated, sold, distributed or shared (e. g. on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc.). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means. It is strictly prohibited to use my patterns or any of its written content for commercial purposes or profit. Finished items using this pattern are for personal use only. You may not sell the finished product without my permission. Please, contact us for a license allocation. Please credit #strickundfit to share the finished projects on social media.
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The ICE BLUE SWEATER is worn loosely and casually with enough positive ease. A split hem provides extra comfort around the hips. Long and wide sleeves make this top a practical companion that can be quickly thrown on. The pattern is easy and intuitive to crochet, and the eyelets add an airy feel to the garment.
The sweater is crocheted seamlessly from the bottom up. First, the lower sections of the back and front pieces are worked separately in rows, with the back being slightly longer. Then, the front and back are joined, and the body is worked in rounds up to the underarms. At this point, the work is split again: the front sections on either side of the V-neck are finished separately, incorporating decreases for the neckline. Afterward, the back section is completed. The front and back pieces are then joined at the shoulder edges. Finally, the sleeves are crocheted directly onto the armholes and worked in rounds—without decreases—down to the wrists.
SKILL LEVEL, STITCHES & TECHNIQUES
Advanced
You should be able to follow detailed written instructions.
chain stitches | single crochets | double crochets | treble crochets | slip stitches | crocheting in rows | crocheting in rounds | decreases
WHAT YOU ILL GET
The pattern (16 pages, PDF) includes:
(1 / 2 / 3 / 4) (5 / 6 / 7 / 8) – shown in Size 3 with approx. 11 cm | 4.25” of positive ease
FINISHED BUST
(80 / 96 / 104 / 120) (128 / 144 / 152 / 168) cm |
(31.5 / 37.75 / 41 / 47.25) (50.5 / 56.75 / 59.75 / 66.25)”
Recommended positive ease: 10–15 cm | 4–6“
YARN SUGGESTION & YARDAGE
Alize Cotton Gold | 55% cotton, 45% acrylic | 100 g = 330 m = 361 yards
Yardage approx.:
(950 / 1,100 / 1,200 / 1,300) (1,400 / 1,550 / 1,650 / 1,800) m |
(1,039 / 1,203 / 1,312 / 1,422) (1,531 / 1,695 / 1,804 / 1,969) yards
HOOK & NOTIONS
4.5 mm (US 7) crochet hook (or hook size to achieve gauge) | scissors | tapestry needle | tape measure | some removable stitch markers | blocking tools
COPYRIGHT
This document, including all images, text and illustrations, is the property of Anja Hermeling and copyrighted. It may be printed and used for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be copied, duplicated, sold, distributed or shared (e. g. on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc.). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means. It is strictly prohibited to use my patterns or any of its written content for commercial purposes or profit. Finished items using this pattern are for personal use only. You may not sell the finished product without my permission. Please, contact us for a license allocation. Please credit #strickundfit to share the finished projects on social media.
The ICE BLUE SWEATER is worn loosely and casually with enough positive ease. A split hem provides extra comfort around the hips. Long and wide sleeves make this top a practical companion that can be quickly thrown on. The pattern is easy and intuitive to crochet, and the eyelets add an airy feel to the garment.
The sweater is crocheted seamlessly from the bottom up. First, the lower sections of the back and front pieces are worked separately in rows, with the back being slightly longer. Then, the front and back are joined, and the body is worked in rounds up to the underarms. At this point, the work is split again: the front sections on either side of the V-neck are finished separately, incorporating decreases for the neckline. Afterward, the back section is completed. The front and back pieces are then joined at the shoulder edges. Finally, the sleeves are crocheted directly onto the armholes and worked in rounds—without decreases—down to the wrists.
SKILL LEVEL, STITCHES & TECHNIQUES
Advanced
You should be able to follow detailed written instructions.
chain stitches | single crochets | double crochets | treble crochets | slip stitches | crocheting in rows | crocheting in rounds | decreases
WHAT YOU ILL GET
The pattern (16 pages, PDF) includes:
(1 / 2 / 3 / 4) (5 / 6 / 7 / 8) – shown in Size 3 with approx. 11 cm | 4.25” of positive ease
FINISHED BUST
(80 / 96 / 104 / 120) (128 / 144 / 152 / 168) cm |
(31.5 / 37.75 / 41 / 47.25) (50.5 / 56.75 / 59.75 / 66.25)”
Recommended positive ease: 10–15 cm | 4–6“
YARN SUGGESTION & YARDAGE
Alize Cotton Gold | 55% cotton, 45% acrylic | 100 g = 330 m = 361 yards
Yardage approx.:
(950 / 1,100 / 1,200 / 1,300) (1,400 / 1,550 / 1,650 / 1,800) m |
(1,039 / 1,203 / 1,312 / 1,422) (1,531 / 1,695 / 1,804 / 1,969) yards
HOOK & NOTIONS
4.5 mm (US 7) crochet hook (or hook size to achieve gauge) | scissors | tapestry needle | tape measure | some removable stitch markers | blocking tools
COPYRIGHT
This document, including all images, text and illustrations, is the property of Anja Hermeling and copyrighted. It may be printed and used for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be copied, duplicated, sold, distributed or shared (e. g. on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc.). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means. It is strictly prohibited to use my patterns or any of its written content for commercial purposes or profit. Finished items using this pattern are for personal use only. You may not sell the finished product without my permission. Please, contact us for a license allocation. Please credit #strickundfit to share the finished projects on social media.
Created | March 14, 2025 |
Updated | March 17, 2025 |
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