Crochet Kendall Jenner Cable Cardigan Pattern

Make trendy Crochet Kendall Jenner Cable Cardigan with cozy milk cotton yarn, featuring cable stitches and embroidered flowers. Stand out in style!

Crochet Kendall Jenner Cable Cardigan

Try making the Crochet Kendall Jenner Cable Cardigan! This cardigan, inspired by Kendall Jenner’s iconic lilac piece, is a trendy, cozy addition to any wardrobe. Crafted with five-ply milk cotton yarn, it features intricate cable stitches down the front and delicate embroidered flowers. The design includes front and back panels, sleeves starting from the cuffs, and a snug button band. Perfect for layering, its cropped length adds a stylish touch. Whether you’re dressing up or staying casual, this textured crochet cardigan is sure to stand out.

Why Love This pattern?

1. Customization and Fit: The pattern allows for customization to fit different body types. The narrator adjusted to make sure the cardigan fit her well, which implies flexibility in the pattern design.
2. Detailed Tutorial: The pattern comes with an easy-to-follow tutorial by Chandi DIY on YouTube, which provides clear instructions and visual guidance, especially useful for those who may struggle with understanding written patterns.
3. Aesthetic Appeal: The lilac cardigan is not only trendy (inspired by Kendall Jenner’s 2019 outfit) but also features beautiful cable stitches and embroidered flowers that add an extra touch of elegance and personalization.
4. Accessibility for Non-Knitters: Despite the original design being a knit piece, the crochet adaptation makes it accessible to those who don’t knit but still want to recreate the famous design.
5. Creative Process: The pattern leaves room for creativity and adjustments, as seen with the choice of yarn, floral embroidery, and slight tweaks to the original design to better suit the creator’s personal aesthetics.

How To Crochet Cable Stitch Cardigan

 Materials Needed

• Approximately 570 grams of 5-ply milk cotton yarn in lilac color
• 5mm and 4mm crochet hooks
• Darning needles
• 3 white buttons
• Tape measure
• Scissors
• Stitch markers
• Green and white yarn for embroidered flowers

Abbreviations

• ch: chain
• hdc: half double crochet
• st: stitch
• sl st: slip stitch

Pattern Instructions

Front Panels

1. Foundation Chain: Ch 35 for larger size, (original tutorial starts with ch 29).
2. Row 1: Hdc in the 3rd chain from hook and across.
3. Cable Stitches: This part involves creating twists. Be sure to follow Chandi DIY’s original tutorial for detailed instructions on this.
4. Adjust Rows and Stitches: For your desired width:
   • Left Panel: Start with 15 hdc, cable stitch, 5 hdc, cable stitch, and 1 hdc.
   • Right Panel: The mirrored version of the left.
5. Length Adjustments: Add additional rows of hdc to reach a total of 50 rows if you want a longer cardigan.

Back Panel

1. Foundation Chain: Ch 81.
2. Row 1: Hdc in the 3rd chain from hook and hdc in each stitch across for a total of 79 hdc.
3. Rows 2-50: Continue adding rows of hdc until you reach desired length (matching the front panels).

Sleeves

1. Foundation Chain: Start from sleeve cuffs directly.
2. Ribbing: Create using tighter loops, starting from the bottom and working up.
3. Main Sleeve: Incorporate hdc rows till you achieve the appropriate sleeve length.

Assembly of Cardigan

1. Attach Shoulder Panels: Use the invisible seam stitch with a darning needle and double-pull yarn through the outside loops only.
2. Attach Sleeves to Body: Align the front and back panels with the top of the sleeve centered. Insert stitch markers before sewing with the same seam stitch.
3. Seam Side Panels and Sleeves: Use slip stitches for cuffs and mattress stitch for other seams.

Embroider Flowers

1. Embroidery: Use green and white yarn to create small flowers over the front panels and sleeves. These flowers add a decorative touch to the cardigan.

Edging and Button Band

1. Bottom Ribbing: Add a 2-inch ribbing border along the bottom edge of the cardigan. This will provide extra length.
2. Button Band:
   • Use a 4mm hook.
   • Follow a similar hdc pattern, making buttonholes according to your button size.
3. Add Buttons: Use normal thread and a small needle to sew in buttons along the band.

Final Touches

1. Sew Loose Ends: Ensure all loose yarn tails are sewn in properly to have a clean look.
2. Fit Check: Ensure cardigan fits well and adjust any discrepancies in size or sleeve position.
3. Block Your Cardigan if desired, to shape and smooth out stitches.

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