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Paris Rose Cardigan
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This cardigan includes ribbed edges, the main piece, left and right front pieces, back piece, sleeves, front bands, and decorations. Just crochet them in order. The last decorations can be made optionally according to preference.

Note: Hand-measured, with an error margin of 1-2 cm.
Due to variations in individual tension, the size of the sample is for reference only.
Materials: Susan's Family Wool & Alpaca Mixed Hand Knitting Yarn
Hook: 4.50 mm crochet hook
Chart Key

Note: This pattern is making in Chinese crochet pattern terms, and the stitch name is written using American terminology. All measurements in charts are in cm.
Part 1 Ribbed edge
Chain cast on, work back and forth, pull through the required number of rows.
Note: Don’t cut the yarn, continue crocheting the main piece.

Part 2 Main piece, Left and right front pieces, Back piece
Pick up stitches along the long edge of the ribbing and crochet the main piece, noting that the row numbers for different sizes will vary. From the main piece, crochet the left front piece, back piece, and right front piece separately. After completing the left and right front pieces, leave a yarn tail, align them with the back piece, and sew together using the front loops.
Note: After crocheting the right and left front pieces, leave a 30-40cm yarn tail to sew together with the back piece.

Part 3 Sleeve
The sleeves are worked identically, picking up stitches in the armhole opening and crocheting.

Part 4 Front band
Work 2 rows of double crochet on the right side for the button band, starting from one ribbed edge and crocheting to the other ribbed edge.

Part 5 Decorations
The decorations include large and small roses, necklace roses, ties, and buttons. Make one large rose and one small rose separately, and sew them on one cuff. Crochet the ties to the desired length, leaving yarn tails at both ends to use as ties, and attach the necklace rose on top of it. Finally, secure the buttons on the front band.


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