Painted Canyon Cardigan Crochet Along: Part FOUR
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Here we are, already ready for part FOUR of the Painted Canyon Cardigan. This is the final part, in which we will add the sleeves, the pockets, and the finishing touches. We’re almost done!
Painted Canyon Cardigan: Part FOUR
In part four we are adding the sleeves to our completed body from part three. We do this by starting at the armhole opening and working our way in rounds to the cuff. We learn how to use the Invisible Join, and then how to sew on pockets. If you need help reading a crochet pattern, make sure you head over here and check out this detailed post.
Just joining us? Make sure you check out the Materials & Dates post for all of the information needed to participate. I do recommend having the printed version of the pattern (for the size you are making) in front of you, or otherwise available for easy/frequent referencing.
SIZES OF THE PAINTED CANYON CARDIGAN:
6 Month
12 Month
2/3T
4/5T
6/8
10/12
and all of the ADULT sizes of this pattern (0 – 28W) here.
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The sleeves are not difficult, but you do need to make sure to check your stitch counts at the end of each round. Sewing on the pockets is not as hard as you might think, but it does take a bit of time. In the videos for this crochet along I am making the 2/3T size. The most important thing is to make sure you are following the stitch counts and row counts for the pattern size you are making.
DATES FOR THIS CROCHET ALONG:
Part One can be found HERE
Part Two can be found HERE
Part Three can be found HERE
Part Four (this one!)
Hi there!! I love this pattern!! I made the 2/3T and am making 7 more in various sizes for the rest of my grandloves. Do I need to block it?
I do not typically block my cardigans.
Made my first wearable, thank you so much for your easy to follow pattern and series of videos I couldnt have done it without them 🙂
Hi! I commented the other day on part 3 and I’m trying to figure my way through this pattern. I’m having the same issue on part 4, the video is completely different than the pattern. I don’t understand why and I had wanted to make other sizes because I bought both the child and adult patterns but there is no way I’d be able to figure this out if the other sizes have the same issue as the 2-3T pattern. Please help.
Hi Danielle, I replied to your comment the other day…I have double checked the patterns for the 2/3T and they are the same as in the CAL videos. If you are still struggling, please email me at support@hearthookhome.com
Hi Ashlea, thanks for your pattern. The question I have is about the adult size 10/12: When doing the sleeve (Sleeve Top-down), on Row 9 it states “do 45 stitches” but then Rows 10-37 it states “do 31 stitches”. How do I get from 45 stitches down to 31 stitches in one row? Thanks for any help you can give me.
Hi Joan! 31 is how many stitches at the end of row 37…you will gradually be decreasing from 45 to 37 over those 18 rows. Hope this helps!
This is my first wearable, how should I wash and dry it? Thanks for the crochet a long videos, without it I probably wouldn’t have ever done one.
Hi Amiee! I just throw mine in the washing machine and tumble dry on low heat. Assuming you used an acrylic yarn, you should be good to do the same =)
I’m making the woman’s small. How do I know where the pockets should go?
I was wondering if you have pattern instructions for the ears and the horn and how to attach the maine?
Hi Helen! I have the horn, ears, and mane instructions in a different post which can be found here: https://hearthookhome.com/how-to-crochet-unicorn-horn-ears/
I am working on my first of your cardigan patterns. I am doing the size 2T-3T. It says 68 stitches but when you get to the panels it says 20-30-20. Doesn’t add up. So I did 19-30-19.
Hi Jeannie! Where the panels “meet” there will be 2 sts in 1 stitch. So when you start the middle panel, you start it in the same stitch the right panel left off, and start of left panel is same stitch where center ended. Does that make sense?