Camden Cable Sweater - Tunisian Crochet

The Top-Down Tunisian Crochet Cable Sweater Pattern of your dreams is HERE! Finally, you can make a cable sweater without having to learn to knit, AND it will actually look like knit. This piece was inspired by a sweater I bought on a surprisingly chilly day in Camden Market, London, England and features the intricate, classic, timeless look of a woven lattice and braided cables. Your finished garment will become a staple in your closet; the one you reach for time and time again to feel cozy, snug, professional, and polished all at once! -->This PDF digital download contains a 63 page document with instructions for making the pattern in sizes XS-3XL. -->Skill level: Intermediate-complex. Testers of this pattern ranged in skill level from those who had never tried Tunisian Crochet OR cables, to those that had experience in both. Those with more experience had an easier time, but even advanced beginner crocheters were able to complete the test and loved their finished garment. -->There are plenty of tutorial videos to guide confident beginners every step of the way, and when you're done, you won't believe you really made this by hand! -->The pattern is color coded for ease of reading through the different types of stitches within each row, making it significantly easier to follow along with than most patterns. -->The pattern has options for customization of length and finishing touches like a longer collar or a thicker bottom ribbing band. -->This is a great pattern for experienced crocheters looking to add new skills to their repertoire. Yarn used: K+C Cloudpaca Yarn, weight 4, 150m/50g. Estimated meterage: XS: 950 m S: 1020 m M: 1125 m L: 1310 m XL: 1450 m 2XL: 1510 m 3XL: 1600 m You will also need: a 5.5 mm Tunisian crochet hook (or size required to meet gauge) with attachable cord up to 60 mm, a 5-6 mm straight crochet hook with no stopper/handle, a darning needle, scissors, stich markers, a tape measure, and blocking materials. Tester feedback: "I was nervous to make this because it was my first Tunisian Crochet garment and it was easier than expected. The way the pattern is color-coded made it super easy to follow and comprehend. The videos helped quite a lot as well. I'm super thrilled by the final result and I can't wait to wear it!" - Sandra "I absolutely LOVED working through this pattern. Looking at the finished object now it is hard to comprehend that I actually made it. It is such a fun challenge for crocheters looking for a pattern that will teach them new skills, which can be hard to come by after you've been making for a while." - Alyssa "I'm really happy with my final piece and want to make another. I would definitely recommend this pattern to anyone! The videos really helped me to nail the cable." - Allison "This was hard to put down once I got going and was so lovely to work up. I loved the color coding of each section and this made it really easy to read."-Sophii Please show me your work by tagging me @knatch_crochet on instagram while you work on it or when you're done, it would make me so happy!!