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Cozy, stylish, and hooked by hand! These Crochet Pullover Free Patterns cover striped, floral, and granny designs you can wear all season.
A handmade pullover is the kind of piece that makes people stop and ask about it. Each pattern comes with a clear guide, so beginners and seasoned crafters can both join in. Pick a favorite pullover below and start stitching your next wardrobe favorite today.
Crochet Pullover Free Patterns
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Items you’ll need:-
- Crochet hooks
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers
- Scissors
- Tape measure
- Row counter
- T-pins
- Electric Yarn Winder
1. Wapta Falls Crochet Pullover
The rainbow’s fall colors match Michelle’s design exactly. It uses a classic granny stitch, worked in two pieces and joined at the front and back. Made with prism yarn, it has a premium look that’s perfect for wearing out.
Take the yarn from here: NICEEC 2 Skeins 100% Wool Rainbow Yarn 180m x2(196yds x2,50g x2)-11
2. Crocheted Striped Sweater
The combination of blue and white stripes gives this sweater a lovely vintage look. The best part? You can crochet it as a “free size” piece—meaning you can make it to fit any size. That is what makes it a suitable pullover for everyone. For measurements, you can refer to the visual guide provided by Mahum.
3. Granny Hexagon Pullover
It is impossible to talk about wearables without mentioning a project related to ‘Granny‘ squares. The hexagon pullover you see here has the following measurements: Length: 19”, Chest Width: 22”, and Arm Length: 18”. To avoid confusion, watch the visual tutorial. This pattern by Marie will definitely suit you perfectly.
4. Balloon Sleeve Sweater
This list certainly doesn’t compromise on fashion sense, and this balloon-sleeve sweater is a perfect example. It is a great project not only for beginners but also results in a trendy and cozy piece to wear. Thanks to TCDDIY.
5. Floral Isle Pullover
Susan’s family projects always turn out best, and this is the pullover she has made. Its standout feature is a curved, wide crew neckline adorned with a vibrant, multi-colored floral pattern forming a decorative yoke. This makes a warm top for transitional seasons (autumn or spring).
6. Oversized Sweater
You’ll need 5-ply milk cotton yarn, a 5 mm hook, scissors, a measuring tape, and a stitch marker. You can create this wonderful sweater using these supplies. This wavy green pattern takes far less effort than most crafters expect. Just watch Priya‘s tutorial and get started.
Use this yarn: Cotton Yarn for Crocheting (2 Grass Green) and Cotton Yarn for Crocheting (2 Snow White)
7. Granny Stitch Crochet Sweater
Have you just learned to crochet and want to make something wearable? Try this granny stitch sweater—you can finish it in just a few days. Don’t worry about the materials. Hannah has covered everything in the visual guide.
8. Pemberley Pullover
This is the Pemberley Sweater, a beginner-friendly V-neck crochet sweater designed by Evelyn & Peter Crochet. The body and sleeves feature an intricate all-over textured stitch. The knit structure creates air pockets that effectively trap body heat, keeping you warm in chilly conditions.
9. Flower Airy Sweater
You no longer need to wander around looking for something special to wear on Valentine’s Day. Now, you can knit this lovely, airy sweater just the way you like it right at home. It will keep you warm while perfectly complementing the outfit. So, don’t wait—watch Inna‘s tutorial and start making it now.
10. Crochet Flower Sweater
This floral sweater could give any other pullover on the list a run for its money. Instead of large, continuous pieces, the pattern uses individual square blocks, which is what makes it stand out. Monica‘s sweater is definitely worth making.
11. Red Sweater with Roses
To make this beautiful off-shoulder pullover, we used 8 skeins of yarn (50g/170m each), 5mm and 3.5mm hooks, a tape measure, a needle, and scissors. It’s hard to believe such a wonderful piece came together with so few supplies. Follow the WONDER NETTING tutorial.
12. Scalloped Off-the-Shoulder Sweater
Another off-the-shoulder option, this sweater pairs a solid-colored bottom with a wide, horizontal neckline that sits low across the collarbone. The body and sleeves have a distinct vertical ribbed texture. All credit goes to Celeste’s Nook.
13. Flower Granny Square Sweater
Karmen’s is the creative mind behind this flower-patterned sweater. It’s made from individual granny squares joined with an invisible-seam technique. Puffy sleeves add a vintage feel while keeping it versatile, and your wardrobe will thank you.
14. Blue Crochet Pullover Sweater
We close with a cropped, quarter-zip sweater with a textured, cozy finish. TCDDIY made it with half double crochet or slip stitch, working the body vertically or horizontally for a relaxed, wide fit. It ends in a clean hem just above the waistline. Make one to show off the trend with your friends.
Explore new crochet stitches with this handy guide by Erika Knight. It features 250+ stitch ideas, helpful techniques, and plenty of inspiration to add something creative and unique to your next project.
