Be Bold – Mohair roll neck sweater crochet pattern

The Be Bold crochet sweater pattern is an easy lightweight pullover with a relaxed roll neck, perfect for spring and autumn and for layering up in colder weather.

It uses kid silk mohair and a relatively large hook meaning the simple crochet pattern works up fairly quickly. Ideal for quick wins or those looking to explore working with different fibres

Originally designed for Inside Crochet, Issue 111, the Be bold sweater is now available to purchase as a stand alone pattern from Ravelry, Etsy or Love Crafts.

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Materials

This pattern uses a 5mm crochet hook and the beautiful Rico Essentials Super Kid Mohair Loves Silk in Melon and Lotus. It’s beautifully soft, extra lightweight and goes a really long way!

You’ll need 2 – 4 balls of each colour depending on what size you choose.

Skills Needed

This is a beginner friendly project using simple stitches and simple decreases and a little bit of sewing to create the seams. Nothing too tricky though.

Sizes

The pattern is written in 4 sizes from S to XL (to fit bust 81-117cm), with a greater size range coming soon.

It’s designed to be lightweight and roomy, without being baggy, so it’s great for layering up when the weather doesn’t have a clue what it’s doing. (The mohair is deceptively warm so it’s great for colder days too!)

Download now from Ravelry, Etsy or Love Crafts

I hope you enjoy this pattern and, as always don’t forget to share using the buttons below or tag me on Instagram @doraexplored, or use #BeBoldSweater. I’d love to see and share your efforts!

Happy hooking

Dx

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