Crochet Cardigan Tutorial with Green and Brown Sensy’s Softee Baby Yarn

Today, I’m working on a beautiful and cozy cardigan using Sensy’s Softee Baby yarn in two lovely shades — green and brown. This project is soft, stylish, and perfect for beginners who want to try a simple yet elegant stitch pattern. Let’s dive into the steps!

Choose Your Yarn and Hook

I’m using Sensy’s Softee Baby yarn in green and brown. It’s lightweight, smooth, and gives the cardigan a delicate texture. Choose a crochet hook size that matches your yarn label — typically around 4mm or 4.5mm for this weight.

Start Your Chain Foundation

Begin by chaining up to your desired starting width. This will determine how wide your cardigan panel will be. Once your chain is ready, you’re all set to start building the pattern!

Create the Pattern – Double Treble Stitches

For this cardigan, I’m using double treble stitches to give it a textured, airy look.

• Make two double treble sections

• Leave three chain spaces between each section

This stitch pattern adds a lacy effect that drapes beautifully when worn.

Complete the First Piece

Continue working your double treble pattern until you reach your desired length.
This will form your first panel. Once done, fasten off and set it aside — here’s what my first piece looks like!

Crochet the Second Piece

Repeat the same pattern for your second panel using your chosen colors.
Both panels should be the same size to ensure your cardigan fits evenly.

Add Tassels for Flair

Now it’s time for the fun part — the tassels!
Cut even lengths of yarn, group them together, and attach them along the edges for a playful, boho-inspired finish.

Join the Pieces Together

Align your panels side by side and sew or crochet them together at the shoulders and sides, leaving openings for your arms.

Final Reveal

And here’s the finished look — a soft, stylish cardigan with earthy tones and delicate tassel details. Perfect for layering over your favorite outfit!

Tips:

• Experiment with other color combinations for a unique twist.

• Block your pieces before assembly for a neater finish.

• Add buttons or a belt if you want more structure.

This easy crochet cardigan is beginner-friendly and fun to make. Whether you’re crafting it for yourself or as a gift, you’ll love how cozy and lightweight it feels.