Coconut Cream Sweater – Crochet Pattern PDF

Create a soft and timeless handmade sweater with the Coconut Cream Sweater — a relaxed granny square pullover with elegant texture and a clean, modern silhouette.

This sweater is made from small modular squares joined together into a cozy and structured design. The subtle geometric texture gives depth while keeping the look calm, minimal, and easy to style with everyday outfits.

Worked square by square and then assembled, the construction makes the process relaxing and satisfying to follow step by step.
Perfect for crocheters who enjoy motif-based garments and timeless wardrobe pieces.

Pattern details
• Crochet sweater pattern (digital PDF)
• Made from 76 granny squares
• Relaxed comfortable fit
• Ribbed neckline, cuffs, and hem
• Step-by-step instructions
• Layout diagrams for size adjustments
• Photo guidance
• Helpful video tutorial links included

Skill level
Intermediate

You should be comfortable working basic crochet stitches and assembling motif-based garments.

Sizes included
XS (with layout instructions to adjust sizing up to 2XL)
Sizing is controlled by changing the number and arrangement of squares. Clear diagrams are included inside the pattern.

Languages included
This pattern is available in 7 languages
English (US terms)
English (UK terms)
Spanish
Portuguese
Italian
German
French
Materials

DK weight yarn recommended
Sample yarn used:
CotLin (70% cotton, 30% linen)

Hook size:
4.5 mm

Approximate yardage:
1950–2000 yards

You can substitute any yarn with similar weight and structure.
What you receive

Instant download PDF pattern including:
• Written instructions
• Granny square tutorial
• Assembly diagrams
• Ribbing instructions
• Photo references
• Video tutorial links

No physical item will be shipped.

The Coconut Cream Sweater is a calm and versatile crochet project that looks especially beautiful in neutral tones but can easily be customized with your own colors.

Once purchased, your pattern will be available for instant download, so you can start crocheting right away.

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