This crochet pattern is a simple, classic design for a mock-turtle neck, pullover sweater. It features faux-knit ribbing down the front and back panels, and the sleeves. The sweater, though it looks simple, takes a few ‘normal’ crochet practices, and tweaks them slightly for this all original look –an uber-cozy, chic sweater that can work on both men and women.

This sweater, that I now refuse to take off, was largely inspired by the yarn used to create it. I used a sustainably sourced, alpaca yarn, by the Rare Creature, (though it can work with any fluffy yarn.) The color and coziness reminds me of a nice Sunday afternoon curled up with a cup of tea and some toast. This pattern features a full photo tutorial with size options for S M, L, XL

Difficulty Level: Beginner-Intermediate

Yarn: For the pattern pictured I used The Rare Creature Big Softy yarn in Stone
I used 5 skeins for the small pictured

Weight category: Bulky/Extra Bulky
Length: 500-650 yards, 450 –600 meters

Hook: 9mm or M/13 hook

Gauge: 2hdc = 1 in, 2 rows = 1.75 in

• Size Measurements

Small: 
Neck to waist – 22.5 in/ 57 cm
Shoulder to waist – 21 in/ 53.5 cm
Shoulder to wrist – 23.5 in/ 60 cm
Chest width – 19 in/ 48.5cm

Medium: 
Neck to waist – 23.5 in/ 59.5 cm
Shoulder to waist – 22 in/ 56 cm
Shoulder to wrist – 23.5 in/ 60 cm
Chest width – 19 in/ 48.5cm

Large: 
Neck to waist – 24.5 in/ 62 cm
Shoulder to waist – 23 in/ 58.5
Shoulder to wrist – 23.5 in/ 60 cm
Chest width – 23.5 in/ 60 cm

Extra Large: 
Neck to waist – 25.5 in/ 65 cm
Shoulder to waist – 24 in/ 61 cm
Shoulder to wrist – 23.5 in/ 60 cm
Chest width – 24.25 in/ 61.5 cm