crochet pullover jumper
Free Crochet Pullover Jumper Pattern with Video Tutorial:
Are you looking for a free crochet pullover jumper pattern that’s stylish, cozy, and easy to follow? You’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, I’m sharing my new crochet sweater tutorial featuring a beautiful multicolor design, a wide square neckline, and classic ribbed edging. This pullover jumper is worked from the top down in one piece, making it simple to customize for babies, kids, and adults.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this step-by-step crochet sweater pattern (with full YouTube video tutorial) will guide you through every stitch.
👉 Watch the full tutorial here:
Why You’ll Love This Crochet Sweater:
- Worked top down in one piece (no sewing required!)
- Uses simple stitches: half double crochet (hdc), alpine stitch, front post double crochet (fpdc), back post double crochet (bpdc), and double crochet (dc)
- Instructions for adjusting the yoke and chest size are included in the video
- Perfect as a crochet baby jumper, crochet kids sweater, or crochet adult pullover
- Great for gifting — this handmade crochet jumper is warm, trendy, and unique
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Crochet Stitches Used
Alpine Stitch (for body):
- Row 1: fpdc, dc in next stitch. Repeat.
- Row 2: dc on top of fpdc, fpdc around dc from previous row. Repeat.
Abbreviations:
- hdc = Half Double Crochet
- dc = Double Crochet
- fpdc = Front Post Double Crochet
- bpdc = Back Post Double Crochet
👉 Need help with stitches? Follow the stitch breakdown video here:
Materials:
- 4mm crochet hook
- DK weight yarn (Green, Light Brown, Light Grey, Black) – 100g each
- 4 stitch markers
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
This pattern uses DK weight yarn, but you can substitute with other yarn weights — just adjust your hook size and foundation chain.
Free Crochet Pullover Jumper Pattern (4–5 years size)
Yoke (Green Yarn)
- Foundation: Ch 100, slip stitch to join in the round.
Round 1:
Ch 2, 12 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 24 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 24 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 24 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 12 hdc.
Place stitch markers in the 2nd stitch of each increase group. (108 sts)
Round 2:
Sl st to join, ch 2, 13 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 26 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 26 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 26 hdc, 3hdc in next st, 13 hdc. (116 sts)
Rounds 3–14:
Repeat Round 2. Finish off the yoke. (212 sts)
👉 Follow along step by step in this yoke tutorial video:
Body of the Jumper:
Round 15 (Join Brown Yarn):
Ch 2, hdc until first marker, hdc in marked st, ch 5, skip 52 sts (sleeve opening), hdc in next marked st. Continue, repeat for second sleeve. (108 sts)
Round 16:
Sl st to join, ch 2, hdc around, working 5 hdc in each chain space. (118 sts)
Round 17:
Ch 3, fpdc in next st, dc in next st repeat.
Round 18:
Ch 3, dc on fpdc, fpdc around dc repeat.
Rounds 19–43:
Repeat Rounds 17–18, alternating yarn colors (brown, grey, black) for a beautiful striped crochet sweater effect.
👉 See this part clearly in the body tutorial video:
Ribbing (Hemline):
Row 1:
Ch 3, fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in next st repeat.
Row 2–4:
Repeat ribbing pattern.
Sleeves:
Join yarn at underarm.
- Round 1: Ch 2, decrease 2 sts underarm, hdc around, decrease 2 sts before joining.
- Round 2: Decrease at beginning and end, repeat body stitch pattern.
- Rounds 3–26: Repeat without decreases.
Finish with 6 rows of ribbing.
Neckline:
Round 1: Join green yarn, hdc around.
Round 2: Join brown yarn, begin ribbing.
Repeat ribbing in grey and black (6 rows total).
👉 Watch the neckline finishing video here:
Finished Measurements:
- Chest: 26 inches
- Length: 16 inches (4–5 years size)
You can easily adjust the chest size and length by modifying the foundation chain and yoke increases.
Final Thoughts:
This crochet pullover jumper pattern is one of my favorite DIY crochet sweater projects because it’s versatile, warm, and works up beautifully in multiple colors. It’s perfect if you’re searching for:
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Happy crocheting, and I can’t wait to see your handmade crochet pullovers! Tag me on social media when you share your makes.
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