Apple Pie Pullover – Crochet Pattern

A Slice of Style: The Apple Pie Pullover

Indulge in the cozy charm of the Apple Pie Pullover by Iassia Kryvonos. This pattern offers an enticing blend of eye-catching design and carefully placed textured stitches, making it the perfect addition to your casual wardrobe. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or just starting out, this one-piece project is both simple to begin and captivating to complete.

Textured Beauty from Bottom to Top

Crafted from the bottom up in unturned rounds, this pullover showcases textured stitches that will keep your crochet journey engaging and enjoyable. It’s a project that allows you to savor the process as you work your way to creating a stunning piece of clothing.

Elegance in Simplicity

Sometimes, it’s the simple details that make all the difference. The Apple Pie Pullover is a testament to this concept. Its straightforward ribbing not only brings the look together but also adds an element of understated elegance. It’s those finishing touches that truly make this pullover special.

A Palette of Possibilities

This pattern calls for Heatherly™ worsted yarn, a delightful blend of 80% acrylic and 20% Merino wool. The choice of Agave as the primary color (29551) infuses a sense of earthy warmth into the pullover. Depending on your preference, you can choose from 7 (8, 10, 11) (12, 14, 15) skeins to create your Apple Pie Pullover.

Versatile and Stylish

The Apple Pie Pullover is a versatile addition to your wardrobe, capable of effortlessly transitioning from casual outings to more dressed-up occasions. Its design ensures you can wear it comfortably and stylishly wherever you go.

A Complete Ensemble

For those who love a complete look, consider the “A la Mode eBook” or the hard copy version of “A La Mode.” These resources provide you with an array of stylish crochet patterns that complement the Apple Pie Pullover and help you create a well-coordinated wardrobe.

The Apple Pie Pullover is a delectable crochet project that combines simplicity, elegance, and texture to create a stylish addition to your closet. It’s an invitation to savor the art of crocheting while crafting a beautiful piece of clothing. Whether you’re curled up with a cup of tea or out for a casual stroll, this pullover is the perfect topping for your casual wardrobe. Don’t miss the chance to add this delightful slice of style to your crochet collection.

More Crochet?

We’re kicking off June 1st (plenty of time to order your kit and hide it from your cat/kids/overzealous cleaning habits). Every Saturday, we’ll tackle a new chunk of the pattern together—with plenty of moral support for when your yarn does that weird loopy thing (you know the one).

Let’s Make the Let’s Make the Lowink Beginners Blanket

Here’s How This Works:

Week 1 (June 1-7):

Procrastinator’s Shopping Spree
“Wait, I need what size hook?!” – Check your kit (or raid your stash)
“But what if I pick the wrong color?!” – Post your yarn options in the comments and let us vote!

Week 2 (June 8-14):

The “Oh God, Why Is My Edge So Wobbly?” Phase
I’ll go live on Instagram to demo how to fix the classic beginner blunders (and yes, we’ll laugh about it afterward).

Week 3 (June 15-21):

Mid-CAL Crisis Support Group
Hit a wall? Post a photo of your blanket-in-progress with your beverage of choice (wine counts as a “beverage”). Best “I Need More Coffee” face wins a surprise yarny gift!

Week 4 (June 22-30):

Ta-Dah! Party
Show off your finished blanket—even if one corner looks suspiciously trapezoid-shaped. We’re here for the vibes, not geometry.

Why You Should Join:

No perfection allowed (This is a judge-free zone)
Real-time help (I’ll be stalking the hashtag #LowinkCAL daily)
Sneaky giveaways (Because who doesn’t love free hooks?)

Comment “I’m in!” below—and tell me:
Are you using the kit yarn or going rogue with your stash?
What’s your crochet nemesis? (Mine is counting stitches after row 10…)

P.S. Tag that friend who “doesn’t have time” to learn crochet. We’ll change their minds!

More Crochet?

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