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Crochet Cable Cardigan Tutorial (made to measure)

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Hello. Today I have possibly my favorite tutorial I've ever made for you . It's a long one, but hopefully worth it and also necessary . There's a lot of different elements to this cardigan, but super adaptable . So it's made up or got some ends that I've still not weaved in . It's made up of three different panels and for me because of my measurements , all of my panels for the arms and the body were the same length , but I'll show you in the tutorial why that ended up being and how to adapt the length of the arm panels if yours aren't the same length as your body panels . For me, they ended up being the same because I like a boxier look , so the kind of like boxy body and the length of the arm matched . But yeah, as I said, I'll get into that in the tutorial . So yeah, it's made up of three panels, a twisting panel, a ribbed panel with some puff stitches down the middle, and then a . You don't have to do all three types of panel . You could also not do the puff stitches down the middle of the ribbed panels . You can absolutely make this your own . And also, I did them all as separate panels and then slip stitched them together . You probably could build onto panels as you go if you want to do that . So I'm going to show you exactly what I did , but feel free to take the techniques that I've used and just apply it to how you want to crochet the project . My absolute top tips for this cardigan are to weave in your ends as you go . I did not do this and I was so so bored trying to weave in all of my ends at once . So I would just recommend doing that as you go to take away that factor . And then I would also slip stitch your panels together as you go or if you figure out a different way where you're kind of like building on your panels as you go , do that . I made all of my panels and then slip stitched them together all at once , which again wasn't the most fun part of the process . So, I would just make your panels , slip stitch as you go, , weave in your ends as you go

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