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- Worsted weight yarn - can be any variety of brands and colors - see pattern for yardage for your size
- Crochet hook for granny squares: choose a hook that allows you to obtain proper gauge. For Twinkie, that is an H8/5.0mm hook
- Crochet hook for hem ribbing: choose a hook size that is one size smaller than above, which is a G hook for Twinkie
- Crochet hook for sleeve ribbing: choose a hook size that is at least two sizes smaller than the above, which is an F hook for Twinkie
- Ruler or small measuring tape
- Scissors
- Tapestry or yarn needle
- Optional: stitch markers to use as pins, blocking tools, such as blocking mats, T-pins, and a spray bottle
- Optional: A drawing program or scratch paper and coloring tools to design your color scheme and choose your yarn
- PDF download (below)
- Crochet a grannny square
- Assemble granny squares into a cardigan
- Join granny squares with the "Join As You Go" method and mattress stitch
- Work single and double crochet stitches
- Make ribbed cuffs and hems









I wanted to start crocheting again, so about a year ago, I bought some yarn and crochet hooks at thrift stores. But, I didn't know what to make, until this tutorial. This sweater is the perfect project! Straightforward with a lot of room for creativity via color placement and using yarns with different textures. And it's just my kind of pattern, too, perfect for around the house during the cold winters where I live. The instructions are excellent, and it's great to be able to stop the video to catch up. Join-as-you-go looks quite do-able, too. Thanks so much, Twinkie!