Hello 👋
I’m back, this time sharing news of my latest pattern just published on the blog for free.
My Clover Lane sweater design starts with just two granny squares, which are folded to create the yoke and sleeves before the body is worked in simple granny stitch rounds. It’s an easy crochet sweater pattern with no shaping, making it a lovely relaxing project with plenty of room to customise.
The free pattern on the blog is for a cosy cropped Aran version, and the ad-free premium PDF also includes DK and 4ply options in different lengths, neckline options in sizes S to 3XL, so you can create everything from a lightweight layering sweater to a cosy everyday pullover.
This one feels extra special to me—it was on my hook when Clover first came home, and every round involved rescuing yarn from tiny puppy teeth… so there was only ever going to be one name for it! ✨
To celebrate, I’m running a promotion via Ravelry (free PDF).
The promotion for my Clover Lane sweater is running from today for the first 100 downloads. Once the 100 patterns have been claimed, the code will no longer work.
You’ll need to visit the pattern on my blog (link below) and once on the pattern, click on the image that says ‘Free Ravelry Download Click here to Redeem the Code.’ You’ll be taken to ‘Redeem a Coupon Code’ on Ravelry. Click ‘use this coupon’ to be taken to the shopping basket on Ravelry. Click ‘check out now’ and the pattern will be in your library. Don’t check out unless it is showing zero!
Clicking on the link below will take you to the pattern on my blog.
https://www.jerasjamboree.co.uk/clover-lane-crochet-sweater-pattern/
If you enjoy crocheting sweaters …
You might also like these free patterns and roundups on the blog:
Lightweight Sweater Patterns https://www.jerasjamboree.co.uk/crochet-summer-sweater-patterns/
Elodie Pullover https://www.jerasjamboree.co.uk/one-piece-crochet-pullover-sweater-pattern-youll-love-to-wear/
Selene Sweater https://www.jerasjamboree.co.uk/easy-crochet-sweater-pattern-selene/
May
15th May - my Marlowe short sleeve cardigan publishes for free on the blog (this can only be purchased currently in my Etsy shop).
29th May - I’m planning on publishing a lacy top on the blog (50% cotton, 50% acrylic)
June
I’m planning on releasing:
summer scarf (cotton)
Marlowe summer top (cotton) – same stitch pattern as the short sleeve cardigan
July
I’m planning on releasing
Poncho worked in the arcade stitch (55% cotton, 45% acrylic)
Short sleeve cardigan dc2tog mesh stitch (60% bamboo, 40% cotton)
Currently Working On …
I must admit I’ve started quite a few projects that I’ve abandoned lately. Do you ever start something and feel it’s not quite right? Sometimes you can’t figure out why …
Granny square shrug, dc and mesh stitch pattern (100% bamboo)
Granny square poncho, classic granny square (debating on whether to publish this or not – it’s an unusual construction but are people fed up with granny square ponchos?)
Plans for …
Lacy vest top (linen)
Shawlette (still not decided on the stitch pattern – I’ve worked out the construction I want)
Blanket
Clover Update:
His new favourite thing is … his ball. We’ve been training him how to drop and leave so that it’s more fun (instead of chasing him around, he can run after it time and time again). He also eats a lot less dandelions and daisies when he has a ball in his mouth 😊
Last weekend we had a couple of fabulous local walks. And pub stops 😁 It was great to visit one of our favourite walks at Knowlton Church.
This weekend we’re planning on a couple of beach walks – we’d still like him to be more comfortable around water so making the most of this wonderful weather on the South coast.
Never a dull moment with this pup around!
What’s on your hook? You can easily share in the Facebook group and your project doesn’t have to be one of my patterns!
Don’t forget to let me know if there are any patterns you’d love to work on in 2026 and if there are any roundups of patterns you’d be interested in.
Happy crocheting
Shaz 🌸
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