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A sweater for cat lovers who want something a little out of the ordinary. This knitting project features creative and playful colourwork that makes every section enjoyable to knit. Perfect for those who appreciate well-thought-out designs and a finished garment that truly stands out.
The shape is classic and versatile, while the pattern gives the sweater an eye-catching character that draws attention. This is a garment that sparks joy — and is guaranteed to be noticed!
When people stop you to ask where you bought it, you can proudly answer that you made it yourself.
Let both your love of cats and your love of knitting shine through in every single stitch with this sweater.
Difficulty level: Medium
– Worked from the bottom up
– Raglan shaping at the yoke
– Colourwork knitted using charts
A motivating project, well suited for knitters with some prior experience.
Gauge
22 sts = 10 cm / 4 in on 4.0 mm needles (US 6)
Important: check gauge in relation to the colourwork chart for best results.
Weight
DK (11 wpi)
Needles
• Circular needles 3.5 mm and 4.0 mm, 80 cm / 32 in
• DPNs 3.5 mm and 4.0 mm, or 100 cm / 40 in circular for magic loop
US needle equivalents:
• 3.5 mm = US 4
• 4.0 mm = US 6
Sizes
• S–M (L–XL) 2XL–3XL
• Bust circumference (approx.): 96 (115) 134 cm / 37.8 (45.3) 52.8 in
• Total length (approx.): 66 (68) 70 cm / 26.0 (26.8) 27.6 in
• Sleeve length (approx.): 52 (54) 56 cm / 20.5 (21.3) 22.0 in
Note: Adjust to both chart repeat and desired length.
Languages available:
English, French, Spanish and German
25 reviews for Crazy cat woman sweater knitting pattern
Emily Carter –
I loved this sweater from the moment I saw the cat colourwork. The chart was clear, and the finished sweater gets compliments every time I wear it.
Megan Brooks –
This was exactly the kind of knitting project I was looking for. The colourwork kept me interested, and the classic shape makes it easy to wear with jeans.
Sarah Mitchell –
The cat motif is playful without being too over-the-top. I enjoyed working the chart and was really happy with how polished the sweater looked after blocking.
Jessica Morgan –
People actually stop me to ask where I bought this sweater. I get to tell them I knitted it myself, which is the best part. The pattern was challenging in a good way.
Laura Bennett –
The colourwork looks complicated, but the instructions made it manageable. I took my time checking gauge and the sweater came out beautifully.
Rachel Adams –
I kept coming back to this project because it was so much fun to knit. The medium difficulty felt accurate for me, and I love the playful personality of the finished sweater.
Amanda Wilson –
I was worried the design might feel too novelty-like, but the classic sweater shape balances the cat pattern perfectly. It is cute and genuinely wearable.
Olivia Parker –
This may be my favorite sweater I have knitted. The chart kept things interesting, and I learned a few useful colourwork techniques along the way.
Hannah Reed –
Every section felt like it was leading to something fun. The raglan shaping came together nicely, and the cat design makes the finished sweater feel special.
Nicole Foster –
If you love cats and knitting, this is such a satisfying project. I appreciated the clear charts and the fact that the finished garment has a classic fit.
Lauren Hayes –
The colourwork took concentration, especially at first, but it was absolutely worth it. I would recommend checking gauge carefully before getting started.
Katie Sullivan –
I have never had so many people comment on a handmade sweater. The cat details are fantastic, and the construction makes the sweater comfortable to wear.
Rebecca Turner –
The design is clever and playful, and I never got bored while knitting it. The finished sweater has just the right amount of personality.
Stephanie Collins –
I really liked the colourwork charts. Once I got into the rhythm of the repeat, the knitting went smoothly. The final result looks much more complicated than it felt.
Jennifer Moore –
This sweater combines two of my favorite things: cats and knitting. The shape is simple enough to style easily, while the colourwork makes it stand out.
Melissa Grant –
This definitely needs some focus during the colourwork sections, but I found the process very satisfying. My gauge swatch made a big difference.
Ashley Cooper –
The finished sweater is adorable. I would not call it a beginner project, but for someone comfortable reading colourwork charts it is a great challenge.
Samantha Evans –
I wanted a sweater that did not look like every other handmade pullover, and this absolutely delivered. The cats make me smile every time I put it on.
Christine Ward –
I made the size based on the measurements and was very pleased with the result. The length and sleeves worked well for me, and the colourwork is the star of the sweater.
Erin Phillips –
The funniest part is that my cat seems just as interested in the sweater as I am. The knitting was enjoyable, and the finished colourwork is beautifully distinctive.
Grace Richardson –
I am an intermediate knitter and found the difficulty level just about right. The chart work kept me engaged without feeling frustrating.
Patricia Kelly –
I originally planned to knit this as a gift, but I loved the design so much that I kept it for myself. The colourwork is even prettier in person.
Maria Thompson –
The design is whimsical without sacrificing the classic sweater shape. I enjoyed the bottom-up construction and found the yoke shaping straightforward.
Diana Martinez –
This was such a happy knitting project. The cats, the colourwork, and the finished fit all came together beautifully. I am already planning when to wear it next.
Carolyn Lee –
I wanted something unusual but still practical, and this pattern hit the mark. The colourwork makes it memorable while the simple silhouette keeps it versatile.
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