Hi guys! So, I've seen a few of these sweaters around on social media and I thought they looked so fun and cute! Here is the Vintage Catghan Sweater! This is my take on converting this blanket into a sweater. This pattern is based on Sandra Miller Maxfield's cat afghan pattern. With Stitchfiddle.com, I was able to redraw her pattern with the colors that I chose. Materials: - Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in "White": https://amzn.to/3XlxBW0 - 5mm crochet hook: I recommend https://amzn.to/3noE9mz - Scissors: I recommend https://amzn.to/43G61Xb - Yarn needle: I recommend https://amzn.to/3CuwV8A Original blanket pattern: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cats-afghan This is more of an advanced sweater just because of the sheer amount of color changes, but it becomes easier as you go along. There are also quite a lot of ends to weave in, but you can just... not weave them in. They are on the inside of the sweater, so you can't even see them! This pattern uses mainly the double crochet (dc), with the half double crochet (hdc) in the back loops only (BLO) for the ribbing, and slip stitches (sl st) to join rounds and ribbing. The yarn that I used was unlabeled shades of blue that I already had in my stash. I believe most of them are size 4 and 100% acrylic, which is not the best sweater material (and not the best for the environment, I bought them years ago!), but I really liked the color combination! I also used a 5 mm hook and a yarn needle. Thanks for watching! Timestamps: 0:00 Materials 0:40 Sleeve Ribbing 3:28 Sleeve 6:57 Start of Front Panel 10:15 How to Read the Graph 10:56 Color Changing 13:56 Eyes 16:03 Color Changing from Far 16:46 Color Changing Between Rows 18:12 Rest of Front Panel 18:49 Forming Neckline 21:38 Sewing Tops of Shoulders 23:24 Collar 30:49 Weaving in Ends 33:35 Aligning Panels 34:15 Sewing Sleeves 35:48 Sewing Sides Some links may be affiliate links! I earn a small commission at no additional cost to you! #catsweater #crochetsweater #crochetcatsweater