Very Simple Crochet Pullover Tutorial | Top-Down, Seamless & Beginner Friendly

This is honestly one of the simplest crochet pullover patterns ✨ In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to crochet a very easy, top-down pullover using mostly double crochets. We start with a ring that’s worked into a square to form the neckline, then build the yoke up to the chest. From there, we create the arm openings, continue straight down for the body, and finish by crocheting the sleeves directly onto the armholes. The cuffs, hem, and neckline are finished with simple ribbing for a clean look. This design is: • Beginner friendly • Seamless and worked top-down • Easy to customize for fit and length • Made mostly with double crochet stitches Materials Used • Skinny chenille yarn by Loops & Threads (2 skeins, 472 yards each) • Size H (5 mm) crochet hook • Scissors • Blunt needle • Stitch markers • Tape measure Finished Measurements (approx.) • Body width: 21 in • Length (shoulder to hem): 23 in • Sleeve length (neck edge to cuff): 27 in • Sleeve width: 9 in • Cuff width: 3 in • Neck opening: 6 in wide, 2.5 in deep You can easily adjust the size by adding or reducing rounds. Thank you so much for watching 🤍 If you’re new here, please check out my other crochet tutorials and consider subscribing.