Wrap yourself in cozy style with this Crochet Bomber Hoodie Pattern! This design features a snug yet relaxed fit, perfect for layering in any season. The hoodie has a classic bomber jacket shape with ribbed cuffs, a stretchy waistband, and a handy front zipper. Its soft, textured stitches create a warm and stylish look, while the attached hood adds extra comfort. Ideal for casual wear, this comfy crochet hoodie pairs well with jeans, leggings, or joggers. This pattern is a fun and rewarding project for crochet lovers of all skill levels.

Detailed Crochet Hoodie Pattern

Materials:

• Category 4 yarn (900 grams, 1500 yards)
• 5mm and 5.5mm crochet hooks
• Scissors
• Stitch markers
• Tape measure

Stitches Used:

• Chain (ch)
• Slip Stitch (sl st)
• Single Crochet (sc)
• Half Double Crochet (hdc)
• Double Crochet (dc)
• Suzette Stitch (single crochet and double crochet into the same stitch, skip one stitch)

Instructions:

Front Panel (Make 2)

1. Starting Chain:
   • Make a slip knot.
   • With the 5.5mm hook, create an odd-number chain that reaches from the base of your neck to the desired length (e.g., ch 51, approx 14 inches/35 centimeters).
2. Row 1 (Suzette Stitch):
   • Block off last chain and ch 1 (turning chain, does not count as a stitch).
   • Into the second chain from hook: sc and dc.
   • Skip next chain and repeat: sc, dc into the next chain until two chains remain.
   • Skip second last chain and in the last chain, do 3 hdc. Ch 1 and turn work.
3. Row 2 (Suzette Stitch on Even Rows):
   • Sc and dc into the first stitch. Skip next stitch.
   • Repeat: sc, dc into the next stitch until 2 stitches remain.
   • Skip second last stitch and hdc in the last stitch. Ch 1 and turn work.
4. Row 3 (Suzette Stitch on Odd Rows, with Increases):
   • Sc and dc into the first stitch. Skip next stitch.
   • Repeat suzette stitch pattern until two stitches remain.
   • Skip second last stitch and do 3 hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1 and turn work.
5. Repeating Pattern:
   • Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until the piece reaches the top of your shoulder.
6. Shoulder Portion (No Increases/Decreases):
   • Continue suzette stitches for shoulder portion until it reaches near mid collarbone.
   • Insert stitch markers for pocket slit (e.g., 6th and 18th stitch).
7. Pocket Slit:
   • Crocheting to the first stitch marker.
   • Chain number minus one (e.g., ch 12).
   • Continue suzette stitches into the stitch after the second marker.
8. Shoulder Continuation:
   • Continue the suzette stitch pattern in rows until the panel rests 2 inches past the tip of your shoulder.
9. Repeat:
   • Create a second identical piece.

Back Panel:

1. Chain:
   • Chain the same number from the last shoulder row (e.g., ch 59).
2. Row Pattern:
   • Work suzette stitch rows (same as front panel) but without increases/decreases, until the panel matches the width across your back (including the additional length past shoulders).

Seaming:

1. Shoulders:
   • Seam shoulders using a single crochet seam.
2. Sides:
   • Seam sides, leaving the armholes (e.g., 8 inches/20 cm from top).

Sleeves (Make 2):

1. Starting Chain:
   • Make starting chain for sleeve length (e.g., ch 51).
2. Row Pattern (Suzette Stitch):
   • Use sleeve pattern similar to front panel's suzette stitches with each row connected to the body.
3. Seaming Sleeve:
   • Seam sleeve using single crochet seam.
4. Cuff:
   • Single crochet around bottom with primary color, then secondary color.
   • Work desired cuff length in double crochet and slip stitch rows (e.g., ch 10).

Bottom Band:

1. Primary Color:
   • Single crochet around the bottom.
2. Secondary Color:
   • Single crochet next row.
3. Band Length:
   • Work double crochet and slip stitch rows as done for cuff, then seam together.

Front Band:

1. Primary Color:
   • Single crochet from one corner up to the next and back.
2. Band Length:
   • Work double crochet and slip stitch rows, seam together.

Hood:

1. Primary Color:
   • Single crochet across collar.
2. Secondary Color:
   • Set height: Double crochet rows with increases every 4th stitch.
3. Hood Height:
   • Continue double crochet and slip stitch rows to desired height.
4. Seam Hood:
   • Seam hood with outside loops slip stitch seam.

Pockets (Make 2):

1. Primary Color:
   • Chain and work rows in half double crochet for height (e.g., ch 12, rows ≈4 inches).
2. Shape Upper Row:
   • Single crochet transition gradually into double crochet rows.
3. Seam:
   • Seam 3 sides, leaving the upper transition open for hand entry.