I’m happy to announce that this crochet sweater pattern with unusual construction is published! ? If you already made garments top-down, bottom-up and look for something unusual you might admire this idea.
Length of this sweater is 61 cm (24’’), model is 175 cm (5’9’’) tall.
Available sizes XS-3XL:
XS-S with bust 82-87 cm (32.5-34.5’’), hips up to 91 cm (36’’)
M with bust 92-97 cm (36.5-38’’), hips up to 101 cm (40’’)
L with bust 101-106 cm (40-42’’), hips up to 111 cm (43.5’’)
XL-2XL with bust 110-115 cm (43-45’’), hips up to 119 cm (47’’)
2XL-3XL with bust 120-125 cm (47-49’’) hips up to 129 cm (51’’)
If you are between the sizes, for example your bust and hips are 89 cm = 35‘’ choose a closest smaller size.
Level: intermediate
Yarn: The sample shown was made with Bella by Debbie Bliss.
Substitutes: drapey yarn like cotton/bamboo, cotton/silk, cotton/rayon or linen/bamboo, linen/silk, linen/rayon 8 ply (UK), DK-weight, Light or 3 (USA); 185-230 m in 100 gr (202-250 yards in 3.5 oz).
Suitable brands: Secret-Garden by Scheepjes, Sigma by Lang Yarns, Mulberry-Silk-DK by Expression Fiber Arts etc.
Choosing the right YARN and HOOK to achieve great results
Check yarn weight here: www.ravelry.com/help/yarn/weights
Hook size: 4.0 mm (G) or hook to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 17 double crochet stitches and 8.5 rows = 10 cm (4”). Please get the gauge to make sure the sweater fits your size!
Crochet 9 rows of 21 dc-sts and measure the width of central 17 dc. 17 dc in 8.5 rows = 10 x 10 cm (3.94’’ x 3.94’’). If the width is correct, but the length of rows is smaller use a bigger hook and vice versa.
Get this pattern from Etsy:
www.etsy.com/listing/636010608/crochet-sweater-pattern-for-sizes-xs-3xl
Download it from my website:
Add to your Ravelry queue and library:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/origami-sweater-spring
You will receive:
► detailed instructions in English for every row for sizes XS-3XL with written interpretation of rows;
► diagrams (reading charts is not essential, but they allow to notice any of your mistakes);
► schematic, photos of tricky places and the assembly (folding instructions).
Happy crocheting!
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