My
Sweater
Remember the pink dresses I made? Click here to see them. Well, I altered that pattern quite a bit to come up with something for
myself. Here is my sweater. I absolutely
love it, even though I missed a stitch in the front. The front could be the
back, too. I have worn it both ways. I
usually take a “real” size small, not in the hip, young girl’s section. I think
it would be fun to try this same pattern in a thicker yarn with a larger hook
size to see what size sweater you would come up with. If anyone tries, please
share with the rest of us.
What
I used:
I hook and almost 800 yards of Caron
Spa yarn
How I did it: Chain 11, place a stitch marker, ch16,
mark, ch21, mark, ch16, mark, ch12.
Row1: hdc in second ch from hook and
in each st across except for
the marked stitches; hdc, ch1, hdc in each marked stitch across. Ch2, turn.
Rows 2-13: hdc in each hdc, and hdc, ch2, hdc in each ch2
space.
Row14: hdc in ea hdc to ch2 space, hdc
in ch2 sp, ch1, hdc in next ch2 space. This
creates the arm hole. Hdc to next ch2 space, hdc in the ch2 space, ch1, hdc in
the next ch2 space. Hdc in ea hdc to end.
Row15: slip stitch to first hdc to
join work into a circle. Sc in back
loops only around, slst to first sc.
Row16: working in both loops again, sc
in joining stitch, (dc, ch1) 3x in the third st, repeat around. (8shells)
Row17: ch4, (dc, ch1) in joining st, *sc
in middle dc, (dc, ch1) 4x in sc, repeat around. (dc, ch1) 2x in first st, slst
to third chain.
Row18: ch1, sc in joining, *(dc, ch1)
5x in sc, sc in middle dc of next shell, slst in first sc.
Row19: ch4, (dc, ch1) 2x in joining, *sc
in middle dc of next shell, (dc, ch1) 7x in same sc, repeat around. (dc, ch1)
4x in first st, slst to third chain.
Rows20-21: repeat rows 18 and 19. Use (dc,
ch1) 7x in ss for each shell. Still sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Rows22-38: repeat rows 18 and 19. Use (dc,
ch1) 6x ss for each shell. Still sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Row39: repeat shells using (dc, ch1)
7x ss. Still sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Row40: repeat shells using (dc, ch1) 8x
ss. Still sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Row41: repeat shells using (triple crochet, ch1) 7x ss. Still
sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Rows42-44: repeat shells using (tr,
ch1) 6x ss. Still sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Rows44-45: repeat shells using (quadruple crochet, ch1) 6x ss. Still
sc in the middle st of the next shell.
Row46: sc in each st around. Fasten off
and weave in ends.
Work is folded in half with chain spaces aligned. |
After joining chain spaces for armholes. |
Joining into a circle. |
After joining. |
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Very cute and stylish sweater..:)) And very suitable for hot summer days.. I like the color also.. Best wishes...
ReplyDeleteThank you! i fell in love with the color, then when i noticed it was on clearance, it was definitely mine. lol i just started on my daughter's tonight :)
Deletei forgot to tell you! the color is Terra Cotta from Caron Spa.
Deletelove your blog....although i am not new to crochet, i am new to blogging and your blog is just beautiful....would love any advice you could give me...love your patterns!!!! here is my blog address, if you have a few minutes please stop by and like i said your blog has given me some super ideas and i am sure to follow. I did not get a chance to go through all but love love your patterns!!!http://melissascraftycrochet.blogspot.com/
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