Crocheting with Beige Goby Yarn: Required Materials and Instructions



You’ll Need
150 (200) 200g of beige Goby yarn (965% cotton, 35% viscose; 85m/50g);
Crochet hook 4.5 mm.
Sizes
S (M) L.
Used Patterns
Pattern on 6 set-up sts: work according to the scheme. Start with sts before pattern repeat, pattern repeat, and finish with sts after pattern repeat. Turn rows as stated. Make 1st-5th rows x once, then repeat 2nd-5th rows.
Stitch Control
17 sts x 8 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Instructions
Make 37 (43) 43 chain sts + 3 chain sts increase and work with the pattern on 6 set-up sts. For sleeve chamfer, increase by 13 (13) 14.5 cm from both sides over the following 49 (48) 47 cm. At 69 (71) 74 cm from the set-up row, the middle of work is reached. Finish the detail in reflection.
Assembly
Make sleeve seams. Fasten all open edges with 1 round row of single crochets and 1 round row of “crab stitch”.
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