How to Make a Stylish Crochet Jacket with Mint Liza Yarn



You’ll Need:
400g of mint Liza yarn (15% wool, 35% angora, 50% acryl; 303m/100g);
Crochet hook 2;
7 buttons.
Size:
S.
Instructions
Back
Make 86 chains. Work according to scheme 1 for 167 cm straight. Then, leave the central 24 cm for the neck-hole and finish both sides separately. Crochet 1 cm more and finish your work.
Front
Make 44 chains. Work according to scheme 1 for 63 cm. Then, make decreases for the neck-hole as stated in scheme 2. Finish your work at the height of the back.
Make the second half in the same way.
Assembly
Make shoulder and side seams. Fasten arm-holes with 6 rows of single crochets. Fasten the bottom of the jacket with double crochets.
Fasten the front as follows:
- 1st row: single crochets;
- 2nd row: double crochets;
- 3rd row: single crochets;
- 4th row: double crochets.
Make 7 button-loops of 3 chain stitches on the right front.
Collar
Join to the edge of the neck-hole, and make 107 single crochets. Then, make 7 rows according to scheme 3. Cut the yarn and sew buttons.
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