How to Crochet a Turquoise-Green Sweater



You’ll Need:
600g of sectional coloring yarn in turquoise-green color of Vita Corona yarn (100% wool; 200m/50g);
Crochet hook 2.5.
Size:
L-XL.Instructions
Back
Make 145 chain sts and 3 rows of single crochets in every chain st. Then, work according to the scheme: first, make sts before pattern repeat, followed by 8 pattern repeats, and then make sts after pattern repeat. Complete 10.5 pattern repeats in height (1st-6th rows). Increase 1 x 16 chain sts from both sides for sleeves, include sts in the pattern, and make 6 pattern repeats in height.
Front
Make in the same way as the back.
Assembly
Make shoulder seams, leaving 4 central pattern repeats open for the neck-hole. Make side seams and fasten the bottom of sleeves with 2 rows of single crochets.
Belt
Make 4 chain sts. Insert the crochet hook in the 1st st from the beginning of the chain, draw the yarn, and turn your work clockwise. There is 1 st on the crochet hook. * Insert the crochet hook in the side st, draw the yarn, and turn your work*; repeat from * to *. Make the belt to the needed length.
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