How to Crochet a Turquoise Pullover with Lace Pattern




You’ll Need
400g of 100% cotton mélange yarn Chat of turquoise color;
Crochet hook 6.
Size
S-M.
Instructions
This pullover consists of two patterns – the main pattern and lace pattern. Make the first pattern according to Scheme 1. The quantity of stitches should be multiplied by 3. Add 1 more stitch and 3 chain stitches for increase.
Start with stitches before the pattern repeat, continue with the pattern repeat, and finish with stitches after the pattern repeat. Make the 1st to 2nd rows three times, then, the 3rd to 10th rows once, and finish with the 11th to 12th rows.
Next, create the lace pattern according to Scheme 2. The horizontal line under the scheme denotes the 11th row of the front and back. Complete the first 15 rows, then repeat the 14th to 15th rows four times. Finish your work with the 16th row.
Now, turn to make the upper part of your pullover. For the right front, make 58 chain stitches and work with the main pattern, making increases for the sleeve chamfers. Once done, make the sleeve seams, then fold both parts and sew the lower 15 cm for the back seam. Finally, create 24 rows with the lace pattern along the lower edge from each side and connect the halves with side seams.
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