How to Crochet a Kids' Tunic for Ages 5-6



You’ll Need:
1.5 skeins of 100% microfiber yarn (550m/100g);
A little bit of the same yarn, but in blue color;
Crochet hook size 2.
Size:
5-6 years.
Note:
This tunic is crocheted from the top down as a one-piece cloth.
Instructions:
Main Part:
Make 132 chain stitches.
1st row: 3 chain stitches increase, * 1 double crochet, 1 chain stitch*; repeat from * to * a total of 66 times. After that, divide into 22 pattern repeats and work according to the scheme.
After completing 9 rows, divide the stitches of the yoke in the following way: 6 pattern repeats for the front, 5 pattern repeats for the sleeve, 6 pattern repeats for the back, and 5 pattern repeats for the second sleeve. Connect the stitches of the front and back, adding 8 stitches for armholes between them. Continue working on 14 pattern repeats (16 rows), then take another color of yarn and make 4 more rows.
Sleeves:
Work on the previously left stitches of the sleeves and on the stitches for armholes, totaling 6 pattern repeats. Crochet sleeves around: 2 rows with the main yarn and 1 row with auxiliary yarn (for fastening). Make a chain and insert it in the 1st row between crochets.
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