How to Crochet a Beautiful Light-Blue Sweater with Relief Stripes



You’ll Need
450g of light-blue (# 80) Adelia Aura yarn (100% acrylic; 280m/50g);
Crochet hook 2.
Size
S.
Used Patterns
Relief stripes: due to the scheme. Repeat 2nd-3rd rows.
Stitches Control
25 sts x 10 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Note
Make as one-piece cloth.
Instructions
Make 136 chain sts and work with relief stripes. In 51 cm = 51 rows from the beginning of work, increase 50 sts from both sides for sleeves and work with relief stripes on all the sts.
In 24 cm = 24 rows from the beginning of sleeves, leave the central 75 sts = 30 cm open for neck-hole. Make 75 chain sts in the next row and work with relief stripes on all the sts.
In 24 cm = 24 rows from neck-hole, leave 50 sts from both sides and work on the rest 136 sts. In 51 rows = 51 cm from the end of sleeves, finish your work.
Assembly
Make side and sleeve seams. Fasten the bottom edge of work, edges of sleeves and neck-hole with 1 row of single crochets and 1 row of “shrimp stitch”.
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would like instructions for extra large
I'll ask my friend if she can help to change the pattern for larger sizes
Me too please. An xlarge sizing
Really nice.
Thank you
beautiful. Can’t wait to make this
I wish you good luck!
What does it mean to use relief strips? Very pretty I will have to try this one.
It's the name of the pattern used for this dress