Crochet Instructions for Dark Orchid Yarn Design



You’ll Need
300g of dark orchid yarn (50% wool, 50% acryl; 250m/100g);
Crochet hook 3.
Size
S.
Note
Make pattern design in natural size and match all the decreases and increases with it.
Instructions
Back
Make 84 chain sts + 4 chain sts increase. Work due to the scheme 1. In 33 cm, increase 1 pattern repeat from both sides. Crochet for 20 cm more, then, make shoulder and neck-hole chamfers due to the pattern design.
Left Front
Make 24 chain sts + 4 chain sts increase. Work due to the scheme 1. In 33 cm, increase 6 chain sts from the right side. Crochet for 20 cm more, then, make shoulder and neck-hole chamfers due to the pattern design.
Right Front
Make in reflection to left front.
Assembly
Make shoulder and side seams. Then, work due to the scheme 2 along front and back neck-hole. In 21 cm (4 pattern repeats), finish your work. Make belt due to the scheme 3 to the needed length.
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I forgot how to increase stitches to make it bigger than a small
Hi! I just watched and downloaded Corrina's video on determining yarn weight when the yarn label is gone. She didn't specify what size knitting needle she used. I think the diameter would made a big difference in WPI. Ive seen other articles that use a pencil. Can you clarify this?
Cindy
Sorry, I don't understand what are you talking about
Sorry Susan! My comment went to the wrong project. I meant it to attach to the Yarn Weight post. I have since seen from others how the yarn wrapping works.. Cindy