​Short Light-Blue Crochet Blouse

You’ll need:

450g of light-blue Malva yarn (50% cotton, 50% viscose; 350m/75g);

Crochet hook 2.

Size: S.

Used Patterns

Bead: 4 double crochets in 1 base st.

Instructions

Front/Back

Work due to the scheme 1, make squares with roses with the size of 37 squares wide and 33 squares high, roses should be placed in the center of square. Connect squares in the places of shoulders with 2 chains of 37 chain sts. After that, continue work to the right side from shoulder and squares, then, make another side to the left from another shoulder. Make the first row with empty squares, make bead in every 4^th square, starting from the 2^nd row. Alternate the row with beads with row with empty squares. Make 13 rows this way from left and right – yoke. Make 20 chain sts along the bottom of yoke for arm-holes, connecting front and back of yoke. Then, make lower part of pullover around. Make 2 squares from every 2^nd square. Then, work, alternating empty squares with beads. Work this way for 26 cm. Make the last row with single crochets and fasten the bottom of pullover with 1 row of “shrimp stitch”.

Sleeves

Make 106 chain sts.

1^st row: empty squares;

Make beads, starting from the 2^nd row. In 16 cm from the set-up row, bind off 4 cm from one side and 3 cm from another side for arm-holes. Starting from the 32^nd row, make decreases bind off 1 square in 2 rows from both sides for forming sleeve caps and continue work this way to the end of work. At 37 cm height from the beginning of work, finish it.

Assembly

Sew up the sleeves. Fasten neck-hole in the same way, as bottom of pullover, edges of sleeves – due to the scheme 2.