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A long sleeve dropped shoulder crochet sweater that is designed to hit just around the hips with 4-8” of positive ease. This pattern uses horizontal stripes in a gradient progression of colors that adds visual depth and movement. The seamless transition of colors emphasizes the texture precision, while the solid sleeves frame the striped body for a polish finish. A gentle wide scoop neckline softens the overall look to balance the structured shape.
Materials: Yarn: Magpie Fibers Quartet Fingering(100% Superfine Superwash Merino Wool, approx 200 yds / 50 g) Colors: Brand New Lover (A), Folly (B), Hot Tamale (C ) Or Any Sport Weight or Heavy Fingering `
Hooks: 3.75mm(body) & 3.5mm(neck finishing)
Positive Ease: 4-8”
Gauge 22 sts, 20 rows = 4” / 10 cm
Finished bust: 34.25 (37.75, 41.5, 46.5) (50.25, 54.5, 58.25, 62.5) (66.25, 70.5, 74.25)” / 87 (96, 105.5, 118) (127.5, 138.5, 148, 159) (168.5, 179, 188.5) cm
This is “A Simple Crochet Hood", this pattern is exactly as the name suggests. It's a simply constructed but very practical hood scaf. I wanted to make something that anyone with the most basic crochet skill can work up. This pattern is constructed from the top of the head(crown) down to the “scarfs." You work a rectangle and pick up the sides/edges and work your way down working increase at both edeges every 5th rows
Yarn Used: Magpie Fibers Quartet Fingering (held double)
Yarn Rec: Any fingeing or worsterd weight
Hooks: 6mm, 5.5mm, & 5mm
OptionA: Crochet: Colors: Soiree+Full bodied beaver
1 size
Approximate Yardage: Fingering 1,000 yds total (600 yds per color)
Worsted: 600 yds total (300 yds per color)
The Megan is a crochet cowl neck tunic with optional pockets. This garment uses the single crochet back loop technique to create a ribbed, stretchy, and textured fabric. The Megan comfortably fits a 30”-70” bust circumference and is designed to give makers the choice of how they want their garment to fit. Due to its construction and stretchy nature, The Megan can be easily altered, from fit, to pocket options, to color blocking, and more. Working flat and in the round, this pattern uses a combination of chains, single crochet, and slip stitches to create its fabric and texture.
The Megan is worked using a fingering or sock weight yarn and a 4mm/G as well as a 3.75mm/F5 hook.
Approximate yarn yardage:
Size 1: Vest: 2400, Sleeves: 2600
Size 2: Vest: 2800, Sleeves: 3000
Size 3: Vest: 3200, Sleeves: 3500
Size 4: Vest: 3600, Sleeves: 3900
NOTE
Model wearing the long sleeve option is 5’5” with a 36” bust. She is wearing size 2 of The Megan with all of the recommended measurements for size 2.
Model wearing the sleeveless/vest option is 5’5” with a 36” bust wearing size 1 of The Megan with the split hem option and all of the recommended measurements for size 1.
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