Thank you.Explore tropical islands to collect cute monsters on and fight with them on match-3 battles!ĭiscover new races in the magical portal and evolve your creatures to become stronger. Visit Copyright / Terms of use for more info. You are welcome to make and sell finished items using my patterns. Please, share a direct link to the pattern with others and anywhere else. Share your finished projects of this pattern on Crochet For You FB page.įacebook | Pinterest | Twitter | InstagramĪll contents include photography and patterns are copyrighted Crochet For You by Erangi Udeshika.ĭo not copy, edit, distribute or republish patterns and images in this blog in part or whole as your own. Hope to see you soon with a new FREE pattern Sew the two buttons on the front of the dress top where to shoulder straps want to attach. Weave belt through round 1 of the top part of the dress. Sew 1 button on one of the ends of the belt as shown below. With (C2), ch 100, hdc in third ch from the hook and each ch across. With (C2) join the yarn in any st in the top row, ch 1, sc in each st around. Fasten off and weave the ends.įor the top part of the dress with shoulder strap With (C2) join the yarn in any st in the last row, ch 1, sc in each st and ch around. Round 5 to 14: repeat rounds 3 and 4 continuously. Round 4: ch 1, sl st to first ch-6 loop, ch 4, tr-shell in the same ch-6 loop, *ch 1, dc in ch-8 sp, ch 1, tr-shell in next ch-6 loop repeat * around, last ch 1 sl st to first st of the tr-shell. Round 3: sl st until ch-2 sp of the tr-shell, ch 6, sl st to same ch-2 sp (made a loop), *ch 8, sl st to next ch-2 sp of the tr-shell, ch 6, sl st to same ch-sp (made a loop) repeat * to around, last ch 8 sl st to first ch-sp of the tr-shell in previous round. (22 ch-6 loops / 22 ch-8 sps)Ĭh 4, tr-shell (see special stitch) in the same ch-6 loop, *sk next ch-8 sp, tr-shell in next ch-6 loop repeat * around, sl st to first st of the tr-shell. Round 1: (RS) join the yarn at first st of the first row of the top part, ch 6, sl st to same st (made a loop), *ch 8, sk next 3 sts, sl st to next st, ch 6, sl st to same st (made a loop) repeat * to around, last ch 8 sl st to first st of the first row of the top part.
Skirt (working on the first row of the top part) Round 8: (this round complete with shoulder straps.)Ĭh 2, dc in first st, dc in each of next 8 sts, shoulder strap ch 40, dc in third ch from the hook, dc in each of next ch 37, sk next 2 dc on top part of the dress and dc in next st (made a shoulder strap), dc in each of next 65 sts, shoulder strap ch 40, dc in third ch from the hook, dc in each of next ch 37, sk next 2 dc on top part of the dress and dc in next st (made a shoulder strap), dc in each of next 8 sts, sl st to first st. Round 1: (RS) ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to first st. With (C1) ch 88, sl st to first ch, (be careful not to twist) Get your desired length for the skirt by repeating 3 and 4 rounds in the skirt part.
Weaved through the round 1 of the top part. Belt – adjustable belt with the button.Skirt – worked on the first row of the top part.Top part – worked from the bottom up and complete with shoulder strap.This dress has three parts (top part of the dress, skirt, and belt).Tr-shell stitch – (3 tr, ch 2, 3 tr) in indicated st.ch-sp – chain-(number of chain count) space.Gauge: 22 sc and 22 rows = 4” with 4 mm crochet hook. I used (C1) 1 skein of Caron Simply Soft Light – Honey.To make a larger size of this pattern, I recommend you to work with Caron Simply Soft yarn worsted weight.ĭisclosure This blog contains affiliate links.ĭon’t forget to add this pattern to Ravelry queueģ-light / 100% Acrylic / 350 total yards. This crochet baby sundress would look adorable with other Caron Simply Soft Light yarns. I used one skein of Caron Simply Light – Honey as the main color. This crochet baby sundress will fit 18 to 24 months old little girls. It’s easy to wear with the adjustable shoulder straps and waist belt. This cute little outfit perfect for spring and summer. Honey Bliss Baby Sundress Pattern by Crochet For You
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