Delicate Elegance: Lace Motif Trimmed Tunic Sweater Crochet Pattern for a Feminine Touch
Add a touch of intricate charm to your wardrobe with this stunning Lace Motif Trimmed Tunic Sweater Crochet Pattern. Designed to flatter any figure, this graceful tunic features an alluringly delicate lace motif trim that cascades down the bodice, creating a captivating visual effect. Perfect for both casual and dressy occasions, this sweater will elevate your style with its timeless elegance.
Materials Required
- Medium weight yarn of your choice (worsted weight yarn)
- Crochet hook sized 5mm or as recommended on yarn label
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
- Measuring tape or ruler
Skill Level
Intermediate. Basic crochet knowledge is required, including slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet.
Sizing
This pattern is available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. The following measurements are the finished chest sizes:
5 out of 5
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- Small: 32-34 inches
- Medium: 36-38 inches
- Large: 40-42 inches
- Extra Large: 44-46 inches
Gauge
The gauge for this pattern is 10 stitches by 10 rows in half double crochet to create a 4-inch square.
Pattern Instructions
Bodice
Row 1: Ch 121 (or chain multiple of 4 + 1). Hdc in the 5th ch from the hook and in each ch across. (120)
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. Sk the first 3 hdc, hdc in each hdc across. (120)
Rows 3-40: Repeat Row 2.
Lace Motif Trim:
Row 41: Ch 3, turn. Hdc in the first hdc, ch 5, skip the next 4 hdc, (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next hdc, *skip the next 4 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5; (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next hdc, repeat from * across. (30 motifs)
Row 42: Ch 3, turn. Hdc in the ch-5 space between the first two motifs, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next motif, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next motif, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the last motif. (30 motifs)
Row 43: Ch 3, turn. Hdc in the next hdc, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next motif, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, *hdc in the next hdc, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next motif, repeat from * across. (30 motifs)
Row 44: Ch 3, turn. Hdc in the ch-5 space between the first two motifs, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next motif, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, skip the next 3 hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next motif, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5, hdc in the last motif. (30 motifs)
Row 45: Ch 3, turn. Hdc in the next hdc, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next motif, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, *hdc in the next hdc, (ch 5, sk the next hdc, hdc in the next hdc, ch 5) twice, (sl st, ch 4, 3 dc, ch 4, sl st) in the next motif, repeat from * across. (30 motifs)
Rows 46-50: Repeat Row 44.
Sleeves
Row 1: Ch 51 (or chain multiple of 4 + 1). Hdc in the 5th ch from the hook and in each ch across. (50)
Row 2: Ch 3, turn. Sk the first 3 hdc, hdc in each hdc across. (50)
Rows 3-22: Repeat Row 2.
Rows 23-45: Follow the instructions for the Lace Motif Trim, Rows 41-50.
Finishing
1. Blocking: To shape and enhance the lace detail, block the sweater by laying it flat on a blocking mat or towel and gently stretching the stitches to their desired length and width. Use blocking wires or pins to hold the pieces in place. Allow the sweater to dry completely before continuing.
2. Assembly: Sew the sleeves to the armholes of the bodice, matching the lace motifs. Sew the side seams and shoulder seams. Weave in any loose ends.
3. Optional Embellishment: For an extra touch of elegance, add a few beads or sequins to the lace motifs.
Indulge in the beauty and charm of this Lace Motif Trimmed Tunic Sweater Crochet Pattern. Its intricate lace detailing and flattering silhouette will make it a wardrobe staple that turns heads. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or enjoying a casual day, this sweater is sure to add a touch of feminine elegance to your look.
Feel free to experiment with different yarn colors or embellishments to create a sweater that truly reflects your personal style. The possibilities are endless with this versatile and enchanting pattern.
5 out of 5
Language | : | English |
File size | : | 12452 KB |
Text-to-Speech | : | Enabled |
Screen Reader | : | Supported |
Enhanced typesetting | : | Enabled |
Print length | : | 60 pages |
Lending | : | Enabled |
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5 out of 5
Language | : | English |
File size | : | 12452 KB |
Text-to-Speech | : | Enabled |
Screen Reader | : | Supported |
Enhanced typesetting | : | Enabled |
Print length | : | 60 pages |
Lending | : | Enabled |