Geisha Jacket

By: Vashti Braha for yarnspirations.com/caron

The Geisha Jacket is a beautiful sweater that will keep you warm and trendy. Free crochet patterns like this one can end up being your favorite item of clothing. There's no need to spend your hard-earned cash at the mall on new clothes when you can crochet beautiful designs like this at home. Try out the Geisha Jacket today! It's the perfect free crochet pattern that will take you from office appropriate to dinner date in no time.

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Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

You can also find this crochet design in Christmas Gifts for Her: Crochet Gifts for Mom.

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Delphine Bryant

Aug 02, 2018

So, I love this but I do not think I would ever wear it. However, my step daughter is one of those that love fashion. I am not sure if she would like this but I am sending her the link now. If she wants one I will be more than happy to make it for her.

Morehouse17

Jul 28, 2018

Being such a plain Jane, I know this would not get a lot of wear from me. This is just beautiful. I just keep looking it it trying to decide if it would be worth my time. Being such a unique piece, I would want a lot the opportunity to wear it but I work from home so I typically work in my pj's. This may be the sacrifice piece that I make and keep it for years and wear it when ever I get the chance.

juli1961

Apr 10, 2012

I made this but I made it a little longer. I also added an edging by adapting the collar pattern around the bottom. I used 4 snaps to close it and it looks great.

juli1961

Jul 20, 2012

An update to my comment: I won a red ribbon for my variation at ly local county fair.