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Crochet Tunic Pattern
Crochet Tunic Pattern
"When the weather can't decide what it will be, take this versatile tunic/swimsuit coverup with you! This crochet pattern makes for a quick an easy weekend project to prep you for a week at the beach. You can wear this as a swimsuit coverup during the day as you stroll to the coffee shop or sit on a patio sipping your favorite nice, cold drink. In the evening, slip on some leggings and a long sleeve shirt with this tunic for a nice walk along the seawall."
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Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gaugenot crucial for this project
Finished SizeOne size fits most Adult Small to 1x (Positive Ease)
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Morehouse17
Nov 19, 2018
I did not know that the length of this tunic was as long as it was until I saw a full length picture of it. You could almost call this a dress. However with the open weave it would not be suitable as a dress. This could easily be a summer bathing suite cover up and can be worn in the colder months over leggings and a long sleeve shirt. This is a great easy pattern.
Tricia108
Oct 10, 2018
I live down south so it does not get very cold but sometimes an extra layer is needed. This will be perfect. I can make one for the colder months in a wool blend and one in cotton for the summer months. I like tunics over pants as well. The pattern looks easy enough and will work up quickly. Thank you.
mulberrygalprinces s
Aug 22, 2018
This is a very pretty pattern. The directions are well written and very easy to follow. I love the openness of it. I can wear it even here in Florida in the Winter or what passes as winter. I love the color that was used too. Now to find the time to get it done!
Zeemer
Aug 04, 2018
Wow! This Tunic is very in, very now because of the sleeves. I love this type of sleeve in fact I have several blouses with this style. It's actually a swimsuit cover but it can pass for a summer top. Cool.
princess6860504
Mar 12, 2018
I have been making my kimonos and cropped kimonos for the past year from this same stitch pattern! The things I like about it it works up fast, there is no counting, and there is no reason I have to follow along with a written pattern. I can see the subtle color variations with the ombre effect. It is so pretty! Perhaps if I used a cotton or cotton blend yarn I could wear this in the summer poolside, as a swimsuit cover-up!
Daughter of Light
Oct 01, 2017
I'm going to be making this one up over the winter so I'll have it to look forward to wearing this spring/summer around here. I love the free flowing energy this pattern has surrounding it! The ombre yarn was a great touch too! While I like the spearmint I might opt for the baja blue. I can just sense it'll be perfect with leggings and a tank top.
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