Frilly Fran Skirt Set Crochet Pattern
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This lovely shrug cardigan and corset tie open front skirt crochet pattern is perfect for autumn parties and events, or even Christmas. Worked in Athena Helix DK/Weight 3 yarn
You can purchase the yarn HERE
Level: Experienced Novice to Intermediate
Instructions for sizes: 41.5'’-44'’-46.5'’-49'’-51.5'’-54'’-56.5'’ chest
and waist: 32'’-36'’-40'’-43'’-46'’-50'’
with details on how to tweak the sizing to fit, (the skirt can also be made any length from short to maxi).
Yarn: 100g/300m/328yds per ball
Yarn required for Shrug: 4(5-6-6-7-8) x balls, Skirt: 4(5-6-6-7-8) x balls
You will need more balls if you want a longer length skirt
Hook: 4.5mm/ Canada-UK 14/Japan 2-0 crochet hook, scissors, stitch markers
You can increase the length of the shrug if you desire.
Simple shapes with knowledge of SC, DC, decreasing and chain
2 x patterns provided: 1 in UK terms, 1 in US terms
There is no chart with this pattern (written instructions only)
*PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing a PDF download and NOT the finished garment.
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As a fat girl who has yoyo`’ed from size 22 - 32 (UK) over the years, with a definite pear-shape figure, I feel somewhat qualified to design patterns that actually fit and flatter. I have been designing patterns since my teens and knitting them for friends and family; then in 2011, finding myself needing a job, I took the plunge and started designing and selling my baby/toddler patterns as a tax registered business. (You can find them at: https://cdukknittingcrochet.com)
Fast forward to me making some pattern purchases for garments to fit me and finding that they didn’t quite fit to my shape, I decided to start designing my own patterns. It’s been a huge learning curve, trying to ensure my patterns can be easily adapted to fit your particular shape; as after all not all girls have large busts, some of us have a real booty shelf going on and some of us have a smaller waist but big hips or want garments that cover our saggy bellies or disguise our muffin tops!
So I am going to do my best to provide knit and crochet garments that fit and flatter the BBW or BHM figure 🥰