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Free Crochet Pattern for the Easy, Breezy Swim Cover
Ingredients
  • worsted weight cotton yarn (see sizing for yardage, I used Hobby Lobby's I Love This Cotton! yarn in color "Warm Blush" *linked here*, this is a great yarn for this project, incredibly soft and lightweight)
  • i hook (5.5 mm), or hook needed to obtain gauge
  • yarn needle
  • measuring tape
  • Sizing
  • Pattern is written for three sizes (since it's so forgiving)
  • SMALL/MEDIUM
  • Approx. 44" bust, 29" front length, 35" back length, 850 yards of yarn
  • LARGE/XTRA LARGE
  • Approx. 50" bust, 30" front length, 36" back length, 950 yards of yarn
  • PLUS SIZE
  • Approx. 56" bust, 31" front length, 37" back length, 1050 yards of yarn
  • Gauge
  • 14 double crochet by 8 rows equals a four-inch square
  • Abbreviations
  • ch=chain, st(s)=stitch(es), sc=single crochet, sk=skip, sp=space, dc=double crochet, dtr=double treble crochet (see below for how to), beg=beginning
  • Stitch Explanations
  • double treble crochet: yarn over THREE times, insert hook in stitch, draw yarn back through, [yarn over and draw through 2 loops] 4 times **see a video and illustration HERE for added assistance
  • puff stitch: 1) yarn over, insert hook in the stitch, yarn over, draw the yarn back through 2)Repeat the previous step three times- you will have nine loops on the hook. 3) Yarn over and pull through all nine loops
  • note: Notes
  • chains at the beginning of the rows do not count as stitches UNLESS noted in the pattern
  • coverup is worked in one piece, from side to side as you create a neck hole in the middle
  • the length of the coverup can be customized to your liking by adding or taking away stitches in multiples of two-- this will obviously change the stitch counts. I'm about 5'5 wearing a SMALL/MEDIUM, and the front hit me on my upper thigh and the back side just above the knee
  • I would highly suggest checking gauge, especially if you're using a different yarn. I'd hate for you to work a whole garment only to find out you crochet differently than me!
  • I worked stitches into the "ch 1" sp's, because it was faster, you could work either in the spaces or the stitches, whichever works!
  • you may need to block or iron your coverup when done
  • note: **below are photos that are referenced to in the pattern
Steps
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