Summer Filet Vest
- Bea Kulyanee
- Mar 27, 2024
- 6 min read
Updated: Apr 5
I made this summer filet vest primarily for tropical weather to wear with a halter neck blouse or a shift dress to a place where tops with sleeves are preferred. Silly, I know. This vest does not exactly cover my shoulders, but it helps increase the sophistication, which somehow makes it less frowned upon as people's attention are drawn to the craft itself.
This is the very first pattern I decided to share and sell. It was exciting to learn how to write written instructions and a crochet stitch chart.
This vest is light and easy to make. It is made mostly from double crochet (DC) stitches. It is seamless with no sewing. The pattern consists of left front panel, right front panel, back panel, edge, and sides.
Now, pick up a hook and scroll down for the free pattern, or click the Ravelry button below to purchase the downloadable easy-to-read PDF with the stitch chart, stitch tips, and a joining tip.
MATERIALS
Yarn: 100% cotton (3 ply), approx. 1 skein = 280 m
Hooks and tools: 7.0 mm (for the body), 6.0 mm (for the edge), tapestry needle, scissors, measuring tape
Gauge: 9 stitches and 5 rows = 5 cm in double crochet stitches
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© 2024 Bea Kulyanee. The pattern is for personal use only. Do not sell, distribute or claim as your own.
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