This is one of my favorite blouse types, long sleeves with a boat neckline – chic and flattering for anybody’s figure. Also, you have more than one way to wear this top. The crochet pattern is designed mainly with simple stitches and is embellished with cable lines.
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Materials: ( I used )
4mm crochet hook
Sport weight yarn: rose pink ( about 700 gr for the sample – size L / 100 gr or 240 yds per skein )
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Yarn needle
Scissors
Note: I used chainless starting dc for every first dc of each row/ round instead of ch 3. There’s another good crochet technique to use is ch 2, dc into the same stitch ( counted as 1st dc). In the pattern below you’ll see I simply state dc into 1st stitch for every first dc of each row/ round, so just choose your best technique 🙂
This crochet pattern is done by 2 identical front and back parts, seam to join shoulder and body lines. The sleeves are crocheted continuously from the armholes.
Special stitch used:
3×3 fptr left cross: ( worked over 6 sts )
skip 3 sts, fptr around each of next 3 sts, working in front of the fptr just made, fptr around each of 3 skipped sts.
This crochet off-the-shoulder blouse pattern fits size L ( chest size: 36 to 38 inches )
Skill level: Intermediate
Gauge: 13 double crochet stitches x 7 rows = approximately 3 inches ( with materials indicated )
Blouse:
( work in rows, make 2 for front and back pieces )
R1: Ch 119, dc into 3rd ch from hook ( first 2 ch doesn’t count as 1st dc ), dc across, total 117 dc, turn.
R2: 5 dc across, 3×3 fptr left cross, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, ( 5 dc across, 3×3 fptr left cross, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R3: 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts, ( 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R4: 5 dc across, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, 3×3 fptr left cross, ( 5 dc across, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, 3×3 fptr left cross ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R5: 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts, ( 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R6: 5 dc across, 3×3 fptr left cross, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, ( 5 dc across, 3×3 fptr left cross, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R7: 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts, ( 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R8: 5 dc across, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, 3×3 fptr left cross, ( 5 dc across, 3 fpdc around next 3 sts, 3×3 fptr left cross ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
Repeat ( R5 to R8 ) x 9 more times until you reach R44.
R45: 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts, ( 5 dc across, 9 bpdc around next 9 sts ) x 7 times across, 5 dc across, turn.
R46: dc across, total 117 sts ( fasten off )
From the wrong sides:
Seam shoulder lines with sl or sc ( 28 sts across, match the cable lines of the back piece with the front piece )
Seam body lines with sl or sc ( 32 rows from the bottom up ).
Sleeves: ( work in rounds )
The sleeves are crocheted continuously from the armholes.
R1: from the right side, insert yarn and hook into the place you made the last sl or sc of seaming body line, dc around ( make 2 sts into each dc bar ), total 56 sts, sl into 1st stitch to join.
R2: 56 dc around, sl into 1st stitch to join.
R3 to R25: same as R2 ( fasten off )
Repeat on the other side for the other sleeve.
Weave in all ends.
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Happy crocheting xD
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