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Fairy romper
Looks like a dress, but it is a romper :O Light, flowy and comfy <3
Enjoy your flowy romper on a sunny day, you can also wear it only as shorts – put on or under the upper part a shirt or wear a skirt on top of the shorts. A win-win in my opinion.
Pattern is written in sizes S, M, L, but it can be made in any size :) Cups are written for sizes A-D.
Items needed:
• 2 mm hook Gauge 4´´: 26 st to 19 rows
• 1800m/ 1970 yards of cotton yarn – fingering weight
• Stitch marker
Stitches used:
st - stitch
ss - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc - double crochet
ch - chain stitch
Pattern includes written pattern and pictures which makes it much easier to follow. It is written in standard US terms.
Level of crocheting: advanced beginner
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- First published: June 2019
- Page created: June 12, 2019
- Last updated: June 15, 2019 …
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