Details:
Worked in worsted weight yarn and a tight gauge, the resulting garment is warm and cozy. The Mesh (aka Filet) stitch is incorporated to add drape to the fabric, and the results are tiny jewel like openings in the otherwise sturdy fabric.

Coordinating Scarf Pattern: Jeweled Scarf

Difficulty Level: Intermediate (Requires Special Stitch, Increasing, and Working in the Round.)

Adult Sizes: Small (21”), Medium (22”), Large (23”), or Extra Large (24”)
To determine head size, measure the circumference of the widest part of the head. As a rule of thumb, most women will wear a Medium, and most men will wear a Large.

Gauge: 5 stitches x 5 rows = 1” x 1” (Single Crochet)

You Will Need

Skills

• Basic Crochet Stitches: Chain, Single Crochet, Double Crochet, Slip Stitch. (Reviewed)
• Invisible Increase & Mesh Stitch (aka Filet stitch) Explained in Detail
• Working in the Round. (Reviewed)

Tools

• Crochet Hook G-6/4.25mm or size needed to obtain gauge
• Basic Yarn Sewing Kit: scissors, soft tape measure & yarn needle
• Removable stitch markers (or safety pins)

Materials

• 1 skeins Worsted (4) Weight Yarn (100g/210yds per skein)
• Hold onto the Care Instructions from your yarn label to determine how to wash and dry your finished project.
• For outerwear, I recommend using wool, fleece, or a wool/fleece blend. I enjoy working with superwash merino wool or alpaca fleece. Wool blends are wonderful budget-friendly alternatives. Ask the fiber specialists at your Local Yarn Store for further recommendations!