Hook: H
Material: Red Heart Super Saver, 3 buttons
Material: Red Heart Super Saver, 3 buttons
Gauge: 8 sl st
rows = 2”, 5 sl st = 1”, 7 sc st = 2”, 4 sc rows = 1”, 4 loop rows = 2”, 1 ch 3
loop = almost 1”
Hints & Tips
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When doing the chest piece, the sl st go in the
back loops only.
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Use the gauge to create other sizes – more info
on other sizes at bottom.
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Toddler sized poncho pattern after toddler dress
pattern, I’d suggest a type of sleeved cover for younger though.
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Highly customizable: make layers longer and cut
out the fourth layer for just three layers, do any color for any occasion or
for no occasion at all, add flowers, etc
- Two of the photos from the collage are at the bottom which will allow you to enlarge them. I find that sometimes a picture can really help me get through a tricky spot, if I happen to encounter one.
Size: 12-18 Months
Chest:
Row 1) Ch 65,
sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc to end – 64 sc
Row 2) Ch 1,
turn, sc2tog, ch 15, sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st all the way
down into the sc2tog for a total of 14 sl st
Row 3) Working
in 2nd st of the 2’s sc2tog, sc2tog (this makes it where you don’t
lose any stitches despite doing a decrease st), sl st in back loop of every st
up, ch 1, sl st back down into the sc2tog – 14 sl st
Row 4 – 63)
Repeat row 3
Row 64)
Working in last st and first st, sc2tog, sl st in next 2 st, ch 2, skip next
st, sl st in next 2 st, ch 2, skip next st, sl st in last 2 st, tie off.
Tummy:
Join by inserting hook in the last st of row 64 and 1st
st of row 1:
Round 1) Ch 1,
sc in every st around, do not join, mark end of round
Round 2-3)
Repeat round 1
Round 4) Ch 1,
sc in every st around, join to first st right after marked st with sl st
Skirt:
Round 1) Ch 1,
sc in same st as joining, *ch 3, sk next st, sc in next st* around, do not
join, mark last st
Round 2) *Ch
3, sc in next loop* around, do not join, mark last st
Round 3-9)
Repeat round 2
Round 10)
Change to yellow, repeat round 2
Round 11)
Chang to purple, repeat round 2
Round 12)
Change to light pink, repeat round 2
Layer 2:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back sides of
the stitches are facing you; join by sliding your hook into the back loops of
the bottom of any sc in round 1 of skirt (I suggest the one near where your
rounds join towards the center) with a sl st, *ch 3, sl st into next sc*around,
do not join, the first sc in the next round will start without joining.
Round 1-15)
*Sc in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 16) Change
to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 17)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 18)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Layer 3:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back side of
the stitches are facing you, join by sliding your hook into the back loops of the
bottom of any sc in round 12 (I suggest the one near where your rounds join
towards the center) with a sl st
Round 1) *sc
in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 2 – 9)
repeat round 1
Round 10)
Change to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 11)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 12)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Layer 4:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back sides of
the stitches are facing you, join by sliding your hook into the back loops of the
bottom of any sc in round 6(I suggest the one near where your rounds join
towards the center) with a sl st
Round 1) *sc
in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 2 – 9)
Repeat round 1
Round 10)
Change to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 11)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 12)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Belt: Use a
random color assortment following a yellow, blue and pink pattern & do less
rows if belt comes out to large – it should fit around dress perfectly!
Row 1) Ch 5,
sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc to end – 4 sc
Row 2-59) Ch
1, turn, sc in every st across – 8 sc
Bow:
With Pink
Row 1) Ch 5, sc
in 2nd st from hook to end – 4 sc
Row 2 – 28) Repeat row 1
Tie off.
Edging:
Join in any corner with blue
Side 1) Ch 1,
sc down long side of strip, tie off – 22 sc
Side 2) Ch 1,
sc down long side of strip, tie off – 22 sc
With blue place the two ends together (so that the right
side of the project is on the inside) and use the whip stitch to sew it
together. Tie off loose ends, trim and turn it inside out.
For center piece:
With yellow
Row 1) Ch 3,
sc in 2nd ch from hook and in ever ch across – 2 sc
Row 2 – 6) Ch 1, sc in every st
across –3 sc
Ch 1, use sl st to join to ends together, tie off and trim
loose ends and then fold piece inside out.
Ribbon Streamers:
Row 1) With pink create a foundation of 22 sc (chainless
sc )
Row 2) Ch 1,
turn, sc dec, sc to end
Row 3) Ch 1,
turn, sc to last 2 st, sc dec,
Row 4) Repeat
row 2
Edging:
Join in any corner with ch 1, sc in every st around, join
to first sc with sl st
Sew the ends of the dress together, sew streamers to bow
and then bow to belt right over the seam
where you sewed the two ends together(you can use fabric glue to glue the bow
together and onto the belt as well). Place belt over sc rounds of dress. Sew buttons
onto the top of dress where the button holes you made are. Weave in/tie
off/trim loose ends.
Size: 3-4T
Chest:
Row 1) Ch 73,
sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc to end – 72 sc
Row 2) Ch 1,
turn, sc2tog, ch 19, sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st all the way
down into the sc2tog for a total of 19 sl st
Row 3) Working
in 2nd st of the row 2’s sc2tog, sc2tog (this makes it where you
don’t lose any stitches despite doing a decrease st), sl st in back loop of
every st up, ch 1, sl st all the way back down into the sc2tog
Row 4- 71)
Repeat row 3
Row 72)
Working in last st and first st, sc2tog, sl st in next 4 st, ch 2, skip next 2
st, sl st in next 4 st, ch 2, skip next 2, sl st in next 4st, ch 2, skip next 2
st, sl st in last 2 st, tie off.
Tummy:
Join in the last st of row 72 and in the first st of row
1:
Round 1) Ch 1,
sc in every st around, do NOT join, mark end of round
Round 2-7)
Repeat round 1
Round 8) Ch 1,
sc in every st around, join to first st right after marked st with sl st
Skirt:
Round 1) Ch 1,
sc in same st as joining, *ch 3, sk next st, sc in next st* around, do not
join, mark last st
Round 2) *Ch
3, sc in next loop* around, do not join, mark last st
Round 3 – 8)
Repeat round 2
Round 9-10)
Change to yellow, repeat round 2
Round 11-12)
Chang to purple, repeat round 2
Round 13-14)
Change to light pink, repeat round 2
Layer 2:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back sides of
the stitches are facing you; join by sliding your hook into the back loops of
the bottom of any sc in round 1 of skirt (I suggest the one near where your
rounds join towards the center) with a sl st, *ch 3, sl st into next sc*around,
do not join, the first sc in the next round will start without joining.
Round 1) *Sc
in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 2-16)
repeat round 1
Round 17-18)
Change to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 19-20)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 21-22)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Layer 3:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back side of
the stitches are facing you, join by sliding your hookinto the back loops of
the bottom of any sc in round 13(I
suggest the one near where your rounds join towards the center) with a sl st
Round 1) *sc
in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 2 – 13)
repeat round 1
Round 14 – 15)
Change to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 16 – 17)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 18 – 19)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Layer 4:
Joining round: Flip dress inside out so the back side of
the stitches are facing you, join by sliding your hook into the back loops of
the bottom of any sc in round 8(I
suggest the one near where your rounds join towards the center) with a sl st
Round 1) *sc
in ch 3 loop, ch 3* around
Round 2 – 11)
Repeat round 1
Round 12 – 13)
Change to yellow, repeat round 1
Round 14 – 15)
Change to blue, repeat round 1
Round 16 – 17)
Change to pink, repeat round 1
Belt: Use a
random color assortment following a yellow, blue and pink pattern & do less
rows if belt comes out to large – it should fit around dress perfectly!
Row 1) Ch 9,
sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc to end – 8 sc
Row 2-82) Ch
1, turn, sc in every st across – 8 sc
Bow:
Row 1) Ch 9, sc
in 2nd st from hook to end – 8 sc
Row 2 – 42) Repeat row 1
Tie off.
Tie off.
Edging:
Side 1) Ch 1,
sc down long side of strip, tie off – 42 sc
Side 2) Ch 1,
sc down long side of strip, tie off – 42 sc
With blue place the two ends together (so that the right
side of the project is on the inside) and use the whip stitch to sew it
together. Tie off loose ends, trim and turn it inside out.
For center piece:
Row 1) Ch 4,
sc in 2nd ch from hook and in ever ch across – 3 sc
Row 2 – 11) Ch 1, sc in every st
across –3 sc
Ch 1, use sl st to join to ends together, tie off and trim
loose ends and then fold piece inside out.
Ribbon Streamers:
Row 1) With
pink create a foundation of 32 sc (chainless sc )
Row 2) Ch 1,
turn, sc dec, sc to end
Row 3) Ch 1,
turn, sc to last 2 st, sc dec,
Row 5-7)
Repeat row 2-3
Edging:
Join in any corner with ch 1, sc in every st around, join
to first sc with sl st
Sew the ends of the dress together, sew streamers to bow
and then bow to belt right over the seam
where you sewed the two ends together(you can use fabric glue to glue the bow
together and onto the belt as well). Place belt over sc rounds of dress. Sew
buttons onto the top of dress where the button holes you made are. Weave in/tie
off/trim loose ends.
Hook: G
Material: Red Heart Super Saver
Size: Toddler
Round 1) Ch 56, sc in 2nd
ch from hook ,* ch 3, skip 2 ch, sc in next ch* to end
Round 2) Ch 3,
bring ends together and sc in first ch 3 loop, *ch 3, sc in next ch 3 loop*to
end of round
Round 3) Ch 5, sc
in next ch 3 loop, *ch 4, sc in next ch 3 loop* to end
Round 4) Ch 7, sc
in next ch 4 loop, *ch 5, sc in next ch 4 loop* to end
Round 5) Ch 9, sc
in next ch 5 loop, *ch 6, sc in next ch 5 loop* to end
Round 6) Ch 11,
sc in next ch 6 loop, *ch 7, sc in next ch 6 loop* to end
Round 7) Ch 13,
sc in next ch 7 loop, *ch 8, sc in next ch 7 loop* to end
Round 8) Ch 15,
sc in next ch 8 loop, *ch 9, sc in next ch 8 loop* to end
Round 9) Ch 17, sc
in next ch 9 loop, *ch 10, sc in next ch 9 loop* to end
Round 10) Ch 19, sc in next ch 10 loop, *ch 11, sc in next ch 10
loop* to last sc
Round 11 - 12) countinue pattern (adding 2 ch to first ch loop and
then 1 ch to every loop afterwards)
Edging:
Add streamers with a slip knot
around the poncho.
***Sizing information -
The dress - To resize the dress, use the gauge to figure out how many more inches or how many less inches you need. For example, for a newborn sized dress, I would cut off about 1 rows from the chest area of the dress. Everything else automatically resizes except for the lengths of the layers. Arriving at different sizes in this dress is super easy because all you have to do is adjust the beginning chain and the rounds in each layer by adding more or less. If the person you are making the dress for is with you, it makes it even easier because you can measure it that way! Take note that the chest piece stretches quite a bit; that is something you'll want to keep in mind when using the beginning chain to measure. You won't need to make it larger so it will fit, the exact size should fit perfectly.
The poncho - To resize the poncho, you'll want to alter the size of the beginning chain. I do not suggest making this poncho for anyone smaller then a 3-4T due to the holes in it. For larger sizes, make sure the chain will fit a head through it, From there you should be able to follow the same set of instructions and continue on until it is the desired length you need it. The chain that connects each round will get longer and longer providing a unique look and is perfect for the arm hole like shown in the pictures.
Ok I don't know if you got that message or not b/c I am new to this messaging stuff but just in case...can you tell me how to crochet this beautiful dress in a size 7 for a little girl in very simple instructions? I'm not very good at changing things except using a larger hook but I don't know whether that would work in this case. I would appreciate anything you could tell me to help. I would love to make this dress for my two oldest granddaughters who are a size 7. Thank you for your time and consideration. I really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteAngel
I don't see a message in my e-mail but I'd be happy to answer your question here.
DeleteThe instructions are very repetative which makes resizing very simple. For the chest piece, when you make the chain, add the number of stitches you'd need to fit around your granddaughters. So for my daughter I needed 73 ch to fit around her chest. You might need 83, 93, etc. Just keep going until you put it around her and it fits perfectly.
Next, you'll want to increase the number of ch that goes up and you slip stitch down (the ribbed look). For my daughter i used 19 to get the right length on it. you might want to use 29 or so. The best way to adjust this size is to use your granddaughter and adjust the stitch counts to fit around her.
Then for the layers, You'll just repeat the rounds until they are long enough. :)
I hope this helps! If you have any more questions, just let me know. You might have an easier time if you use the contact me button at the top. :)