Lovely Cropped

This vest consists of the body, back piece, front piece, and edging. Start by crocheting the body first, and then complete the pieces for the chest.

Note: Hand-measured, with a tolerance of 1-2 cm.

Due to differences in individual tension, the sample size is for reference only.

Yarn:  Fancy Dyed Lace,  Combed 3# Lace and  Gem Twist 
Tools: 2.00 mm Crochet Hook

  The tutorial is demonstrated using the smallest size as an example. Please refer to the corresponding diagrams for other sizes.   

Chart Key

ch: chain

sl: slip stitch (tighten it or not)

sc: single crochet

hdc: half double crochet

dc: double crochet

join yarn: join the yarn in to work

fpdc3-bobble: front post double crochet 3 stitches onto the same stitch and crochet together

ch3 sl picot: chain 3, and then join with one slip stitch into both the front loop of the previous stitch and the front leg strand of the previous stitch.

Note: 
1. This pattern is making in Chinese crochet pattern terms, and the stitch name is written using American terminology. All measurements in charts are in cm. 

Structure Diagram

Single Motif Chart and Dimensions

Part 1 Body A​ 00' 35'' ​

The body is made up of flower motifs. Except for the first flower, all other motifs need to be crocheted while connecting to the previous ones. The motifs are all started with the chain ring method. Crochet in rounds counterclockwise from the starting point. For details, please refer to the video demonstration.

Part 2 Back Piece B​ 30' 57'' ​

The back chest piece is also made up of flower motifs, and some of them are crocheted slightly differently. Please refer to the video demonstration for details.

Part 3 Front Piece C​ 38' 06'' ​

The front piece is divided into the left front piece and right front piece, referring to the actual left and right when worn. The crochet methods for the left and right front piec motifs are basically the same, only the order is different. For details, please refer to the video demonstration.

Part 4 EdgingD​ 44' 09'' ​

Edging includes hem edging, cuff edging, and neckline edging. For details, please refer to the video demonstration.

Note: For the neckline edging chart, please refer to the front piece position.

Hem Edging

Cuff Edging