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Meydan Yoke Pullover
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The sweater is divided into the yoke, the body, the hem, the sleeves, and the neckline edging. First, crochet the yoke, then the body and the hem. Next, crochet the sleeves. Finally, crochet a round of edging around the neckline.


Note: Hand-measured, with an error margin of 1-2 cm.
Due to variations in individual tension, the size of the sample is for reference only.
Materials: Morandi 4# & Monet Impression
Hook: 2.50 mm crochet hook


Chart Key

Note: 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.

Part 1 Yoke & Divide the StitchesA 00' 44''
The yoke section starts with a chain ring method, then crochets in rounds with the corresponding stitch pattern. While crocheting, you need to increase stitches and change colors. Before the second-to-last round, you need to divide the stitches. Please refer to the video demonstration for specifics.


Part 2 Difference between Front and Back & Underarm IncreaseB, Body & HemC 47' 20''
After completing the yoke, work the length difference between the front and back, and increase stitches underarm. Then crochet in rounds for the body and hems. Please refer to the video demonstration for specifics.
Note:
1. First, work the first 2 rows of the front-back difference, then work the 5 holes for underarm increases, after that, directly work the third row of the front-back difference and the underarm increases on the right sleeve side.
2. The left and right in the chart refer to the actual left and right when wearing.
3. There are increases in rounds 9-14 of the body, work based on the pattern chart.

Part 3 Sleeves and Neckline EdgingD 67' 46''
The sleeve divides into the sleeve body and the cuff, and both are crocheted in rounds on the right side. Finally, crochet an edge round at the neckline. Please refer to the video demonstration for specifics.

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