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Every garments pattern on the porch — 26 of them, each worked through on the glider and written round by round, with the count said out loud at the end of each one.
Showing 1–12 of 26 patterns
An advanced crochet dress with bobble bodice and ribbed circle skirt. Plan for 35-53 hours start to finish.
A romantic tiered crochet dress for intermediate makers, about 30 to 45 hours from bodice cups to the scalloped hem.
An intermediate-advanced crochet dress with collar, fan lace tiers and high-low hem. About 18-24 hours, sizes 2T-4T.
A top-down raglan pullover with textured stitches and ribbed trim, suited to confident beginners with a free evening or two.
Oversized granny square hoodie for intermediate crocheters with pockets and a hood. Expect several evenings of squares plus a weekend
An advanced-intermediate shell-stitch palazzo jumpsuit in ombre tones. Fitted bodice, flared legs, granny square accent. Several
A lacy V-stitch top worked in the round over a few relaxed evenings, for crocheters past their first garment.
An intermediate crochet dress in warm caramel with a ruffled hem, worked over several sittings of a few hours each.
A bulky-weight seamless sweater for confident beginners; roughly a weekend of easy rounds, no seaming required.
A front-tie cardigan crocheted in five panels (two fronts, a back, and two sleeves) using half-double crochet. Good for confident
A warm red crochet cardigan with puff sleeves, suited to confident beginners with a free weekend to spare.
An easy mesh-and-shell vest top for warm evenings. About 4-6 hours for confident beginners with cotton and a 5 mm hook.