Good morning!
Today's pattern is for a small and delicate thread gown. This gown will fit roughly 18-20 weeks gestation, and is approx 9.5cm wide at chest (row under sleeves) 21.5cm long from centre neckline to bottom hem. It is really quick and easy to make too which is always a plus.
I am so happy with how the outfits have been coming along this year and I hope everyone has been enjoying them. As always, don't forget to check out my Ravelry Page and share some photos of your finished items with me.
Supplies
3.5mm, 4.5mm
size10 thread (might possibly beable to substitute for 2 or 3 ply yarn)
2 small buttons for back.
1: ch24, dc in the 3rd chain from hook, 2dc in the next chain, *dc in the next chain, 2dc in the next chain* repeat across
2: ch3, turn, *dc in the first 2 stitches, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across.
3: ch3, turn, *dc in the first 3 stitches, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across
4: ch3, turn, dc in the first stitch, dc in the next 7 stitches, ch2, skip 12, dc in the next 15 stitches, ch2, skip 12, dc in the last 8 stitches.
change to a 4.5mm hook
5: ch3, turn, dc in each stitch AND chain across
6: ch3, turn, *dc in the next stitch, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across – 48
7: ch3, turn, skip the first st, dc in the next, *(dc, ch1, dc) in the next stitch, skip 1, dc in the next stitch, skip 1* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
8: ch3, turn, *skip 1 st and (dc, ch1, dc) in the next ch1 space, skip 1, fpdc around the next dc* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
9: ch3, turn, *skip 1 st and (dc, ch1, dc) in the next ch1 space, skip 1, bpdc around the next fpdc* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
10-19: Repeat rows 8-9 5 times
20: Repeat row 8 one more time
21: ch1, turn, *dc 5 times in the next ch1 space, bpsc around the next fpdc* Repeat across.
Finish off and weave in loose ends.
Supplies
3.5mm, 4.5mm
size10 thread (might possibly beable to substitute for 2 or 3 ply yarn)
2 small buttons for back.
1: ch24, dc in the 3rd chain from hook, 2dc in the next chain, *dc in the next chain, 2dc in the next chain* repeat across
2: ch3, turn, *dc in the first 2 stitches, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across.
3: ch3, turn, *dc in the first 3 stitches, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across
4: ch3, turn, dc in the first stitch, dc in the next 7 stitches, ch2, skip 12, dc in the next 15 stitches, ch2, skip 12, dc in the last 8 stitches.
change to a 4.5mm hook
5: ch3, turn, dc in each stitch AND chain across
6: ch3, turn, *dc in the next stitch, 2dc in the next stitch* repeat across – 48
7: ch3, turn, skip the first st, dc in the next, *(dc, ch1, dc) in the next stitch, skip 1, dc in the next stitch, skip 1* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
8: ch3, turn, *skip 1 st and (dc, ch1, dc) in the next ch1 space, skip 1, fpdc around the next dc* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
9: ch3, turn, *skip 1 st and (dc, ch1, dc) in the next ch1 space, skip 1, bpdc around the next fpdc* repeat across ending with a dc in the turning chain
10-19: Repeat rows 8-9 5 times
20: Repeat row 8 one more time
21: ch1, turn, *dc 5 times in the next ch1 space, bpsc around the next fpdc* Repeat across.
Finish off and weave in loose ends.
I have made two of these already! Congratulations on designing a thread project I have actually finished! Usually working with thread I feel like I'm going blind because it's so small. My favorite was a variegated thread in purples and greens in a slightly thicker size 5 thread instead of 10. I need to get a Ravelry account and post pictures.
ReplyDeletei have made many of the dresses on this blog, i just finished the melanie one. how do you sew up the back of the dress.
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