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How easy-going is this breezy crochet vest in Red Heart Stardust?
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Free Easy Crochet Vest Pattern for Women

This simple crochet vest pattern is accessible to all levels of crocheters, so let's make your new favorite layer! It's lightweight with a bit of sparkle, thanks to Red Heart Stardust yarn. Boasting a comfortably loose and relaxed fit, the yarn gives it a flattering drape that complements a skirt or pants beautifully. The pattern includes sizes from small to 3X.

  • Reviews & Ratings
    551

    Love this vest pattern!

    I have made this with sock yarn as well as Shawl in a Ball watching the measurements and get many compliments on it. So easy to make too

    Neenglo59551

    Row 3 instructions left out "DC in each ch-1 space and [each DC] st across". Row 5 says to "skip next ch-1 space, but how can I sc in the next ch-1 space when the next stitch is a DC? Is there supposed to be a sc at the end of 6th DC in the shell stitch?

    AdventurousBeginner641

    After finishing the body, we begin stitching around the armholes. I'm not sure why the back portion row repeat differs from the front portions. Also, a stitch count per row for the front portions would be appreciated since they don't match the back.

    Laura B2

    What is the stitching for row 5. I’m confused as to what stitches to go into on top of the shell stitch

    KJAM1

    Sorry to be so dumb, but won't that look odd if I'm dropping a row off the set pattern?

    Mazz161

    In very confused, never followed a pattern before do bear with me. I'm reading ithr pattern but add I get to row 23, am I dropping a pattern row, row 7? So going from 5 pattern row to a 4 pattern row? Thanks, Marie

    Mazz161

    Body Row 5 - please explain how to crochet the sc skipping over shells into spaces only, the sc stitches pull over the shells if only stitching in ch1 spaces. Should I also be sc into all the shell stitches too? thank you

    Angela8111

    How do I change the pattern to be a shorter vest like in one of the pictures. I love this vest!

    Galelee1

    ? On the 2nd part of row 2 you said turn and do you repeat dc ch1 skip dc across

    Reise1

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