Caron

Free Crochet Chained Tunic Pattern

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Pattern Details
Update your wardrobe with this crochet tunic from Caron Colorama Bamboo Blend.
Pattern Revised & Updated on 07-28-24
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

To fit the bust measurement

  • XS/S - 28-34" [71-86.5 cm].
  • M - 36-38" [91.5-96.5 cm].
  • L- 40-42" [101.5-106.5 cm].
  • XL - 44-46" [112-117 cm].
  • 2/3 XL - 48-54" [122-137 cm].
  • 4/5 XL - 56-62" [142-157.5 cm].

finsihed bust

  • XS/S – 38" [96.5 cm].
  • M - 42" [106.5 cm].
  • L - 46" [117 cm].
  • XL - 52" [132 cm].
  • 2/3 XL - 58" [147.5 cm].
  • 4/5 XL – 63" [160 cm].
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Linen
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Color: Wheat

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Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash, Delicate Cycle
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Tumble Dry, Gentle
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Free Intermediate Crochet Vest Pattern for Women

Turn heads with this fashionable crochet tunic that's as unique as you are. Stitched in the silky comfort of Caron Colorama Bamboo Blend, discover how a combination of basic stitches and chains can turn your garment into a unique shape without much effort. Practice single crochet, double crochet, and more. It's a hit over tights and a top for a no-fuss outfit that stands out.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    551

    This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck.

    undoredo75551
    • This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck. (Image 33648503)This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/9fc89de6-fded-513a-ac45-c9bd07873f2b
    • This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck. (Image 33648504)This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/f05575e5-56f7-5dbe-a1cf-f5faed41d5e0
    • This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck. (Image 33648505)This was such a fun tunic to make, I made two of them, one for me, and one for my sister. I ended up making a slight modification to the pattern, I made the first one according to the instructions, but it felt too restricting when wearing it, my sister wanted a V neck on hers, so I crocheted hers with a V neck and added chains in the center; it looked so good, I undid the top portion of my tunic and re-crocheted it with the V neck.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/d09218e7-87fd-53fc-8251-d268d426c124

    When creating the gauge for this pattern which stitches should be used? The gauge states 14 sts and 13 rows = 4 inches Should each row be a double crochet ? It looks like the pattern uses a mixture of single, double and half-double in each row

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