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4 PDF crochet patterns are included to this listing:Daisy Jacket Visual Illusion Jacket Bulky Oversized Pullover Country Style JacketDifficulty: Beginner/IntermediateLanguage: English To fit size: XS S M L XLYou can adjust...
Firstly I did reach out to the designer first but never got a reply so I think it is only fair that I share my tips.
I would expect such an easy pattern not to have mistakes and imperfections in it.
1. The stitches don’t add up (R4 produces 96 stitches (since at the very end you make a puff cluster but can only skip one stitch instead of two before making the last dc).
2. The sleeve says to make 38 rows but when you count the rows on the cover photo or the photo where the parts are shown, it’s not the same and got me confused. In the end I made 35 rows for size small.
3. When you put together the sides, it would look much nicer if there weren’t two puffs directly next to each other so a little more work to make it align would give a nicer finish.
4. When making the ribbing on the neck there are the shoulder parts that aren’t straight dc, so I would like there to be instructions on how many dc I should make on top of these stitches.
In the end I did get a nice sweater but the process was not smooth.
So far so good on following the pattern.
I'm about halfway done and love working on this. I chose my own colors from stash and bought a few others to fill in. I haven't made granny squares for over 40 years! I forgot how fun they are! A nice thing about this is that you put the squares together as you go, so no sewing together at the end.
I haven't had a chance to even look through the pattern yet. Probably won't until after the holidays. I made your Rose Garden jacket for my daughter and we're both so in love with it so I'm really looking forward to starting on this next one.
And am delighted to be making granny squares again! Have plans for the flower cardi next. It's nice to have the videos because I can see exactly what and how to do things and don't need to rely on written instructions. LOVE the videos!
Absolutely adorable pattern Thanks!
Another amazing design!!!
Daisy Sweater PDF Pattern (instant download)
Bellissima!!
excelente , y el patron es hermoso
hermoso trabajo
I am loving working this pattern. It’s very easy to read the pattern and to work the stitches. It looks great and I can’t wait until it’s finished and I can wear it. It works up pretty quickly.
Slay
Love the layout and ease of use
Another gorgeous pattern!!! I love making all these exquisite garments!!
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This mini-book contains complete written instructions on how to create Rose Garden Jacket.
It also includes QR-codes which link you to step-by- step video tutorials, which might be more preferable for visual learners.
Additionally, there's a dedicated section for your notes, complete with questions to prompt your ideas and personal reflections, as well as space for a photo of your finished project.
Crochet has been a source of joy and comfort for me for as long as I can remember. The rhythmic movement of the hook and yarn, the feel of the fibers sliding through my fingers, the satisfaction of seeing a project come together stitch by stitch - all of it fills me with a sense of peace and contentment.
And I want to share that feeling with others. That's why I teach crochet. Because I know firsthand the transformative power of this craft - how it can ease anxiety, lift moods, and help us connect with our own creativity and inner wisdom.
When I teach crochet, I'm not just sharing a set of skills or techniques. I'm inviting others to join me in a journey of self-discovery and self-expression. I want my students to feel seen and heard, to know that their ideas and visions matter, and to know that they have the ability to bring those ideas to life through crochet.
I strive to create a warm and welcoming digital space for my students, one where we can connect as human beings and share in the joy of creating something beautiful together. I love seeing the sense of pride and accomplishment in my students' letters to me when they finish a project or master a new technique. It fills me with a sense of purpose and fulfillment, knowing that I've helped someone else discover the magic of crochet.
It's not just about the stitches or the finished objects - it's about the journey and the connections we make along the way. Crochet has brought so much meaning and richness to my life, and I want to help others experience that too.