This is a pattern that I wrote and Thrifty Fun had published it. I truly admire those that write patterns on a regular basis because it is much harder than it looks. First you need to find an idea for something and as you create the crocheted items you need to write the pattern so others can understand it and write it down so it is very accurate!
My granddaughter was impressed that I could do something like this so it was worth the effort. I also made a crocheted crown for her but I notice it isn't on her in this pic. I have since made her a couple dresses, another skirt and another top, but no patterns for those.
Craft Project: Crocheted Polly Pocket Skirt And Top
Approximate Time: 2 hours
Supplies:
- size 10 crochet cotton
- size 9 crochet hook
Instructions:
Ch 15 for skirt.
Row 1:skip 1st 3 ch, dc in next ch and in each ch across (12dc).
Row 2: ch 3 turn (counts as first dc) *2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in next dc, repeat from *around 4 times, 2 dc in last dc, sl st in top of ch3.
Row 3: ch 3, 1 dc in next dc *2dc in next dc, 1 dc in next 2dc from * four times. End with 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in last dc.
Row 4: sl st in top of ch 3, ch 4, 1 tr in ea dc around.
Row 5: sl st in top of ch 4, 2 tr in each tr around. Sl st in top of ch 4 and fasten off.
Sew small pieces of Velcro or small snap at back of waist.
Ch 15 for top.
Row 1: sc in each ch
Row 2: ch 1 turn, sc in each sc in row.
Row 3: dc in first 5 sc, 2 dc in next 2 sc, sc in next sc, 2 dc in next 2 sc, dc in last 5 sc.
Row 4: sc in next 3 st, ch 6 , skip next 2 st sl st in next st. sl st in each ch just made, sl st in next 3sc. Fasten off.
Attach to others end of last row and do 3 sc in next 3 st, ch 6, skip 2 sc and sl st in next st, sl st in ea ch of ch 6 just made. Sl st in next 3 sc. Fasten off.
Sew small pieces of Velcro or small snap at back of top.
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