Summer is a period of joy and good mood, and every girl who wants to look especially beautiful and fashionable in summer will like a stylish crocheted summer new thing. An openwork blouse can become an integral part of your summer wardrobe, thanks to its femininity, versatility and convenience. You can wear such a blouse over any sundress or T-shirt.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to crochet a summer blouse, prepare 300-350 g of fine yarn of the desired color, hooks and circular knitting needles. In knitting a blouse, two main patterns are used: an elastic band 1x1 and an openwork pattern, which can be based on any openwork pattern. When performing such a pattern, count the number of rapports in a row. In some knitting elements, you will need to make decreases in the openwork pattern.
Step 2
Begin to make decreases for the neckline at the left edge of the garment after the 29th row and ending with the 35th row. In this way, reduce the three and a half rapports of the main pattern.
Step 3
Start knitting from the back. Tie the upper part of the back: cast on the hook 90-100 stitches and one lifting loop, and then start knitting the main openwork pattern, knitting the first single crochet into the second air loop from the hook. After knitting 22 centimeters, mark the starting points of the armholes on the left and right.
Step 4
Work another 16 cm in the main pattern and, from now on, leave the six middle rapports untied to form a rounding of the neckline afterwards. Then continue to knit separately, and then subtract one and a half rapports from the inner edge in both next rows. Finish the work 17 cm after the mark on the beginning of the armhole.
Step 5
Now knit the left shelf, starting from the top part - type 40-50 air loops and a lifting loop on the hook, and then start knitting with the main pattern, knitting, by analogy with the back, the first single crochet into the second air loop from the hook. Knit the required number of rapports.
Step 6
Mark the armhole and cut the neckline according to the pattern. Tie the right shelf symmetrically to the left shelf. After that, tie the sleeves and attach them to the garment by sewing the shoulder seams. Sew the side seams before sewing on the sleeves.
Step 7
Type 140 loops on the circular knitting needles along the inlaid edge of the shelves and tie a 1x1 canvas with a width of 9 cm with an elastic band. Close the loops and tie the vertical edge of the left shelf to sew a fastener on it. Make buttonholes and sew on buttons.
