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Materials
You will need:
- Yarnage- about 380 gram gram of 100 % cotton yarn between 230 and 250 meters in 100 gram (between 250 and 275 yds in 3.5 oz). Such a yarn equals to 8 ply (UK, AU, NZ), DK (US), 3 or Light (standard yarn weight system).
- crochet hook 3 mm
The entire fabric is worked using only double crochet stitches and chain stitches.
The pattern is a chart. The chart is a set of blocks. Blocks that are filled in will be all double crochet stitches. Blocks that are open will be two chain stitches with a dc on either side.
The filet crochet chart is read from the bottom up. Row 1 is at the bottom of the image.
Odd-numbered rows are worked from right to left but even number rows are worked from left to right. This is important to know when working asymmetrical designs.
The fabric that you’re creating is often called “mesh” or “grid”. Sometimes patterns will refer to open mesh and closed mesh blocks. Open blocks may also be called blank or empty. Filled-in blocks may also be called solid blocks or simply blocks.
Full Pattern With Images: Crochet Gown
