Crochet Pattern Shirt "Mixed Patterns"

With this Shirt you can't do anything wrong. Nice addition for a business outfit or a lovely tunic for the beach. A summer highlight or the last part to complete a festive outfit.

This shirt you can adapt individually - in size and length but also in the sequence and use of the different patterns. So every shirt is unique. And you don't have to look for the same yarn or make a gauge swatch. Everything is measured and adapted individually.

And one more Highlight: there is nothing to sew, als parts are crocheted together.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

The pattern contains 10 pages with many pictures. Every pattern is shown in text form and as a crochet chart.

The level of the pattern is for advanced beginners. The following stitches should be familiar:

ch – chain stitch
tch – turning chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
tc – treble crochet
dtc – double treble crochet
dctog – double crochet together

The double crochet foundation is also used, but it is explained in a separate tutorial.

Size Information

The shirt is adaptable to every size.

Materials List

You can crochet the shirt with every thin yarn (fingering weight or below). You don’t need a gauge swatch, because it is adapted to your individual body measure. The quantity named below is for an airy shirt in size M (see pictures). For smaller or bigger sizes you have to adapt the yarn quantity. Also the needle size must be adapted to the used yarn. I used a bigger needle size than it was indicated for the yarn to get a very airy texture of the shirt.
I used the following yarn:
ITO Kinu 50g/425m 1x Rose and 1x Cherry Blossom (in total 100g/850m)
Crochet hook size 4mm
Measuring tape, scissors, wool needle to sew in the ends

Additional Details by the Author

The design and the written pattern for the „Be a Unicorn“ Shawl is intellectual property of Katharina Friedrich (@kathis.maschen.meditation). The pattern or parts of it are not allowed to be copied, reproduced, exchanged, resaled, changed, published or being pretended as someone’s own pattern. The pattern is only for private use. Photos of finished shawls made with this pattern can be published naming the designer. Finished shawls are allowed to be sold in limited quantity naming the designer.