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Pretty Sundress for your Froggy

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Sale, unauthorized transfer, copying, re-publishing, distribution and any other commercial use prohibited.
Design and Pattern ©2022 Tania Volkova (@su.li.ko on Instagram, @Mibisako on Ravelry)

Size: for 6” – 6.5” frogs. (The Frog pattern is from Claire Garland, @dotpebbles on Ravelry)
If you need a bigger size or a smaller size you can use another yarn and needles.
The frog on the photo above is 6.3”.

MATERIALS & TOOLS:

Yarn: Light Fingering Yarn 420 - 450 m/ 100 g, approx. 5-7 g.


Tools: 1 needle 3.25 mm (US 3), 2 DPN or circular needles 3 mm (US 2½); 1 St marker, crochet hook 2 mm,
tapestry needle, scissors.

Gauge 24 x 32 sts in 10 sm (4”) on 3 mm (US 2½) needles.

Abbreviations:

St /sts – Stitch/ stitches CO - cast on


SE - Selvage (edge) St., slip the first St. purl wise, BO – cast(bind) off
purl the last St. Inc/dec – increase/decrease
k – knit M1-L – m1 left leaning (left-slanting) increase
p – purl. M1-R – m1 right leaning (right-slanting) increase
Sl st – slip stitch (crochet) pm/ sm / rm– place / slip / remove marker
PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

BASICS:

1 x 1 Rib:
1 Row: *k1, p1*; repeat.
2 Row: *p1, k1*, repeat.

Stockinette Stitch (St st):


In rows: Knit on right-side rows, purl on wrong-side rows.

Cast on 33 sts on 1 DPN 3,25 mm (US 3); continue working with DPN 3 mm (US 2½).
1 Row:
cast off 6 sts knit wise, SE, 9 sts 1x1 rib, SE, cast off 5 sts knit wise, SE, 9 sts 1x1 rib (k1, p1), SE.
(______11 sts FRONT______ 11 sts BACK).
(22 sts) (Fig.1)

Fig.1 After the 1-st Row.

Continue working with Back part only.


2 Row: SE, 9 sts 1 x 1 rib, SE. (11 sts)
3 Row: (inc) SE, k1, M1-R, knit to last 2 sts,
M1-L, k1, SE. (13 sts.)
4 Row: SE, purl, SE.
5 – 8 Rows: Repeat Rows 3-4 twice = 4 Rows,
increased 4 sts (17 sts.)
9 Row: SE, knit, SE.
10 Row: SE, purl, SE.
Cut the yarn. (Fig.2)

Fig.2. After Back Part 10th Row


WS facing rejoin the yarn to 11 sts Front part, continue working with it now.
Repeat 2 - 9 Rows again.
10 Row: (inc) SE, purl, SE, cast on
2 sts (19 sts). (Fig.3)

Fig. 3. After the Front Part 10th Row.

11 Row: (inc) SE, k18 (the Front part),


cast on 1st, pm, cast on 1 st, k16 (the
Back Part), SE (38 sts).
(Fig. 4)

Fig. 4. After the 11th Row

12 – 16 Rows: Beginning from purl Row, work 5 Rows with Stockinette St.
17 Row: (inc) SE, k19, remove the marker, k1, M1-R, knit to last 2 sts , M1-L, k1, SE (40 sts).
Beginning from purl Row, work 8 Rows with Stockinette St.
Cast off all sts purl wise. Don’t cut the yarn!
(Fig.5).

Fig.5. After the cast-off Row.


With crochet hook make 1 Lace Row for decorating your dress.
RS facing repeat (chain 3, skip 1st and make 1sl stitch in the next st) in every 2 stitches of the bottom
edge. (Fig.6, 7). Cut the yarn. With tapestry needle sew the left side seam and left sundress strap.
(Fig.8). Hide all threads ends.

Fig.6. Making the Lace Pattern. Fig.7. Ready Lace Bottom Edge.

Fig.8. Seams. © Tania Volkova, 2022/24

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