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Drop Stitch Tunic Crochet Pattern

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Drop Stitch Tunic by The Double Stitch Twins
Customized your own Tunic... but don't look at this as one type of pattern. Read some of my thoughts.

Drop Stitch Tunic

You all need to beat me with a stick for me to finish filming the Drop Stitch Tunic. I actually have completed this pattern back at the beginning of June. Most of the tutorial is filmed and it's so simple... maybe even a child could do it.

Get this free pattern, Drop Stitch Tunic Crochet Pattern.

Now before you get all judgy on me and say silly things, haha. I realized this pattern is more than just a draped look on this model, it can be so much more.

This tunic design can fit all sizes if you really examine it. The tunic is crocheted from top to bottom going across the body. So if you need to cover more, you simply continue. Essentially, you could grab a shirt that fits you and lay the panel over the front of the shirt to get the sizing that works for you. Easy peasy!

You have to create two panels and then whip stitch or single crochet them together. For my mannequin, I thought the neck was a bit droopy for it. So I added a few extra stitches at the top to make the neckline more inline to the size of the mannequin. Essentially, if you put this on and don't like the neckline, you can simply add more stitches to tighten it up. Great versatile pattern.

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So why I did I say don't get all judgy? What if you changed the yarn to cotton yarn and this is as a beach cover-up. This way you can have the exaggerated holes in the garment so your hot skin can breathe. It drops low enough but you can make it longer into a dress if you wanted to. This way, you can hide that 'junk in the trunk' if you prefer and still look amazing at the beach! Also, you don't have to wear a t-shirt and sweat yourself to death to hide your body.

Great design by the Double Stitch Twins!

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  1. Kim Bosley says

    Grid

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    • Mikey says

      Thanks

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  2. Antoinette says

    Mikey, Is this the pattern on the mannequin that was being shown when you were being attack by the bird?

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    • The Crochet Crowd says

      Yep... that's the same garment.

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  3. April Dee Whited says

    This is an interesting looking, and worked, tunic. I personally don't like the long spaces, but I'm thinking if the chain 15 were brought down to chain 10 (and skipped stitches adjusted appropriately), it would still work out. Correct?

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  4. Loretta says

    I like the drop stitch tunic pattern, is it easy? Mikey is there anything that you can't do. Mikey, you always amaze me. I wonder, how this pattern would look, like in a brighter color? What does everyone think?

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    • April Dee Whited says

      I just read through the pattern and it can't get much simpler! Brighter colors would be great!

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