CROCHET BEACH COVER-UP

@blezyn · 2023-11-13 11:06 · NeedleWorkMonday
![211446D4-1663-49A1-8EDB-6CF302A04D7F.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/AKWxxiCjgwUCK9LZJiLXb6Nu9mfhnNpmrnx1bnQnW9RCKxzqhjoBJBZemJeay4E.png) Hello lovely needle workers, welcome to my blog. My favorite type of customers are those who give me the avenue to let my creative juice flow, I mean those who just say I want a dress, you can make it in any design you see fit. I got one of those customers this week. He wanted to make a bikini and a beach cover-up for his girlfriend and he asked me to make what I thought would be nice, he also gave me the freedom to pick a color I fancied, and here is what I came up with. ![IMG_2504.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/242NsYzL84iX7pcdS32Zccf1HzvyZ47w2hVhRyev7iMMuvmAdFwSaXG8j1CdFWGk3kWs7.jpeg) First, I started with the bikini bra, and pant. I decided I was going to make a regular bra and pant because I did not want any design on the bikini to be too distracting for the cover-up dress. ![IMG_2322.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/Eoc6ZoqP3jYhmy3Y6E1hNWhq3r65sPe1ZPWiue6i5Hptc8WGKExTrRyGwZFb5saFvdU.jpeg) So, I started working on the actual cover-up. I don’t know if I have said this before but I love working with shell stitches. They are interesting to work with and they fit the beach vibe. For the dress, I decided to go with a mixture of shell stitches and double crochet stitches. ![IMG_2328.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/EpT6gKLF3xDq9BYT2BBn6wwvtvGhXQSevMs4GiTtFh3Du4YsfkHLwTWexj78shVETpc.jpeg) For most of my projects, I use worsted-weight yarn. However, I wanted it to be light, so I went with fingering yarn instead. It is my first time working on a complete project with fingering yarn. While I love the feel of the project, I don’t think it is something I would do often. ![IMG_2342.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/23zkvedadipkWopqRZ3CPCGX1qUVh9wrKNfTjoJ85fAPDSRB6DUTT9RrjLg86efPYL64i.jpeg) It felt good but for a proper dress, I don’t think it would look good enough unless I use a small hook (1.5-2.5mm). You won’t catch me with those hook sizes though, I hate working with small hooks and I don’t think that feeling will change anytime soon. ![IMG_2346.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/2432QVdrJPoMyTDeJTj8Ck4V3dswyzKPrwR2pKW4JPHN6UMHQz2ce9gTbCXTe9KHmsWh1.jpeg) So, back to the dress, she is a size small so the dress worked up fast which I love. Also, I would say working with a fingering yarn gave a bit more stretch to the project which is helpful than if I had gone with a worsted weight yarn. Here is the final look at the project. She wanted it short so I made it 27 inches, to end immediately after the butt and I think she would like it. What do you think? ![IMG_2481.jpeg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/blezyn/23z7SbizbdoSkbu2eM7D15cciTXnH3yiY9xYB1ViW9JR4pahYPmBwMB1z6CeK6SWFvfDZ.jpeg) Thanks for stopping by❤
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