I’m thrilled to release the Serenity Wrap and Beach Skirt crochet pattern.
This pattern was so much fun to design for the Battle of the Stitches Challenge #6!
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I love the feel and look of the lacy stitching in the center offset by the smoothness of the top band and did you notice how the lace looks like little hearts just hugging you all over?
Best of all, it converts from poncho to beach skirt or wrap in a flash!
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Add a pin or brooch and it could easily take you into evening wear!
The pattern is written in three size combinations (S/M; M/L and L/XL) and I’ve provided two different hem options to maximize the versatility.
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Is this by written pattern or chart/symbols?
It is a written pattern.
I just have to say, I love your Serenity Beach Skirt and Wrap. I couldn’t find any info on If it is easy, intermediate, etc. I love it but if it will be too hard to do, I would have to wait to purchase, so my question is, How difficult is this lovely skirt to whip up? Thank you for your time.
Thanks for your nice comments. The pattern is done with basic stitches and requires some careful counting to get started, but then it flows pretty easily.