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This is a beautiful pattern and super wearable. This Crochet Blouse found on Tri Cro Da Tuka is a great project for beginners. You will, basically, make two rectangular pieces and then join them at the shoulders and on the sides. This pattern is easy to follow and looks great in a variety of yarn weights. This blog is in Portuguese and you’ll need to scroll down the page to see the pattern written in English.
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Libby, this looks nice!
Ohhh i like it 🙂
I’m having problems getting English pattern . . I don’t see first row and what to do .
Esther, please try to zoom in the page ( press the tabs CTRL and + at the same time) or eventually you can try to print the page ( Choose the print option from the top menu) . Hope it helps!
gorgeous thks
I chg to english & copied & pasted
I too, am having a problem printing the pattern in English. Any suggestions? Is there another way of obtaining it?
Thank you.
Hi Sharon, you can click on each picture first -to open it in a different window in a bigger version- and then right click on the mouse and choose print. Make sure you click on the page and not on the picture to activate the Print option. OR you can right click on the mouse on the pattern’s page and choose print to have the all pattern print it at once. Hope it helps!
Thank you. Can you tell me what size crochet hook was used and what type of yarn to use?
Colleen Mackin