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Crochet Kit - Faux Fur Vest
Crochet Kit - Faux Fur Vest
Crochet Kit - Faux Fur Vest

Crochet Kit - Faux Fur Vest

SKU: B70313

This incredibly soft faux fur vest makes a cozy and fashionable accessory for any winter outfit. Wear it with your sweater dress or pair it with jeans and a flannel top for an ultra-casual, comfortable look. You’ll find that it’s made with basic crochet stitches and includes minimal shaping so it’s great for beginners and experienced crochet artists alike.


Pattern Designer
Mama in a Stitch (Jessica Potasz)
Pattern Designer Information
Jessica Potasz is a knit, crochet, and lifestyle blogger and Yarn Hero. She has captured the hearts of untold scores of knit and crochet fans with her effortlessly graceful designs suitable for beginners and experts alike, as well as photography that positively drips magic. Read her blog if you've been searching for a heart of gold!
Skill Level
Level 2 - Easy (Beginner+)
Project Type
Vest
Yarn Used
Go For Faux® - 322
Pattern Gauge

Approximately 6 stitches and 4 rows in 4” of single crochet

It’s important that your gauge matches the gauge indicated in the pattern for the size to turn out correctly. Adjust your tension or change hooks accordingly to obtain correct gauge.

Pattern Size Options
L/XL, M, S, XS
Pattern Sizing Information
Pattern is written for smallest size with changes for larger sizes in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. To follow pattern more easily, circle all numbers pertaining to your size before beginning.
Pattern Yarn Weight
6 Super Bulky
Dimensions Detail

Bust Circumference:

XS - 34”

S - 38”

M - 42”

L/XL - 46”

Length:

XS - 18”

S - 19.5”

M - 21”

L/XL - 21”

Cross Back:

XS - 15”

S - 15”

M - 17”

L/XL - 19”

Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Crochet
Made For
Adult, Woman

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Warning: very difficult yarn to work with

I fell in love with this vest when I viewed it and bought the kit right away. The furry yarn makes it impossible to see your stitches. I emailed the designer asking for help. She kindly emailed back saying you have to "feel" the stitches.
I will try working it again soon but I am not liking having to feel my stitches and constantly focusing on it and seeing it. I like to flow with my crochet projects, that is what makes them relaxing and enjoyable. This is NOT a relaxing project. I wish would return it.

Hi Roberta - we're sorry this kit didn't work out for you! the fuzzy texture of the yarn does mean that the stitches can be hard to see, and so feeling for the opening below the top of the stitch can be the easiest way to work with this yarn. We also recommend using stitch markers so you aren't accidentally gaining or losing stitches - definitely use them at the ends of the row, but you can also place them every 5 or 10 sts across to help keep the stitch count consistent.

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Warning: very difficult yarn to work with

I fell in love with this vest when I viewed it and bought the kit right away. The furry yarn makes it impossible to see your stitches. I emailed the designer asking for help. She kindly emailed back saying you have to "feel" the stitches.
I will try working it again soon but I am not liking having to feel my stitches and constantly focusing on it and seeing it. I like to flow with my crochet projects, that is what makes them relaxing and enjoyable. This is NOT a relaxing project. I wish would return it.

Hi Roberta - we're sorry this kit didn't work out for you! the fuzzy texture of the yarn does mean that the stitches can be hard to see, and so feeling for the opening below the top of the stitch can be the easiest way to work with this yarn. We also recommend using stitch markers so you aren't accidentally gaining or losing stitches - definitely use them at the ends of the row, but you can also place them every 5 or 10 sts across to help keep the stitch count consistent.