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Audrey Dress. Pattern can be modified to suit all sizes. Yarn: 8ply cotton or wool, 4mm hook. Feel free to choose your own colour scheme but to achieve the look pictured do two rounds of each colour (ie 2 rounds black, 2 rounds white and so on). Gauge is not important, continue making granny square until it measures from top of one shoulder to the other. (For this reason you can also use smaller or larger ply with suitable hook size). Rd 1; ch 4, ss in first ch to form a ring. ss into ring, ch 3 (counts as first dc), 2dc into ring, (ch 2, 3dc into ring) 3 times. Ch 2, ss into 3rd ch of starting ch 3. Rd 2; TURN your work, ss into 2ch space, ch 3 (counts as first dc), 2dc into ch space, ch 2, 3dc into same ch space, (ch 1, 3dc, ch 2, 3dc into next chain space) 3 times. Ch 1, ss into 3rd ch of starting ch 3. Fasten off. Change colours Rd 3; TURN your work, join with ss into any 1 ch space, ch 3 (counts as first dc), 2 dc into ch space. Ch 1, 3de, ch 2, 3dc in ch 2 corner space, ch 1. Continue working in pattern (3de in each ch 1 space, with 1 ch between groups), corners are (3dc, ch 2, 3dc) in each ch 2 space, ch 1 between corner and next 3dc group. Be sure to turn your work at the end of each round and ss into the next ch space. Make 2 identical granny squares to measure from the top of one shoulder to the top of the other shoulder Making up bodice. Hold 2 pieces together (there is no right or wrong side as you've been turning your work). Make 3 sc in the chain space of the top left corner (ensure your sc's join both pieces). Repeat for the right corner. Join the side seams by measuring down one half from the top shoulder join you've just made. This leaves an arm hole space. Slip stitch through each stitch (of both pieces) and each chain space until you reach the bottom of side. Fasten off. Repeat for other side. Turn your bodice inside out. Slip stitch in any ch 1 sp at the bottom of the bodice. Ch 3 (counts as dc), 2dc in same space, ch 1. (3dc in next ch sp, ch 1) continue until you reach the join of side seam, treat this junction as a ch 1 space (so do 3dc, ch 1). Continue like this until you complete the round. Ss into 3rd ch of start ch. TURN your work, ss into ch space. Continue to work in pattern until dress is desired length. Mini, midi, maxi. Then complete a round of sc in each stitch and ch space to create hem. Sc in each stitch and ch sp around neckline and arm holes. Weave in ends.

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