PDF Crochet pattern for the Crochet Andromeda Dress
 
HONSE x THE KNIT EDIT
As you guys probably already know, Charlie from @theknitedit is the best. She’s been my fiber arts bestie for almost as long as Honse has been a thing. We thought it would be fun to do a little collab where she made a knit version of one of my crochet patterns, and I made a crochet version of one of her knitting patterns. And guess what? It was really fun!!! The result is in your hand right now! I hope you enjoy making it just as much as Charlie and i did!
 
This pattern is for advanced beginner crocheters and up. 
 
Designers Notes
Read carefully before you start crocheting.
 
Size
To fit hips
85 (95) 105 (115) 125 (135) 145 (155) 165 cm
 
Hip measurement of garment
90 (100) 110 (120) 130 (140) 150 (160) 170 cm
 
To be crocheted with 0-5 cm positive ease. For a loose fit, choose a larger size. For a tight fit, choose a smaller size. The dress has the same width all the way from the chest to the bottom, so keep that in mind when choosing your size.
 
Length
118 (120) 122 (124) 128 (130) 134 (136) 138 cm, but can be adjusted
 
Yarn
Bambino by Viking Garn 50g/176m
50% cotton/50% bamboo or equivalent fingering weight yarn
300 (300) 350 (400) 400 (450) 500 (550) 600 g
 
Held together with any lace weight mohair/silk and/or brushed alpaca/silk, it’s designed to use scraps but you can of course work with new lace weight aswell.
125 (125) 150 (150) 175 (175) 200 (225) 250 g
 
4,5mm and 6mm crochet hook
 
Gauge
Gauge for 10x10cm: 12 sts by 10 rows in half double crochet through both loops with 1 strand lace and 1 strand fingering on hook 4,5mm or hook needed to meet gauge.
 
The dress is worked in one piece, bottom up. After joining the shoulders, you’ll crochet a fake i-cord edge around the shoulders, neck and bottom hemline. Video tutorial for how to crochet an I-cord can be found in the ’Techniques’ highlight of my instagram @honsedesign.