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Fancy Dress inspired by a Pineapple Dolly

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The sleeves and the skirt are made using the pineapple pattern of a dolly (see the chart on

page 7), however, with differences in how the 1st row is attached to the top and how the last

rows are worked.

For the sleeve, attach the secondary color to the bottom of the arm opening. To have the

middle of the pineapple pattern exactly on the top of the shoulder, you need to calculate

where to start.

Row 1 (below chart): all sc and dc are made front-to-post, this produces a nice inward curling

of the edge. Row 1 is shown in lilac in the below chart.

Make the 2nd row according to the above chart as well. Now switch to the main chart on page

7. You already have the first row, so continue with row 2 of the chart. The chart is of a rather

poor quality, so I provide the description of each row below the chart.

Next photo shows the completion of row 2 of the main chart.

Make rows 2 to 8 of the chart. It is the widening part of the sleeve. Row 8 is done with the

following modification: replace ch2 between the two 3 dc groups with ch1, picot, ch1 as in

row 11 of the chart.

After the 8th row, the edging of the sleeve is shaped as shown on the next photos:

Row 1: sc into the picot, ch5; repeat till the end.


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Row 2: sc into the sc, 3 sc into the ch5 space.

Row 3: sc into each sc.

Row 5 and 6: simply repeat the rows 7 and 8 of the sleeve, i.e., the last 2 rows before the

edge. Place the pattern exactly above the respective elements of the previous rows 7 and 8.


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Skirt

The skirt is made of two layers: the inner layer is made of rows of dc and the front layer

consists of 3 ruffles following the pineapple pattern. As shown on the next photos, work along

the bottom edge of the top to attach the first ruffle. Here is the chart for working the first row.

Work further rows are according to the main chart on page 7.


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Continue with the 2nd ruffle layer. It should be 24 st (=2 pineapple motifs) wider than the

previous one.

The underskirt below the second layer is done just like the previous one except that the

increases are made in each 13th and 14th dc of the 2nd and the 5th row, respectively.

The last layer is done in the second color. Of course, you can make more than 3 layers if you

need a longer skirt.


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Make a row of sc in white around the neck.


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Now, it is time to make the embellishments below the neckline. Flowers and leaves are made

one by one and are stitched to the dress. Curved elements like the one on the previous photo

are made by crocheting a stripe of sc of the desired length.

Since it is not obvious in the beginning, how many st you need to chain, you can use a great

technique of chainless single crochet foundation. There is a free tutorial herehttp://snuffykin.livejournal.com/43642.html?thread=55162 and plenty more on youtube.

The is a nice pattern book with charts for flower and leaf motifs, available online at

https://picasaweb.google.com/114017028259435809264/Flowers

Or, you can use either of the two tutorial pages below.


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Cord

Last detail is the cord around the waistline with small flowers on its edges (see photo above).If you want the cord to be more visible, make it in the second color.

The cord can be made using the i-cord technique (tutorial at www.planetjune.com/blog/how-

to-crochet-an-i-cord/

To avoid having to fasten off, start with a flower and note how much yarn (approximately)you needed for it. Continue with the cord and make the necessary length. Now leave a yarn

tail of the length, necessary for making a flower, and cut off. Decide where you want the cord

edges to be placed (in the middle or slightly on the side like on the photo). Pull the cord

through the bottom row of the top (insert between the dc skipping 8 dc). Now you can make

the other flower and fasten off. The flowers are made using the same pattern as the other ones,

but make them rather small to look like closed rose buds.

Finished! Hope you enjoyed this pattern and are satisfied with your result.

For questions, feedback of the gallery of finished items using this pattern go to

http://knits4kids.com/archives/7804

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