Top Popcorn Pattern How to Knit a Crochet Dress

They are so elegant and flamboyant that we dream of being able to make them one day, even if it seems impossible. Since this wonderful dress (and blouse) is crocheted with a beautiful textured stitch, it is very common among my knitting friends who are browsing the internet without a pattern, so many people ask how to knit this beautiful dress or blouse with it. great speck point or popcorn point. And because we’re tenacious, we suggest finding help to make something beautiful to touch and being able to “pull it out” with the help of photos and tutorials. We’ll first look at how to crochet the popcorn or chickpea stitch.
When we look at the photos of the model, we can say that the sleeves are knitted with the model of the increasing robe in the form of raglan (or raglan sleeve) and we will try to decipher it.

To make the yoke of the dress, you should start with a chain containing the required number of loops for the width of the neckline, and then knit a strip in half loops in about three rows. In the next row, we’ll start the chickpea stitch in corresponding increments on both sides (front and back) to create the collar and sleeves. This diagram can help us navigate, the only difference is that you’ll be knitting with a chickpea loop instead of with a double crochet. As you can see, in the same place, increases are made at four points where you will form the arms.
The back side is a bit more complex motif, it’s just a matter of analyzing it…let’s see:
2 full rows of chickpea loops on the back (when viewed from top to bottom) and

already in the third, we begin with the reduction of each “bodoque” with chains. In the 3rd row, we see that 2 V-shaped frequent needles are knitted in the middle of the back instead of the “bodoque” that goes there. In the 4th row, we start to reduce one bodok (or chickpea grain) on both sides, we give the opening cross shape and we draw 3 chains for each bodok we remove. The V point of the two crochets that always come together in the center is created central protection. We repeat this process until the width of the two chains reaches about five centimeters from the edge of our back, or the width we want to give to the rhombus that will form in the back, by subtracting each side and changing the 3 chains added to the number of stitches we knitted in the previous row. When the maximum width is reached, we will perform the reverse operation, increasing the speckles on both sides and removing the chains, so that we once again get the desired shape.

Depending on the thickness and quality of the yarn you will use, you will need to knit a number of chains to replace each particle. Since it is a tight-fitting model, it will not look nice if you knit too many loops in chains.

The model can be knitted both as a blouse and as a dress.