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Crochet Net Tunic Pattern

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I thought this month I would try and seek out a few new fashion patterns for our readers. I fell in love with this off the shoulder open weave tunic.

It’s perfect for the Fall and adds great dimension to your outfit. Let’s not forget that it also makes up really fast. Here is the full tutorial as well as a link to a step by step video tutorial. Great top!

Come back and comment if you go ahead and make this. We would love to know.

Russian version of the crochet top

And youtube videos:

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Comments

  2. The instructions are in Russian, how do I translate?? I very much would like to crochet this net tunic, but can’t figure out how to get it in English….please help keep!! ????

  5. I know it’s been a long time since anyone has posted about this, but I was wondering if an English version was ever tracked down?

  7. I would love to have the printed version of this. My Granddaughter would love it.

  11. I am in the process of creating an english version. I have already made one so writing the pattern out wont be too bad. I only have the measurements for a small and medium, but i made alterations to make them fit better. If anyone is interested, please email me at [email protected]

  13. Hello, I sent you an email. In case you didn’t get it I would love to get the written version of this pattern!

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