The design is clever: Theres a long strip of grip along the back of the heel and another along the front edge
A neckline that frames you
Ideal for usher groups, church services, conferences, and special programs, this suit combines elegance with everyday practicality
Blogger and crafty mom Jamie, who created this Halloween costume for her daughter, shared a priceless tip on Instagram: "I sized it up and added a 3-inch hem so we can keep wearing the costume to the renaissance festival for the next couple years." Get the tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
Approximately G A U G E Mesh Body 19 stitches = 4 inches 11.5 rows = 4 inches Stitch for gauge: sc, *(ch 2, skip 1, sc in gap space), repeat from * until end of row, sc in last stitch Ribbed Trim 24 stitches = 4 inches 26 rows = 4 inches Stitch for gauge: sl st in BLO N O T E S Beginning chain does NOT count as a stitch in stitch counts Example photographs are in Adult S/M size Stitch count is in [ ] at the end of each row Cover-up is worked in sections and then seamed together Cover-up back and front panel sections are worked in rows from the top of the garment down Ribbed trim is worked in rows around the openings of the cover-up after the sections are seamed together Pattern is broken into 3 sections: 1
