Red Heart

Free Perfect Fade Crochet Pants Pattern

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Pattern Details
These funky crochet pants are perfect for showing off the tones of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 4" [10 cm] high x 3" [7.5 cm] diameter.

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Free Easy Crochet Pants Pattern for Women

These casual crochet pants are fun to make and perfect for lounging around the house in comfort and style. Stitched in Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, watch colors change for you in a soft ombre pattern as you crochet in rounds from the top down, focusing on doing simple half double crochet to create your garment. Take extra care to match the stripes on both legs for a professional finish.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    3.354

    Confusing

    Pattern confusing. How do you hdc between 2 hdc? Sounds like a decrease and yet you're suppose to end up with about the same amount of stitches.

    gmaterry1511
    • To hdc between two hdc stitches, you must first identify which two hdc stitches you will need to work between. Notice that there is a space between two hdc stitches. You will work around the “chain” which connects the two hdc stitches together, but between the stitches rather than working into the top of the stitch. This is not a decrease of stitches. We hope that this description helps and that you see what we are referring to when comparing it to your work. 

      spinrite

    Poorly written pattern

    These are beautiful pants but the pattern is horribly written and confusing in parts. I've been crocheting for many years and have never seen a pattern written like this one.

    CrochetMom862511
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    2
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    4
    • We are sorry that you are struggling with this pattern. We would be more than happy to assist you with your pattern inquiry. Please send your details to inquire@yarnspirations.mom and we will get back to you as quickly as possible. Please include specific rows or instructions you find unclear.

      spinrite

    Easy, works up fast

    So far so good, but I don't think I am understanding the beginning of each round's direction? It reads "1 hdc between next 2 hdc" and then "1 hdc between next 2 hdc x 47". I am assuming it just means in each stitch put another hdc all the way around, I don't quite understand why it's separated out like that? Otherwise super simple to follow and works up really fast!

    Adalab551
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    4
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    5

    Great pattern

    Simple, easy to follow pattern, my granddaughter loved them!

    Reviewer551
    Quality of Product
    5
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    5

    Right side vs wrong side- what's the difference? Are we supposed to turn the inside to the outside every other row?

    Sally551

    After 7th round where it says "repeat last round" are we repeating the increase round (6th round) or 7th round (no increase)?

    Crochet3031

    In round 3, the stitches don't add up with the increases, it instructs to inc 2x giving 158 stitches at the end, but says there should be 156.

    Anonymous1

    2nd row, chain 2, 1 hdc between the 1st 2 hdc. What?!? Does that mean skip 1st hdc, then hdc in next stitch? How in the world would you hdc between the 1st 2 hdc? There is no stitch in between those Row 1 hdc to crochet into.

    Shar4092
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