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Free Best in Vest Crochet T-shirt Pattern

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Pattern Details
Stand out in this colorful crochet vest from Red Heart All in One Granny Square and Red Heart Super Saver.
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

To fit chest measurement:

  • XS/S/M 28-36” [71-91.5 cm].
  • L/XL/2X 38-48” [96.5-122 cm].
  • 3X/4X/5X 50-62” [127-157.5 cm].

Finished chest:

  • XS/S/M 36” [45.5 cm].
  • L/XL/2X 48” [122 cm].
  • 3X/4X/5X 60 ” [152.5 cm].
Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash, Delicate Cycle
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Tumble Dry, Gentle
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Free Easy Crochet Vest Pattern for Women

Designed to be a versatile warm-weather or layering garment, this crochet vest is perfect for any season. Easy to crochet with Red Heart All in One Granny Square yarn, simply stitch your basic 6" granny squares from start to finish - no changing colors required! Then, join squares and add a solid edging with Red Heart Super Saver. This easy pattern will keep you entertained with chain, slip stitch, double crochet, single crochet, and so much more!

  • Reviews & Ratings

    354

    Looks good and fewer ends to deal with.

    This was my second project using this yarn. My first colour combination (Lily Pad), worked perfectly as instructed but this one (Warm Wheat), required me to drop a hook size and decrease some stitches in each square. The vest is a gift and I think it will be a hit.

    Erie451
    Quality of Product
    4
    Value of Product
    4

    well, this frustrating!

    I've tried changing hook sizes, tighter, looser but nope! it's fine in the first two rounds but as each round requires more stitches, there is just not enough of that color to make it all around. Redoing the rounds is not only frustrating but a waste of time. Boo...

    mojo2511
    Quality of Product
    3
    Value of Product
    4
    • We appreciate very much you choosing to try our new product. Working the stitches a little bit tighter or looser is very ‘normal’ to hit the colour changes correctly. Changing hook sizes each round should not really be needed, but as each person crochets a bit differently, each person will have a unique solution. One thing to note – there is no real need to pull back a whole round when you are just short of the colour change. You can pull back a few groups of double crochet and work those a bit tighter to achieve the colour change. Another good solution if you don’t have quite enough yarn in a round of colour when you get to a colour change is to work the ‘chain’ spaces between double crochet groups tightly. Alternately, if you have too much yarn in a round of colour when you get to the colour change, you can work the ‘chain’ spaces between double crochet groups more loosely. We hope this information has been helpful.

      spinrite

    No guessing colors

    I used a 5.5 crochet hook and got it work. Sometimes I have to slip stitch to get it to work but i made it work.

    Craftylefty551

    I tried 8 different hook sizes and can not get it to complete the granny square correctly. Waste of money and time.

    Yarny1511
    Quality of Product
    1
    Value of Product
    1
    • We appreciate very much you choosing to try our new product. Working the stitches a little bit tighter or looser is very ‘normal’ to hit the colour changes correctly. Changing hook sizes each round should not really be needed, but as each person crochets a bit differently, each person will have a unique solution. One thing to note – there is no real need to pull back a whole round when you are just short of the colour change. You can pull back a few groups of double crochet and work those a bit tighter to achieve the colour change. Another good solution if you don’t have enough yarn in a round of colour when you get to a colour change is to tightly work the ‘chain’ spaces between double crochet groups. Alternately, if you have too much yarn in a round of colour when you get to the colour change, you can work the ‘chain’ spaces between double crochet groups more loosely. We hope this information is helpful to you.

      spinrite

    I am making this vest using green scream as pictured on yarn. Has anyone edged it in a contrast color. I am thinking matching the navy to match center of granny square. Have 5 more squares to make.

    Nanvan461
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