Specifications
| Brand: | Tahki Yarns |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Designer: | Alea Ellison |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Skill Level: | Advanced Beginner |
| Finished Size: | S (S, M, L, XL) (2X, 3X, 4X) |
| Techniques and Construction: | Lace, Seamed, Worked In The Round |
| Featured Products: | Tahki Yarns Superwash Merino Worsted Twist Yarn |
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Tahki Yarns Superwash Merino Worsted Twist Yarn
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Product Description
Breezy and beautiful, the Beatty Pullover from Tahki Yarns is a stunning crochet tunic that has nearly year round versatility. Layer this top over tanks and camis in warmer weather and swap them out to long sleeve tees and buttondowns when the weather turns cool. Two identical halves are worked in the round from the center out and folded to create the main body and sleeves. The sleeves are extended with a trendy belled shape and have a rib pattern at the cuff and running up to the shoulder. The body also gets extra length added and ribbed trims, with the halves joining together at the center front and back. Crochet the Beatty Pullover to add a gorgeous layer to your handmade wardrobe that will pair with leggings, dress pants, or dresses with ease and graceful style. Crochet instructions are written out and include helpful reference photos.
Finished Measurements: designed to fit with 4–12” positive ease
Bust – 40 (43, 46¼, 49½, 52¾) (56, 59, 62¼)”
Length – 23½ (25½, 27¼, 28½, 29¼) (30¾, 31½, 32¾)”
Yarn Requirements: 9 (10, 11, 12, 13) (14, 15, 16) hanks Tahki Yarns Superwash Merino Worsted Twist (100% Superwash Wool; 100g/221yds), shown in #11 Deep Teal
Gauge: 5 clusters and 10 rows = 4” in pattern
Tahki Yarns Beatty Pullover – Crochet Pullover Pattern
What is Being Made
The Beatty Pullover is a crocheted pullover sweater designed by Alea Ellison, available in nine sizes ranging from XS to 4X. This garment features a lace construction with finished bust measurements from 40 inches (101.5 cm) for the smallest size up to 62¼ inches (158 cm) for the largest size. The pullover length varies from 23½ inches (59.5 cm) in the XS size to 32¾ inches (83 cm) in the 4X size, offering a versatile fit with 4–12 inches of positive ease for comfortable wear.
Techniques Used
This advanced beginner crochet project employs several key construction techniques to create its finished structure. The garment is worked in the round, which allows for seamless construction during the main body sections. The pattern also incorporates seaming methods to join hexagonal components together. The distinctive design features a lace stitch pattern that creates an open, textured fabric with visual interest. The sleeves are constructed using a unique folding technique where hexagonal shapes are folded to form right angles, then positioned side by side to resemble a capital "T" shape—with the vertical portion forming the body and the horizontal portion forming the sleeves.
Stitches Used
The Beatty Pullover utilizes fundamental crochet stitches combined into a specialized gauge pattern. The primary stitch element is the cluster (cl), which consists of 3 double crochets (dc) worked into the same space. The pattern also incorporates chain stitches (ch) for spacing and structure, double crochets (dc) as the main fabric-building stitch, and slip stitches (sl st) for joining rounds. The gauge pattern itself is established by repeating rows of clusters separated by chain-1 spaces and chain-2 spaces, creating a consistent lace appearance throughout the garment.
Materials and Tools
The Beatty Pullover is constructed using Tahki Yarns Superwash Merino Worsted Twist, a 100% superwash wool yarn available in the deep teal colorway (#11). Yardage requirements range from 9 hanks for the XS size to 16 hanks for the 4X size, with each hank containing 3.5 ounces (100 grams) and 221 yards (202 meters) of yarn. The pattern calls for a size G-6 (4mm) crochet hook or the appropriate size needed to obtain the specified gauge of 5 clusters and 10 rows equaling 4 inches (10 cm) in the gauge pattern. Additional materials include stitch markers (optional) and a yarn needle for weaving in ends and seaming components together.
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