Description

Navy Mesh Pullover – 1990s Crochet Pattern: Instant PDF Download

Size: Misses’ Small (Medium – Large), 34″ (38″ – 42)”

Sheer and airy, this 1990s vintage crochet pattern turns fine crochet cotton into an open ch-1 mesh pullover with plenty of retro attitude. Worked in a single continuous mesh piece for the back and front, with sleeves added at the sides once the body reaches the underarm, the Navy Mesh Pullover has a relaxed, see-through drape that layers beautifully over a blouse or tank. It’s a satisfying lace/openwork project for crocheters comfortable working with steel hooks and fine crochet thread.

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Design & Construction Details

Skill Level: Easy / Beginner.
Construction: Back and front each worked identically in one piece of continuous ch-1 mesh from the lower edge upward; sleeves added as chain extensions at each side once the body reaches the underarm depth, then worked in mesh to match; neckline shaped with mesh decreases; shoulder and side/underarm seams sewn, with a single sc round finishing the neckline.
Finished Measurements: Underarm 34″ (38″ – 42)”.
Pattern Style: Written in standard US crochet terms, worked in rows (no charts).
Stitches: Chain, double crochet, ch-1 mesh.

Recommended Materials & Tools

Yarn: No. 10 crochet cotton (steel thread weight) — approximately 6–10 oz (170–283 g), depending on size.
Substitute Yarn: Modern lace weight thread such as Aunt Lydia’s Size 10 Classic Cotton Crochet Thread or DMC Cebelia Cotton Thread Size 30.
Crochet Hook Size: Steel US No. 5 (or size needed to obtain gauge).
Notions: Yarn needle.
Gauge: 7 ch-1 mesh = 2″ (5 cm).

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