Sundance Dress

❗️ Free tutorial for size S + the best price & more always on my website: https://loopsonly.com/products/sundance-dress Designed with a breezy fit, dramatic ruffles, and built-in pockets, this dress is the perfect mix of comfort and statement-making fashion. Featuring alternating treble and single crochet stitches, this design creates an airy, lightweight texture that drapes beautifully. **Materials** …Yarn A: DROPS LOVES YOU 7, 8/4 classic cotton, Yarn group A (sport weight), color 01 (white); 100g / 340m (100g / 340m, 150g / 510m, 150g / 510m, 200g / 680m, 200g / 680m) B: DROPS LOVES YOU 7, 8/4 classic cotton, Yarn group A (sport weight), color 57 (lemonade); 600g / 2040m (600g / 2040m, 700g / 2380m, 700g / 2380m, 700g / 2380m, 850g / 2890m) C: DROPS LOVES YOU 7, 8/4 classic cotton, Yarn group A (sport weight), color 33 (goldenrod); 150g / 510m (150g / 510m, 200g / 680m, 250g / 850m, 300g / 1020m, 300g / 1020m) …Other Hook: 4 mm hook Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape, Stitch Markers **Gauge** 16 sts x 8 rows = 10 x 10 cm (in alternating 1 tc, 1 sc row) **Finished Measurements (in centimeters)** XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL Shoulder To Shoulder: 36, 38, 40, 43, 45, 46 Bust (circumference): 141, 144, 156, 163, 175, 178 Length: 79, 79, 86, 86, 91, 91 Armhole Depth: 14, 16, 19, 21, 24, 26 **Specialty Stitch & Technique Key** None. **Stitch Key (US terminology)** ch = chain dc = double crochet RS = right side sc = single crochet slst = slip stitch slst flo = slip stitch front loop only st = stitch sts = stitches tc = treble crochet tc flo = treble crochet front loop only yo = yarn over WS = wrong side **Notes** You will begin by crocheting two panels, front and back, and sewing the shoulders together. Next, create the pockets directly onto the panels and sew the body sides and pockets together. Then, crochet the sleeves directly onto the dress. Finish with a round of single crochet around the neckline, followed by a slip stitch in the front loop only. Even numbered rows are the right side. Ch 2 and ch 3 doesn’t count as a stitch. Watch my YouTube video tutorial for any uncertainties.