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  1. Skb4996
    Hey all! I just finished my first sweater and second hat and I'm feeling very over zealous😝 I found a crochet dress I'd like to make for new years but I haven't a pattern:( I think I can make bodice and sleeves but the cuffs and flutter bottom seem challenging. The entire dress seems to be the iris stitch, with some picot edging. I'm trying to figure out how to increase the iris sleeves so they end up in more of a U/bell shape. Any idea? Also what type of yarn would be best suited for a dress like this? Ideally a material with some stretch (I'd like to stick to natural fibers like cotton or wool) Any help is appreciated!! Thank you!!
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