Creating Stunning Crochet Dresses: Step-by-Step Instructions

by Amy | October 16, 2023 9:11 am

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How to Crochet Dresses! 

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I love how babies look when they wear home­made dress­es. I was inspired to make this dress when my daugh­ter was a baby. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed cre­at­ing it. This pat­tern is prob­a­bly one of my favorites! If you’re a cro­cheter look­ing to make a Baby Girl’s dress, this tuto­r­i­al is for you! In this video, you’ll learn how to cro­chet a sim­ple, ele­gant dress per­fect for your lit­tle princess.

This cro­chet Baby Girl’s dress is easy to fol­low and fits the bill as one of the most impor­tant dress­es you’ll ever make. Once you’ve mas­tered this tuto­r­i­al, you can cro­chet any dress your lit­tle heart desires!

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Abbre­vi­a­tions:
dc=double cro­chet
sc=single cro­chet
sl st=slip stitch
ch=chain
Sup­plies:
H hook
Caron soft Pink [2]and Cream yarn[3], 1 1/2 skeins of Pink and less than 1/2 of white or any 4 ply yarn would work, I found the soft yarn is nice, but can be heavy.

Rib­bon, I used 1‑inch thick rib­bon

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- Cro­chet hook 
- Tapes­try nee­dle
- Stitch mark­er

The top part of the dress
Make 2
Row 1: chain 35, work a dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each ch across, Turn ‑33 dc
Row 2: Ch 1, 2dctog decrease twice, dc in the next 25 dc across, 2dctog decrease twice, Turn ‑29
Row 3: Ch 1, 2dctog decrease twice, dc in the next 21 dc across, 2dctog decrease twice, Turn ‑25
Row 4: Ch 1, 2dctog decrease, dc in the next  21 dc across, 2dctog decrease, Turn ‑23
Row 5: sl st in the next two dc, Ch 1, dc in the same stitch as sl st, dc in the next 3 dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, sc in the next 8 dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, dc in the next 4 dc, Turn
Rows 6–8: Ch 1, dc in the next 4, Turn ‑4 dc (Repeat Three times) Fas­ten off (That cre­ates one strap)
For the oth­er strap: Slip stitch onto the oth­er side of row 6, Ch 1, dc into the next 4 dc,  Turn
Rows 6–8: (The oth­er Strap) Ch 1, dc in the next 4, Turn ‑4 dc (Repeat Twice) Fas­ten off
Take both the front and back of the dress and sew the straps togeth­er and the sides of the bot­tom of Rows 1 and 2 togeth­er; leave the oth­er rows open for the arm holes.
The bot­tom part of the Dress

Round 1:  Use the K hook, Sl st into the bot­tom of Row 1 at the back of the top part of the dress. Ch 1, dc in each stitch around. st st Now turn the dress inside out so all the sewn seams are underneath.(Now you will work in rounds) Take Rib­bon, go in and out of every oth­er Dc, and cre­ate a bow in the front part of the dress.

Rnds 2: (Go back to the H hook for the rest of the dress) Ch 3, (to make it flair more) dc in the next dc back loop, 2dc in the next dc back loop, *dc in the next two dc, 2dc in the next, dc in each back loop around, *Repeat around, sl st

Rnds 3–13: Ch 2, dc in each back loop around, sl st, Repeat 11 times. Fas­ten off.

Now Sl St into the 3rd round of back loops with Pink yarn. 
Ruf­fles: Start with Pink yarn
Rnd 1: sl st your pink yarn into Rnd 2 of back loops in the back by the seam with the sl st, Ch 3(counts as first dc), work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc, skip next back loop, *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch made), skip next back loop, *Repeat around, sl st.
Rnd 2. sl st into the chain 2 of the pre­vi­ous v‑stitch from rnd 1, Chain 3 (counts as first dc) work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2 of the pre­vi­ous v‑stitch from rnd 1), *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the next ch 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st
Rnd 3: sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Chain 3 (counts as first dc) work a dc, ch 1, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2 of the pre­vi­ous v‑stitch from rnd 2), *work 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around,  (v‑stitch made), (same except just a chain 1) Fas­ten off.

Skip Two Rounds of back loops. Slip Stitch into the 3rd rounds of back loops.

 

Now Sl St into the 3rd round of back loops with White yarn.
Rnd 1: A new set of Ruf­fles; sl st into the back loop in the back with the sl st with White yarn, Ch 3(counts as first dc), work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc, skip next back loop, *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch made), skip next back loop, *Repeat around, sl st.
Rnd 2: sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st 
Rnd 3: sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) work a dc, ch 1, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) *work 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st  (same except just a chain 1) Fas­ten off.
Now the Last Two sets of Ruf­fles, Will be done the same way, The next set of Ruf­fles will be done with Pink yarn, Skip two Rounds of back loops, sl st in the 3rd round.
Rnd 1: sl st your pink yarn into the back loop in the back by the seam with the sl st, Ch 3(counts as first dc), work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc, skip next back loop, *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch made), skip next back loop, *Repeat around, sl st.
Rnd 2. sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) *work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st 

Rnd 3: sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) work a dc, ch 1, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) **work 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st (same except just a chain 1) Fas­ten off. Skip two Rounds of back loops, sl st in the 3rd round.

Now Sl St into the 3rd round of back loops with White yarn.
Rnd 1: sl st into the back loop in the back with the sl st, Ch 3(counts as first dc), work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc, skip next back loop, *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch made), skip next back loop, *Repeat around, sl st.
Rnd 2. sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) *work a dc, ch 2, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) *work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st 
Rnd 3: sl st into the chain 2 of the v‑stitch, Ch 3(counts as first dc) *work a dc, ch 1, 2 dc (v‑stitch in the chain 2) **work 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc in the next chain 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st (same except just a chain 1) Fas­ten off.
Top Trim of the Dress
White yarn and H hook
Sl st into the top of the neck part of the dress, see the pic­ture above, in the next stitch, *work 3 hdc, sl st in the next stitch, *Repeat around, Fas­ten off.
Shoul­der Ruf­fle
both Shoul­ders
Pink yarn, H hook
In the Shoul­der of Row 9, sl st with pink yarn. ch 3(counts as first dc), work dc, ch 2, work 2 dc, *in the next stitch work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc, *Repeat across for 6 v‑stitches, in each stitch. Fas­ten off.
Rose
White yarn
H hook
Chain 30
Row 1: Dc in 5th ch from hook, [ch 2, dc] in same st. *Ch 2, sk 2 ch, [dc,ch2,dc] in next ch; rep from * across, end­ing [dc,ch2,dc] in last ch turn.
Row 2: ch 3, [ 1 dc, 3 tr, 2 dc] in first ch‑2 sp, *sc in the next ch‑2 sp, [2 dc, 3 tr, 2 dc] in next ch‑2 sp; rep from * across, end­ing sc in last ch- sp. Fas­ten off.
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crochet dress pattern

 

This cro­chet baby dress is avail­able in 3 to 6‑month-old babies. This is per­fect for any baby and is made with caron soft yarn. Wel­come to our step-by-step tuto­r­i­al on how to make a cro­chet baby dress. In this video, we will guide you through the process, pro­vid­ing easy-to-fol­low instruc­tions.
3–6 Months
Sup­plies:
H hook
J hook
K hook
Soft pur­ple-red heart yarn
Cream Van­na White yarn
Abbre­vi­a­tions:
ch=chain
sc=single cro­chet
dc=double cro­chet
sl st=slip stitch
hdc=half dou­ble cro­chet
2sctog=2 sin­gle cro­chet togeth­er
bpsc=back post sin­gle cro­chet
Instruc­tions:
J hook
Pur­ple yarn
Bodice: Make two of these, you will sew the seams togeth­er when you fin­ish
ch 35, hdc in the 3rd chain from the hook and each stitch across, turn
*ch 2, hdc in each stitch across, turn, *repeat 4 rounds,
2sctog once, hdc in each stitch across, 2sctog once in the last stitch, turn *repeat 4 more rounds, con­tin­ue with one of the straps, below.
Straps:
same yarn and J hook
at the end of the last round you fin­ished, turn, sl stitch in the first two stitch­es, *hdc in the next 4 stitch­es, turn, ch1, *repeat 6 times, sl st, fas­ten off,
For the oth­er strap, on the oppo­site side, sl st your yarn on, sl st in the next two stitch­es, *hdc in the next 4 stitch­es, turn, ch 1, *repeat 6 times, sl st, fas­ten off.
Make two sides for the bodice and sow seems togeth­er, stop sow­ing once you get to the decrease on the sides, those will be the arm holes, sew the straps togeth­er on top the of the straps too.
Skirt:
K hook, to have it flare out a lit­tle
pur­ple yarn.
rnd 1. sl st with pur­ple yarn at the bot­tom of the bodice, ch 2 * V‑stitch-(dc,ch1,dc) skip 2 stitch­es, *repeat, sl st on top of the chain 2.
rnd 2. ch 2, keep work­ing in rounds, don’t turn, work *(dc,ch1,dc) in each ch 1 space, *repeat, sl st on top of ch 2, repeat until you skirt is 9 inch­es long.
Ruf­fle at the bot­tom: con­tin­ue with round from the skirt, sl st, ch1, *(dc,ch1,dc,ch1,dc,ch1), sl st in the next chain, *repeat for the round, sl st in last stitch.
Flower:
H hook
pur­ple and cream yarn
Start with cream yarn
ch 5, sl st to form a ring
rnd 1. Work 10 sc in the ring, sl st in the beg. chain.
change to pur­ple yarn with sl st,
rnd 2. sc in the same stitch, *ch 3, skip the next st, sc in the next stitch, *repeat until you have 5(chain 3).
rnd 3. *ch 1, do 6 dc in the chain 3 space, ch 1, sl st in the pre­vi­ous sc space, *repeat until you have 6 ped­als in the chain 3 space.
Next Flower:
cream yarn
rnd 4. *bpsc, ch 5, bpsc, ch 5, *repeat until you have 5(5 chain spaces)
rnd 5. *ch 1, 9dc in the chain 5 space, ch 1, sl st in pre­vi­ous sc, *5(9dc ped­als) , sl st to fin­ish

fas­ten off and attach to dress. weave in the ends, your dress should be around 14–15 inch­es long in length.

 

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Enjoy this cute Cro­chet 12-month-old Sashay yarn top.  I made this cro­chet top pat­tern for my daugh­ter. I want­ed to find anoth­er way to use the Sashay yarn, so I made this cute shirt. I was hap­py to make a video with this pat­tern since I fig­ured it might be a lit­tle tricky to attach the sashay yarn to the top. I mea­sured this top for anoth­er 12 months; my daugh­ter had to ensure the mea­sure­ments were cor­rect.
Sup­plies: Red Heart White yarn, or what­ev­er yarn you pre­fer

Sashay yarn black and white, 1 ball for the tod­dler size.

White yarn, I hook
You will make 2 sides then con­nect the shirt togeth­er at the end of this pat­tern.
You will start the pat­tern at the bot­tom of the shirt.
Chain 42
Row 1. sc in the 2nd chain from the hook ‑41sc
Row 2. ch 1. dc in each stitch across, turn, ‑41dc
Row 3. ch 1. dc in back loops and each stitch across, turn ‑41dc
Row 4. ch 1. dc reg­u­lar loops and each stitch across, turn ‑41dc
Row 5. ch 1.  2dctog decrease in first two dc in the back loops and dc in the back loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last two dc stitch­es in the back loops ‑39dc
Row 6. ch 1. dc in the reg­u­lar loops and each stitch across, turn ‑39dc
Row 7. ch 1. dc in back loops and each stitch across, turn ‑39dc
Row 8. ch 1. dc in the reg­u­lar loops and each stitch across, turn ‑39dc
Row 9. ch 1.  2dctog decrease in twice in the back loops and dc in the back loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last 4 dc stitch­es in the back loops, turn ‑35dc

Row 10. ch 1. dc in the reg­u­lar loops and each stitch across, turn ‑35dc

Row 11. ch 1. dc in back loops and each stitch across, turn ‑35dc
Row 12. ch 1. dc in the reg­u­lar loops and each stitch across, turn ‑35dc
Row 13.  ch 1. 2dctog decrease in first two dc in the back loops and dc in the back loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last two dc stitch­es in the back loops, turn ‑33dc
Row 14.  ch 1. 2dctog decrease in first two dc in the reg­u­lar loops and dc in the reg­u­lar loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last two dc stitch­es, turn ‑29dc
Row 15. ch 1.  2dctog decrease in twice in the back loops and dc in the back loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last 4 dc stitch­es in the back loops, turn ‑25dc
Row 16.  ch 1. 2dctog decrease in twice in the reg­u­lar loops and dc in the reg­u­lar loops in each stitch across, 2dctog in the last 4 dc stitch­es, turn ‑21dc
Row 17. ch 1. dc in the next three stitch­es in the back loops, sc in the next 15 stitch­es in the back loops, dc in the last 3 stitch­es, turn  ‑21 stitch­es
Row 18. ch1. dc in the next three stitch­es in the reg­u­lar loops, hdc in the next stitch, slip stitch in each in the next 13 stitch­es, hdc in the next stitch, dc in the last three stitch­es, turn ‑21 stitch­es
Make 4 straps
Straps, con­tin­ue on from the top of the shirt, since you turned, con­tin­ue on,
Rows 1–5. ch 1. hdc in the next 3 stitch­es, turn  ‑3hdc (Repeat this 4 more times) fas­ten off.

Then to do the next strap, slip stitch on the begin­ning of the oppo­site side of the oth­er strap,

Row 1. ch 1. hdc in the same stitch as the sl st., then hdc in the next two stitch­es, turn ‑3hdc
Rows 2–5. ch 1. hdc in the next 3 stitch­es, turn  ‑3hdc (Repeat this 3 more times) Fas­ten off.
Now you will con­nect the two side togeth­er.  Stop sewing at Row 16., this will be the arms holes, you want to keep the arm holes open and not sewed.
I put the two pieces togeth­er but with the back loops sides fac­ing inward, I want to sew the sides togeth­er then turn it inside out, then the back loops will be fac­ing out­ward after you sew it and turn it inside out. You will need the back loops to sew in the Sashay yarn in the back loops.
So sew each sides togeth­er until you reach Row 16, make sure each back loop in the same rows match­es each oth­er, then fas­ten off, this will be where the arm holes begin. Then sew the two ends of the straps togeth­er for both straps.
 Ruf­fles:
Sashay yarn.
Sashay Ruf­fle: Bal­let, F hook
Rounds for Sashay skirt:  f hook for ruf­fles
Rnd 5. start in round 5 for ruf­fles. *Cre­ate the Sashay Ruf­fle on the hook first by fold­ing the yarn inward about an inch, and insert­ing the hook in the 2nd loop from the begin­ning of the fold. Skip two loops on the sashay yarn, insert the hook in the 3rd hook on the yarn and pull through the loops on the hook. (video explains this)
In Round 5, Insert your hook with the Sashay ruf­fle that you cre­at­ed (direc­tions above) in the first sc back loop at the back seam. skip one loop on the sashay yarn and insert the hook in the next sashay yarn loop and pull the sashay yarn loop through the skirt back loop and sashay yarn loop, this will cre­ate the 2nd ruf­fle. So, Insert your hook in each dc back loop for each round. Then skip one loop on the sashay yarn loop and then pull through both loops. *Repeat for each row for ruf­fles (Now you can do ruf­fles all the way around the front and back for round 5. or just do ruf­fles in the front, I just did ruf­fles in the front.)
Rnds 6–8: Skip rnds 6–8, of back loops, then start a row of ruf­fles in the end 9 of back loops.
Rnd 9. *Repeat Row of Ruf­fles (same ruf­fles as round 5. same as above.)
Rnds 10–12. Skip 3 rows of back loops
Rnd 13. *Repeat the Row of Ruf­fles (same as above.) and fas­ten off.
Leave the rest of the rounds unworked unless you want more ruf­fles, then con­tin­ue on.

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