My latest design in Sheep(ish) is available for free now on Caron.com. For this one, I paired the wavy lines of the Arcade Stitch pattern with a clean, boxy cut to create a roomy, go-with-everything jacket. Penny Arcade can be dressed up by belting and pairing with a funky skirt or sleek pants. Make it casual by throwing it over a t-shirt and jeans. It works with anybody's style really, and is the perfect garment to keep around when you want to cozy-up!
Too hot to crochet this one today? Well, you can still plan ahead for the Fall. Right now through July 16th, Sheep(ish) is on sale for $2.99 a ball at participating JoAnn stores! Find a store here. Buy now, crochet later!
Stitch.Rock.Love,
Vickie
Oh wow I really love that. I think I might make one in Yellow(ish). And then wear it ALLLLL fall.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so very comfy! You are talented!
ReplyDeleteJacket looks awesome - great styling and photos!
ReplyDeleteThank ya, ma'am. I styled it myself. Photos are by Jack Deutsch. :)
ReplyDeletelove it! couldnt see it on their site though...bummer!
ReplyDeleteTurtle--if you click on the Penny Arcade link above, it'll take you to the pattern on their site. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, adorable!! Love the design and the colour. Perfect for our chilly Norwegian autumn coming up.
ReplyDeleteJust love the design! I have to learn how to crochet asap! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you
Love the design. Very chic!
ReplyDeleteCan I buy the finished produc!t I can't crochet!
ReplyDeleteLove this design! I wish I could just buy it already made! =)
ReplyDeleteI was looking for the pattern and couldn't find it. Is it still available?
ReplyDeleteYup, there's a link in the post. :) Here you go: http://www.caron.com/vickiehowell/patterns/penny_arcade/penny_arcade.html
ReplyDeleteWhere can I find those shoes the model has on?
ReplyDeleteFrom my closet. ;-) They're Jeffrey Campbell Woodsies from last year.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! Must make this IMMEDIATELY!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vickie! XO
Love the pattern! Only thing is that I'm a bit confused on how to start it if you could please help me out?
ReplyDeleteSure thing! What specifically are you confused about? Stitches? Supplies?
ReplyDeleteHow you start really I understand the basic concept but when it says to simply chain one are you meanining off of the foundation.chain.or just simply chain one and jump right in? Sorry I just love the jacket and I want to get it as right as I possibly can. If you are meaning off.of the foundation chain how many.do we chain?
ReplyDeleteAnd also what does ws stand for in row one?
ReplyDeleteKandace: So, here's the gig: The foundation chain is only that first row of chain stitches. After that, when you need to chain 1 (I'm assuming this is on a single crochet row), it's just to gain the height at the beginning of a row necessary to work single crochet stitches across the rest of the row. In other words, a ch1 is the same height as a sc.
ReplyDeleteWS = wrong-side
HTH!
xx, V