Unlike the Catherine Wheel pattern which had just 5 rows of instructions, in this one, each row is unique and the instructions are quite lengthy. That's when I created the below graph to make it simpler.
Graph:
- The jacket starts from the Top Left corner (marked an arrow).
- Plz ignore the border edging done around the vest, that's done after finishing the vest. The border edging does not include the lower scalloped shape.
- Follow the diagram vertically starting from top left.
- The stitches used are the basic Chain, Single Crochet, Double Crochet & Treble Crochet
- To begin, ch 51. DC in 4th ch from hook, work 1 dc each in next 2 dc. Ch 6, skip 6 ch. sc in each of next 5 ch. Ch 6...
- Please refer diagram for complete instructions.
- The mesh pattern is worked with a gap of 2 ch.
- For the long stitch that appears as a line from the center of the flowers is worked in Treble Crochet.
- To create the steps like lower edging, add 6 ch, work dc in 4th ch, followed by dc in 5th & 6th ch.
- To begin the part around armholes, add chain, count 3ch per cell (as per diagram).
- Edging is worked in 3 rows of SC.
- The front edges may be either stitched together or buttons could be added.
Also, in the diagram ignore the part marked in red - that creates extra long arm holes.
I know, these instructions may not help much, but I hope the diagram lays a framework to create a similar jacket.
This jacket would require around 150 grams of wool.
This jacket would require around 150 grams of wool.
And if you want the detailed instruction, you can find it here: http://jollyplum.blogspot.com/2008/11/white-mesh-vest-pattern-for-horse-not.html
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