Peachy Crochet Suit
You’ll need:
500g of peachy yarn (50% cotton, 50% viscose; 425m/100g);
Crochet hooks 2,5 and 3.
Size: S-M.
Instructions
Top
Make 180 chain sts and circle them in the ring, make 4 rows of double crochets. Then, make 16 pattern repeats due to the scheme 1, 4 rows of double crochets, decrease 10 crochets in the 1st row. For strap, make cord in 2 threads of yarn with crochet hook 3 and insert it in the holes between crochets of the last, but one row.
Cape
Make 224 chain sts and circle them in the ring, make 1 row of double crochets. Then, make 3 pattern repeats in height due to the scheme 2. Then, join the yarn to the lower edge of cape and make 1 row of double crochets, make 2 chain sts at the place of central 6 crochets in every pattern repeat. Next row: double crochets, 1 double crochet in the arch of 2 chain sts. Make 3 double crochets together in these places in the next row for neck-hole. Then, fasten the upper edge of cape with 1 row of “shrimp stitch”.
Skirt
At first, make fringe. Make 252 chain sts and circle them in the ring and make 1 row of double crochets around. Then, make 3 pattern repeats in height due to the scheme 2. Then, join the yarn to the set-up row and make 4 rows of double crochets, decrease 26 crochets in the 1st row. Then, make 5 pattern repeats due to the scheme 1, 3 rows of double crochets, decrease 26 crochets in the 1st row, 6 pattern repeats due to the scheme 1. Make 6 rows of double crochets along the upper edge of skirt for belt, decrease 40 crochets in the 1st row.
Pretty pattern for a young woman. But your instructions need a little tweaking to be 100% usable.
If you use a «named» stitch, other than SC, DC, or other basic stitches, you should include the stitch instructions. Basically, you need to explain what your «Shrimp Stitch» is before tossing it into your instructions or provide charted instructions for this stitch. Just saying, there are hundreds of «named stitches» out there, and some of them have multiple variations using the same name for the pattern or many names for the same pattern.
Thanks for your corrections, I'll include them