Beautiful skirt

Crochet ruffle (flounce) knitting pattern for a fluffy skirt (knitted in the round replacing the chain stitches with air stitches)





Nuances of crocheting a multi-layered dress with ruffles:
1) Ruffles are connected to each other using a filet mesh: 1 double crochet, 1 chain stitch, 1 double crochet, 1 chain stitch, etc.
2) If a lining is to be used, deep rows under the ruffle can be crocheted with a larger filet mesh, replacing double crochets with double-double crochets and/or increasing the number of air stitches between the double crochets.
3) A slight waistline can be achieved by changing to a smaller hook size. If necessary, you can create a waistline/narrowing with the number of air stitches in the filet mesh and then decrease/increase the number of repeats.
4) If the dress is planned to be worn without a lining, in the necessary areas of the dress, instead of the filet mesh, you can try to knit a solid fabric with double crochets. However, if the yarn is not very thin, and the ruffles are not particularly mobile, then you can do without a lining even with the regular filet mesh.
5) Start crocheting the dress from the bottom up. Knit a sample of the ruffle. Wash it, measure the width of one element, and calculate the necessary number of repeats, focusing on *hips plus a few cm for ease*. Then, if desired, narrow the fabric closer to the waist and widen it closer to the bust.
6) Everyone chooses their own yarn. Original dresses are knitted from natural silk yarn, but we have to choose from what we have on hand: Iris, viscose silk Kamtex, Narcissus, Pekhorka Pearl, Orion (Vita), Tulip from Yarn Art (you need to get used to knitting, but the products look nice)