This post has moved!You can now find this pattern at my new online home: http://www.emmyandlien.com/blog/pattern-the-peach-pocket-tunic or purchase directly from my Ravelry store: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/peach-pocket-tunic  5/21/2015 07:56:04 am
Thank you for your lovely comment Maria! I'm working on larger sizes for this pattern so who knows, your girls might get to wear it after all ;-)
Nancy
1/12/2016 06:59:29 pm
I love this pattern and can't wait for you to develop it in larger sizes so I can make it for my 4 and 7 year old granddaughters. You have a great eye and I enjoy your blog and ability to create colorfully.
Claire Wilkins
5/20/2015 04:08:29 am
This is just beautiful & such a well written, detailed pattern too. Thank you for sharing. I'll definitely be trying this out! 5/21/2015 07:56:32 am
Oh I hope you do, let me know how it turns out!
MarieAnge
5/20/2015 06:02:31 pm
I'll be making this for my granddaughter! Such a pretty little dress that can grow with her into a tunic and then a top. Love it! 5/21/2015 07:57:26 am
Thank you so much MarieAnge. I hope your little granddaughter likes the dress if you make it for her - let me know how it turns out! 5/21/2015 12:21:18 am
This dress is so cute! I love the pockets!
Anse
5/21/2015 02:14:25 am
This is so pretty. Do you perhaps have this in a knitting pattern as I am not very good in crocheting with wool. I am going to give this a try, but prefer knitting. Thanks Anse 5/21/2015 07:58:51 am
Hi Anse, I'm afraid not - I can't knit! Let me know how you get on with it if you decide to give it a go. 5/24/2015 08:29:34 pm
This is stunning! What a great job Eline! I would so make one in adult size for myself... :) 5/26/2015 02:21:05 am
Haha, thank you! Well, a complete range of sizes (0 to adult) should be available as a paid pattern later this year, so you might well be able to make it in your size eventually :-)
Cheyanne
5/26/2015 02:20:09 pm
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!!!! I'd love this in a 9-12 mo size :) 6/4/2015 03:31:15 am
Stay posted Cheyanne, it'll be available in a full range of sizes eventually ;-)
jessica
6/3/2015 01:58:02 pm
Hi, for the back panel row 59 it says repeat row 5(34 stitches), should that say 16 stitches as row 58 only has 18? Or have I messed up completely?! 6/4/2015 03:30:23 am
You're absolutely right Jessica, thank you for pointing that out. I've corrected it now.
Jessica Wagg
6/4/2015 10:48:34 am
Great! Thanks for the beautiful pattern:)
Vanessa Pilalis
7/3/2015 05:09:50 am
This is a beautiful dress. I would like to adapt this to my size. Any chance of a adult size? Could work as a dress or a top over leggings or skinny jeans or in my case ciggarette trousers. 7/8/2015 06:49:52 am
Hi Vanessa, I'm glad you like the dress! I think it would work very well over jeans or trousers too, and as such I do hope to publish it in a range of sizes later this year. It'll be available as a paid pattern, so please bear with me and stay tuned! 7/19/2015 03:10:52 am
Thank you for sharing your pattern. 8/26/2015 02:42:59 pm
I had a look at your version and it looks great without the pockets too ;-)
Hannah Maskell-White
8/23/2015 03:31:11 pm
Have just finished the back panel. Think mine is a bit smaller - but I am a newbie to crochet! Am keeping going 😊 8/26/2015 02:41:12 pm
We all have different tension so it's possible your stitches are a bit tighter than mine. Blocking will open them up though, so it might not matter in the end. Let me know how you get on!
Amanda
11/8/2015 10:44:53 pm
I love this dress I saw in the comments where eventually u were going to work on different sizes. Was just curios if you had any smaller sizes yet I would love to make one for my niece for christmas. 11/12/2015 02:11:05 pm
I'm so sorry, but due to personal circumstances (i.e. there never being enough hours in the day!) I won't be able to get the additional sizes out until next year. Thanks for stopping by though.
Liedewij
1/5/2016 07:57:27 pm
Hi, love the dress! Somehow it doens't look crochet-like at all. 1/11/2016 03:31:19 pm
Hi Liedewij, I'm so glad that you like the dress! I'll do my best to help you: after you have done the 5 sl st in to row 15, can you see where the remaining stitches need to be done in row 16? It should just look like a normal row from that point, and you alternate sl st into the front and back loops as opposed to DC. If it's easier for you not to worry about the front and back loops but rather to st st as normal, that's okay too. Let me know if you're still stuck! Comments are closed.
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