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Summer Fashion 2020 | Meet the Makers | Part 3

Did you watch our Summer Fashion Show in collaboration with Anchor? If not you can watch it here!!

Also, Are you curious about all the makes in the video?

We will be sharing some tidbits about each of our makes spread out over 3 Parts.

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Here’s Part 3…

Watch our IYC makers talk about their Anchor makes and scroll down to read all about it!!!

Verbana Lacy Top by Rosy Bakshi of @mnhcrochetcreation

Hello Everyone,
I am here to talk about my Verbena Lacy Top. Initially when I was learning crochet, i used to refer to patterns a lot and get inspired by all the wonderful ladies who come out with such brilliant Artistic ideas. Now, I keep pushing myself to create something of my own. So when we told about Anchor project, I thought this is the right time to do it!
Verbena is the name of multicoloured tiny flowers of purple, pink and white. I have designed this top with lacy flowers at the top and bottom with star stitch which looks like flowers, and hence verbena is apt for it.
I used Anchor knitting cotton 4057.
In total I used 300 gm ( 6 balls) of yarn. Around 900 m of yarn is required for this. I have made this in medium size. I used 4 shades for this top. Purple-shade 101, Mauve-104, pink-049, Beige-926. The best part of this top is, you can use up yout stash. I would say an advanced beginner could make this easily. The front panel and back panel are exactly the same. Its stitched up from the sides, before i made the sleeves. I used anchor because i trust the quality. It has fast colours and besides being suitable for many other projects, It’s perfect for wearables too.
Hook size: 2mm

Finnish Sqaure Boho Top by Noumin of @naore_the_blot

I am Noumin and my insta handle is @naore_the_blot . I am not much of a wearable crocheter and when i got a rare opportunity of making one, i choose a pattern that involved a lot of squares. i chose to do my top with Finnish squares and hence the name finnish square boho top. The yarn i used is Anchor mercerised knitting cotton 4057. And I used about 7 colours. The colours of the squares you require only upto or less than 30 gms and the main colour used to joing the sqaures for fringes you require upto 50gms. the hook size used is 2.5mm. The pattern is a beginner friendly, easy to do pattern. only challenge i faced making it is weaving in a million ends as a result of using multiple colours. It can be made to fit any size from child to adult easily. I am so happy with how it turned out and i hope you will love making it too.

Tikhi Mirchi Dress by Chandana Kiran of @naughty_knotz

Tikhi Mirchi is a vibrant ensemble, Designed by Chandana Kiran @naughty_knotz, Indian-inspired, boho-chic dress a perfect amalgamation of Indian and western flavours for a global appeal. Designed for any woman, wherever she may be in the world–  who loves, lives and breathes free spirit
Designed with Anchor Mercerised cotton 4060 DK weight yarn using 250 grams for a medium size and sewed along using linen. It’s a made to fit dress , follow @naught_knotz for details on the pattern

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The JuJu Scarf by Divya Bhat of @stringtierey

Hello everyone,
I’m Divya Bhat. I’m the maker and designer behind @stringtierey. I have designed The JuJu scarf for the Summer Fashion Show 2020 in collaboration with Anchor Crafts and IndiaYarnCircle.
The JuJu scarf is dedicated to my dear friend and the design concept translates her personality into a scarf pattern. The scarf is made is 3 balls of 50gms each, AKC 4057 – fingering weight yarn with a 3.5mm hook. It’s embellished with beads and tassels and is the perfect summer make.
The pattern also allows for the use of 4 balls of AKC 4ply 4060, dk weight yarn with 4.5 mm hook.
You can find The JuJu Scarf pattern on Ravelry, Payhip and Lovecrafts.com under my brand name Stringtierey.

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