Maia Tunic
According to Roman Mythology, the Godess Maia embodied the concept of growth and was the personification of Spring. This tunic evokes all of those same Spring vibes. It has three main motifs, each one depicting the Sun, Bees and Flowers. It’s a loose tunic that can be worn over shorts, as a dress, or even as a cover up over swimwear. There are very few seams to sew and the length is easily adjusted.
According to Roman Mythology, the Godess Maia embodied the concept of growth and was the personification of Spring. This tunic evokes all of those same Spring vibes. It has three main motifs, each one depicting the Sun, Bees and Flowers. It’s a loose tunic that can be worn over shorts, as a dress, or even as a cover up over swimwear. There are very few seams to sew and the length is easily adjusted.
According to Roman Mythology, the Godess Maia embodied the concept of growth and was the personification of Spring. This tunic evokes all of those same Spring vibes. It has three main motifs, each one depicting the Sun, Bees and Flowers. It’s a loose tunic that can be worn over shorts, as a dress, or even as a cover up over swimwear. There are very few seams to sew and the length is easily adjusted.
This listing is for the PDF crochet pattern. The PDF includes both English and Spanish versions (el PDF incluye el patrón en Inglés y en Español).
It is comes in US terms and with lots and lots of very helpful pictures. The pattern also includes charts for all of the motifs in the tunic, which makes it super easy!
Level - Easy
Materials
YARN: Approximately (S) 820 m, (M) 860 m, (L) 900 m, (XL) 940 m, (XXL) 980 m, (XXXL) 1200 m of DK yarn (size 3)
Sample used Drops Cotton Light, Cotton-Polyester blend.
HOOKS: 6 mm or size needed to meet gauge.
NOTIONS: A tapestry needle.
Gauge: 14 sts x 7 dc rows = 10 cm x 10 cm
Please contact me if you need any clarification or if you have any questions regarding the pattern.
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