You ever have one of those projects where you start with one idea, but somewhere along the way, it takes on a life of its own? That’s exactly what happened with the Mod Mode Dress. I thought I was making a simple oversized sweater, but then I kept adding, tweaking, refining—until suddenly, I had this effortlessly chic, cozy-yet-structured piece that felt straight out of a high-fashion crochet dream.
Honestly, I think my brain was subconsciously recreating the kind of thing I’d reach for on those I-want-to-look-put-together-but-feel-like-I’m-in-a-blanket days. You know the ones. You want a look that says effortlessly cool, but you also want comfort levels that rival your softest loungewear. And thus, the Mod Mode Dress was born.
🧶 What Makes It Special?
This dress is all about balance—structured but flowy, minimalist but with just enough detail to make a statement. It’s worked in two simple panels (front and back), with sleeves and spacious inside pockets made directly onto the body—perfect for keeping your hands warm or carrying small essentials without adding bulk.
The fabric? Wide Half-Double Crochet for a relaxed, airy texture that drapes just right. The Herringbone Single Crochet edges add a subtle, refined finish—just enough detail to make it stand out while keeping the look effortless.
And the best part? It’s easily adjustable—want it longer? Just add rows. Prefer a different sleeve length? Simple tweak. This design is all about comfort, ease, and versatility.
📺 YouTube Tutorial
I won’t leave you guessing—I’ve got a full video tutorial for size small on YouTube where I walk you through every step. If you’re the kind of maker who likes visual guidance, this will be your best friend.
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See the pattern page for all available information for this design, like tutorial, photos, materials list, gauge, size guide, finished measurements, stitch key, specialty stitches, notes, FAQs and reviews.
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