Chunky Housecoat Free Crochet Pattern
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You know what’s better than Netflix and crochet? Netflix and crochet – IN A CHUNKY HOUSECOAT! This chunky housecoat free crochet pattern is the perfect solution!
Chunky Housecoat Free Crochet Pattern
This newest housecoat pattern is heavy, it’s warm, it’s comfy and it’s free! Choose to add the sleeves – or not! I liked it both ways but decided to go with the sleeved version for added warmth. For this crochet pattern you’ll need super bulky yarn (bulky would suffice, although the housecoat would be a tad bit smaller) and a 10mm crochet hook. Since this yarn is so thick the pattern works up SUPER fast, and you don’t need many stitches! I love that.
If you’d rather make a worsted weight housecoat find that pattern here.
Also, if you love my shirt you can get one here. Eat, Sleep, Crochet, Repeat!
Materials:
Super Bulky/Size 6 yarn (approx. 1000 yards)
-Lion Brand Hometown USA used
Crochet hook in size N/P/10 mm
Gauge:
7 hhdc and 6 rows = 4” square
Notes:
-Place first st in same as turning.
-If you dislike using the Herringbone Half Double crochet, regular Half Double would suffice as well.
-If you would like the housecoat shorter, you’ll remove chains from the beginning chain, and remember that number throughout.
-If you need help don’t hesitate to shoot me an email!
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Chunky Housecoat Pattern:
Row 1: Fhdc – 65 (or ch-66, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each to end) (65)
Rows 2 – 32: Ch-1, hhdc in each st to end.
Rows 33 – 36: Ch-1, hhdc in 50 sts. (50)
Row 37: Ch-1, hhdc in 50 sts AND THEN ch-16. (66)
Row 38: Hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and each st to end. (65)
Rows 39 – 48: Ch-1, hhdc in each st to end. (65)
Attach yarn at bottom of other side as pictured.
Rows 1 – 4: Ch-1, hhdc in 50 sts. (50)
Row 5: Ch-1, hhdc in 50 sts AND THEN ch-16. (66)
Row 6: Hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and each st to end. (65)
Rows 7 – 16: Ch-1, hhdc in each st to end. (65)
Fold fronts in and sew up shoulders using the Mattress Stitch.
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Making sure to start at bottom right (if wearing the sweater) and looking at right side:
Row 1: Ch-1, hhdc in each st up to collar, across neck and down other side.
Row 2: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st around.
*if you’d like more edging or more coverage, simply continue adding edging rows, one at a time.
Do you want sleeves? If not, I don’t blame you! But if you do… please continue…
Sleeves:
Attach yarn at bottom right of armhole as pictured.
Row 1: Ch-1, hdc2tog, hdc2tog. Hhdc in next 30 openings. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (32)
Row 2: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in next 28 sts, hdc2tog, hdc2tog. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (30)
Row 3: Ch-1, turn, hdc2tog, hhdc in next 26 sts, hdc2tog. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (28)
Row 4: Ch-1, turn, hdc2tog, hhdc in next 24 sts, hdc2tog. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (26)
Rows 5 – 8: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st around. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (26)
Row 9: Ch-1, turn, sc in each st around. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (26)
Pockets:
Row 1: Ch-13, hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each to end) (12)
Rows 2 – 10: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (12)
Turn work clockwise so that you can crochet up the side.
Sc in same st and in each row end to corner. (10) sc in same st (the corner st), turn work clockwise once more and sc down to end.
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing to fronts.
Sew pockets on, about 20 sts up from the bottom and 7 rows in from the inner edge. Note that you may want to wash your finished housecoat BEFORE adding the pockets. Where they lay now may relax after washing and you may wish you would have placed them higher.
You’re done! I thought about adding a small tie closure to the front, but I’m going to leave it as-is for now and make that decision after wearing for a week or two. I hope you’ll share photos of your Chunky Housecoats with me by tagging @HeartHookHome on Instagram and Twitter, and by sharing in the Heart Hook Home Crochet Community group on Facebook!
More free crochet patterns:
Child Size Housecoat Free Crochet Pattern
The Hedonist’s Housecoat: Free Crochet Housecoat Pattern (Medium, One-Size and Plus Size)
Four-Hour Fall Sweater Free Crochet Pattern
The Nerdy Bookworm Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
