Coral Hibiscus Skirt Set Crochet Pattern

Coral Hibiscus Skirt Set Crochet Pattern

Center: With coral pink main color, ch 4, join to form a ring.

Round 1:Ch 1, work 6 sc into ring, join.

Round 2:Switch to cream yarn, 6 times.

Round 3:in each loop, join.

Optional pearl center: Sew one bead through the center after blocking for extra dimension.

Target flower diameter is 4.5 to 5 cm. Small differences between flowers are acceptable. Never stretch a motif to force it to fit a particular spot.

Leaf Appliqués (Make 36)

With 3.5 mm hook and leaf green yarn, chain 8.

Working in one side of the chain: sc in second ch, hdc in next, dc in next 2, hdc in next, sc in next, 3 sc in final ch.

Rotate and work into the unused chain loops on the other side: sc in next, hdc in next, dc in next 2, hdc in next, sc in last. Join to first sc.

Leave a 25 cm sewing tail. Each leaf should measure approximately 4 x 2 cm after blocking.

Placing the Appliqués

Before seaming, lay out your panels flat and position the flowers and leaves:

  • 16 flowers placed diagonally down the front skirt panel, running from the right waist toward the left lower edge
  • 12 flowers distributed around the hem
  • 4 flowers on each cuff

Attach one leaf beside each flower. Distribute everything in a single layer with small gaps between motifs. Keep seam allowances and the slit opening clear of decorations.

Pin everything first, then sew at the centers and petal bases using fine matching yarn. Take your time with placement because this is what gives the set its signature look.

Belt or Drawstring

With coral pink main yarn and 3.5 mm hook, chain 281. Slip stitch in second chain and every chain across.

The target cord length is 155 to 170 cm. Adjust your initial chain length to reach that measurement before working the slip stitches. Knot both ends securely to prevent unraveling.

Assembly Instructions

Gather your main-color yarn, tapestry needle, and 4.0 mm hook for any slip-stitch joining. Use mattress stitch unless otherwise noted. Match row ends carefully and keep seams flexible.

Join 1 (Shoulders):With right sides facing outward, mattress-seam each front shoulder to its matching back shoulder, one stitch to one stitch.

Join 2 (Sleeves):Mark 26 row ends down from each shoulder on both front and back panels. Center each sleeve’s last row at the shoulder seam. Ease half the sleeve width to the front and half to the back. Pin four equal sections and sew.

Join 3 (Top Sides and Underarms):Close the top sides from hem to armhole marker and the sleeve underarms from cuff edge to armhole.

Join 4 (Skirt):Seam one skirt side from hem to waist completely. On the other side, leave the bottom 39 row pairs unsewn for the side slit, then seam the remainder to the waist.

Assembly Checkpoint

Verify that shoulder widths match and sleeves are centered without twisting. The assembled chest should measure approximately 108 to 110 cm around after seam take-up. Try the top over your intended slip before adding edging. Both sleeve seams must match in length.

Edgings and Details

Switch to your 3.5 mm hook and main-color yarn for all edgings. Mark the first stitch of every round.

Neckline Edging

Round 1:Attach yarn at back neck. Sc into 33 center back positions, 2 sc in each of 2 back neck row ends, 2 sc in each of 8 front neck row ends, 33 center front positions, then mirror both side edges. Join.

Round 2:Ch 3, dc in each sc, join.

Round 3:Ch 3, 53 times, join.

Round 4:Repeat Round 3. Fasten off.

Cuff Edging (Each Sleeve)

Round 1:Sc into first 7 foundation stitches, then sc2tog 35 times around the remaining foundation edge. Join.

Round 2:Dc in each sc. Join.

Rounds 3-6:21 times, join.

Fasten off after Round 6.

Slit Edging (Each Edge)

Row 1:Sc 2 into each exposed row end. Fasten off at slit top.

Skirt Hem Edging

Row/Round 1:With RS facing, sc once into each foundation position. Treat both panels as one open row if there is a slit, otherwise join as a round.

Row/Round 2:33 times. At an open hem, fasten off after the final skipped stitches. For a closed hem, join to first sc.

Top Hem Edging

Round 1:Sc once into each of 198 foundation positions, join.

Round 2:Dc around, join.

Round 3:99 times, join.

Round 4:Repeat Round 3, join and fasten off.

Edging Checkpoint

The neckline should lie flat and stretch comfortably over your head. Cuffs should measure approximately 21 to 23 cm around without forcing. The hem should have 33 scallops. If any edging flares or pulls, adjust your hook size and rework while keeping the listed counts. Secure all motifs and beads through multiple fabric strands without visible puckering.

Skirt Waist Casing and Cord

Round 1:At the top of the joined skirt, sc in each dc and ch-1 space, join.

Rounds 2-4:Hdc in every stitch, join.

Round 5:Hdc in next 94 sts, ch 2, skip 2 sts, hdc in next 6 sts, ch 2, skip 2 sts, hdc in last 94 sts, join. Place the holes at front center by shifting your round start if needed.

Rounds 6-10:Hdc in every stitch and chain position, join.

Fold the casing inward at Round 5. Whipstitch Round 10 to the base of Round 1, leaving a 5 cm gap open.

Cut your elastic to your comfortable waist measurement plus 2 cm. Overlap the ends by 2 cm and sew a secure box stitch. For an 80 cm waist, use 82 cm of elastic before the overlap.

Thread the elastic through the casing, join the ends, then close the gap. Thread your crochet cord through the two front openings above the elastic.

Important: Check that your elastic extends comfortably over your hips before closing the casing completely.

Finishing Your Coral Hibiscus Set

Pass 1: Weave each tail through at least 5 cm of adjacent stitch backs, reverse direction and repeat, then trim after checking that everything is secure.

Pass 2: Damp-block all pieces flat to the schematic dimensions. Pin scallops evenly and support all garment weight during blocking. Avoid heat on acrylic blends and avoid pressing textured stitches flat.

Pass 3: Let everything dry completely, fit over your intended lining, and inspect each seam, cord end, and bead. Fold for storage rather than hanging long term.

Final Checkpoint

Your finished hem should be even, with the slit length measuring 30.0 cm before edging. Record your actual finished measurements and yarn used in the maker notes section at the end of the pattern. Do a wear-test for walking, sitting, and raising your arms before wearing this set out.

Care Instructions

Follow the care instructions on your yarn label. Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent if compatible with your chosen yarn. Support the garment while wet, roll in a towel to remove excess water, and dry flat. Remove any detachable embellishments before washing.

Inspect sewn beads before wearing. Long cords, tassels, and open lace can snag, so keep clear of machinery and flame. If the hem drags on the ground, shorten it for safety.

Full-length coral hibiscus crochet maxi skirt and matching crop top with ribbed trim and side slit

Fit Tips Before You Begin

Block your pieces to measurements and baste seams before permanent joining. Check that the neckline passes over your head comfortably, the hips have adequate walking ease, and the hem clears the floor in your intended footwear.

The belt shapes what is otherwise a straight silhouette. If you need to adjust length, change only in complete texture repeats below the armhole. Document any altered row numbers before seaming so you can replicate the changes on matching pieces.

This coral hibiscus skirt set is one of those projects that looks incredibly impressive but builds on techniques you likely already know. The mesh panels work up rhythmically once you establish the pattern, and the dimensional flowers give you that satisfying appliqué work without overwhelming the project. Take your time with the blocking and assembly stages because that is where the professional finish really comes through.

Thank you so much for choosing this pattern for your next crochet adventure. If you make this set, I would absolutely love to see it! Share your photos on Instagram or in our Facebook group so we can celebrate your beautiful work together.

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