Easy DIY Blue Blouse Using Sensy’s Calinia Yarn

In today’s project, we’re making a beautiful and simple blue crochet blouse using Sensy’s Calinia yarn. This pattern is beginner-friendly and works up quickly using basic stitches and smart connection techniques for a clean finish.

✂️ Materials You’ll Need

• Sensy’s Calinia yarn in blue

• Crochet hook (suitable for the yarn weight)

• Scissors

• Tapestry needle

• Stitch markers (optional)

• A neckline attachment tool or accessory ring

🧵 Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Start with a Foundation Chain
Begin by chaining 122 stitches. This will form the base width of your blouse, depending on your sizing.

Step 2: Work in Double Crochets
Once the chain is complete, work the entire row using double crochet stitches. This creates a soft and breathable fabric with a nice drape, especially with Calinia yarn.

Step 3: Add Neckline Attachment Tool
Use a neckline attachment ring or accessory. This will act as the joining or anchor point for your neckline. Simply work your stitches around or into the tool as needed.

Step 4: Create the Matching Piece
Crochet a second panel just like the first one, again using double crochets. This will serve as the back or the opposite side of your blouse.

Step 5: Connect the Pieces
To begin connecting, chain two at the start of the next row. Then work into the base stitch while using the neckline attachment as a joining guide. This forms a secure and even connection between pieces.

Step 6: Check the Fit and Look
Lay the connected parts flat and examine the structure. You should now see a neat neckline forming and a smooth joining of the panels. The fabric should have a beautiful texture and flow.

💡 Pro Tips

• Adjust the number of starting chains depending on your preferred size.

• Use stitch markers to evenly align pieces before joining.

• Block your pieces before assembly for a more professional finish.

🧶 Final Thoughts

With just a few simple steps and Sensy’s soft Calinia yarn, you can create a stylish and comfortable blouse perfect for any season. This easy pattern is great for beginners looking to expand their garment-making skills.