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Now a days it seems like all the kids dress up as superheroes, princesses, or comic book villains for Halloween, but Im a purist, favoring the classic cast of characters: witches, pumpkins, ghosts, zombies, and vampires

Row 1 Chain 5, loosely sl st in 2nd chain from hook until 1 chain remains, sl st into last chain and stitch/row in garment [ 4 sl st ] Row 2 Chain 1, turn, loosely sl st in BLO of previous row [ 4 sl st ] Row 3 Chain 1, turn, loosely sl st in BLO of previous row until 1 stitch remains, Sl st in BLO of last stitch and into next stitch/row in garment [ 4 sl st ] Remaining rows Repeat Row 2 & Row 3 until you have reached Row 1 around neck or arm hole, slip stitch first and last rows together to join ribbed trim Fasten off Repeat for both arm holes and neck of cover-up BLOCKING ( Optional ) For optimal results secure cover-up on a flat surface and steam or lightly spray with water, press, and allow to air dry Thank you for L O O P I N G together this L A K E S I D E inspired project with me!
Check out my favorite versions of the little white dress in the carousel below
ABRA (an asymmetrical, draped two piece bridal gown with a side slit and transparent tulle sleeves)