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Anatomy Vest
Designed by: GrannyFlo Crochet

:@grannyflocrochet

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 Table of Contents:
3 Terms and Use, Inspiration, Questions
4 Video Tutorial
5 Measurement, Abbreviations, Materials
6 Stitch Tutorials: UDC, PPS
7 Waist Ribbing
8 Back Panel
12 Panel Decrease Category A
15 Panel Decrease Category B
18 Back Panel Continuation
20 Straps
21 Front Panel
25 Side Vessel Category A and B
26 Sternum
27 Rib Cage Design: Part One
30 Rib Cage Design: Part Two
35 Connecting The Panels
36 Neckline Ribbing
38 Sleeve Ribbing
39 Thank You Remarks

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 TERMS AND USE:
This pattern is STRICTLY for PERSONAL and NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. This
pattern, or any of its parts regardless instructions, images or design may NOT be
copied, altered, shared, redistributed, reposted or sold in any capacity. Recording
of any video of any instruction, exceeding 5 seconds, or any video tutorial based
on or “inspired by” this pattern is STRICTLY prohibited. Any finished works made
using this pattern may be sold, however, credits must be made and must be clear.
If you post any images of your completed work on social media, please credit
@grannyflocrochet on Instagram. By making use of this pattern, you must adhere
to all terms of use stipulated here.

PLEASE RESPECT THE WORKS, EFFORTS AND IDEAS

OF DESIGNERS, NOT JUST MINE BUT EVERYONE’S!

INSPIRATION:
Saw pictures of rib cage vest and I just thought of making my own version. BUT
instead of just the rib cage, why not add the other anatomical components such
as Spine, Heart, Vessels, Veins, etc.

QUESTIONS:
You may contact me @grannyflocrochet on instagram if you have any questions
about the pattern :3

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 Video Tutorial:
Follow this link for video tutorials that may give tips
and a better understanding of some of the steps
within this pattern:

https://www.canva.com/design/DAFoVkK6erg/view

Tutorials include:
“How to do a UDC”
“How to do a PPS”
“How to make the first row of the Spine”
“How to do LTC-A”
“How to do LTC-B”
“How to Connect the Panels”

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Measurements:
This vest is made to measure. It should fit snugly to your body
in order for the Ribcage design to have the desired effect. If
the vest is too loose, the ribcage design will sag.
M4
M1

Here are the following measurements you need: M3

M2

M1 - Bust Circumference
M2 - Waist Measurement (Half of Waist Circumference)
M3 - 1inch below underarm to Waist
M4 - Shoulder to Waist

Abbreviations: (US Terminology)

RS - Right Side TC – Treble crochet
WS - Wrong Side LTC-A – Long treble crochet version A
Ch – Chain LTC-B – Long treble crochet version B
Sl St – Slip Stitch FPTC – Front post tc
SC – Single Crochet PPS – Paired Puff Stitch
BLSC – Back Loop Single Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
UDC – Unfinished Double crochet
FPDC – Front post dc
BPDC – Back post dc

Materials:
-Yarn (I used fine cotton, yarn weight 2)
Amount per color: Amount mentioned is based on for size S.
Main Color (Green) - ~150g You need more yarn for bigger sizes. You
Bone Color (White) - ~100g can check the lookbook for reference
Ribbing Color (Brown) - ~100g how much others used for bigger sizes.
Heart Color (Orange) - ~5g (Scrap yarn is enough)
-3.5mm crochet hook You can use the same color for the entire
-Stitch Markers (preferably in 3 different colors) project BUT the Rib Cage and Sternum
-Darning Needle needs to be your chosen Bone Color since
-Measuring tape it’s the main detail of the design.
-Scissors

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 Stitch Tutorials:
How to do a UDC:
Yarn over, go into the next stitch and pull up a loop, yarn over pull through two loops. Basically

leave the last two loops for the next step.

How to do a PPS (Paired Puff Stitch):

(Yarn over, go into the next stitch and pull up a loop)*3 (you should have 7 loops on your hook),

yarn over pull through 6 loops (you should now have two loops left, yarn over pull through all

loops, ch1, (Yarn over, pull up a loop into the same stitch)*3 (you should have 7 loops on your

hook), yarn over pull through 6 loops (you should now have two loops left, yarn over pull

through all loops

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 Let’s Begin!
NOTE: READ CAREFULLY if you need to ch1, ch2, or no ch at all before turning your work.
If turning chain is counted as a stitch, then the first stitch of the row will be skipped.

Waist Ribbing:
Make a chain in multiples of 2 that measures your M2.

Row 1: ch1, skip the first chain from your hook, 1sc in every stitch

Row 2: ch3 (this counts as a stitch), 1dc in every stitch

Row 3: ch1, 1sc in every stitch

Row 4: ch3 (this counts as a stitch), (1fpdc into the dc on Row 2, dc into the

next stitch on Row 3)*repeat until you have 1 stitch left, 1dc

Row 5: ch1, 1sc in every stitch

Row 6: ch3 (this counts as a stitch), 1dc, (1fpdc into the dc on Row 4, dc into the

next stitch on Row 5)*repeat until end

Repeat Rows 3 to 6 until you’ve reached your desired ribbing height, BUT you have to stop on

a SC row (so either a repeat of Row 3 or Row 5, or simply your last row has to be an odd

number).

DO NOT CUT YOUR YARN!! You’ll continue the panel design from here. Only cut your yarn if

you’ll be using another color.

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Back Panel: (DO THIS FIRST)
The back panel will be the helpful guide when making the front panel, so it is advised to make
the back first.

RS Row 1: ch1, 1sc in every stitch

Find the middle 12 stitches. Color change to your Bone Color for these 12 stitches.
WS Row 2: ch3 (this counts as a stitch), 1dc in every stitch

Pattern Design starts here. Grab your stitch markers. If you have them in different colors, label
them as Marker A, Marker B, and Marker C.

First, let’s go through the designs of the stitches.

-PPS will be referred as “Vessel”
-4 Cable stitch will be called as “DNA”
-12 Cable stitch will be called as “Spine”
-Chains will be called as “Veins”

-Mark one stitch to side of the middle 12 stitches with Marker A (total of 14 stitches from one
mark to the other). This is where the “Spine” will be.
To the sides after Marker A, mark base of this sequence: skip 3, Marker B, skip 4, Marker C, skip
2, Marker C, (skip 4, Marker B, skip 4, Marker C, skip 2, Marker C)*repeat

Check Picture 1 and 2 for the guide. Orange – Marker A, Blue – Marker B, Green – Marker C.

Close Up Wide View

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1 23 1 234 1 2 1 234 1 234 1 2 12

1 2
Check the next page for the Pattern Guide.

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 Pattern Guide:
Marker A: Stitches in between the two markers will be used to make the Spine (12 Cable
Stitch)
Marker B: ONLY the stitch marked will be used to make the Vessel (Paired Puff Stitch)
Marker C: Stitches marked AND those in between will be used to make the DNA (4 Cable
Stitch)
The first and last stitch of the row will be a Vessel (Paired Puff Stitch)
All other stitches will be replaced with Veins (chains).

All our total stitch count will be different, hence there will be some adjustments needed.

Here are the conditions:

Condition A: IF the remaining stitches is EQUAL to 13, make the next DNA and Vessel (skip 4,
DNA, skip 4, Vessel)
Condition B: IF the remaining stitches after the last Marker B are NOT EQUAL to 13, DO NOT
make a DNA. Replace remaining stitches with chains, and the last stitch will be a Vessel.
Condition C: IF the remaining stitch is ONLY ONE, that stitch will be ignored.

Remaining Stitch = counted after every Marker B

Here are picture guides to have a clearer visual: (You may also check Page 19 for the full view)

Condition A Condition B Condition C

Make the next 14 remaining

DNA and Vessel stitches
Remaining 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
stitches is NOT 13 1 2 3 1112 13
14
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1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
13 remaining 10

stitches
6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13
Make only chains Next Vessel Ignore the last
14 and last stitch is one stitch
Last Vessel another Vessel

Last Vessel

Let’s now proceed to the pattern. The pattern is based on Condition A. Adjust accordingly
based on your condition as guided.
NOTE: ch2 and turn work at the beginning of each row

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RS Row 3: (PPS into the first stitch, ch4, skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO

stitches you skipped, 2FPTC (Pictures 3-5), ch4, skip the next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached

the last Vessel before Marker A (Picture 7), ch3, skip the next 3stitch, dc, skip the next 3stitch,

3FPTC, 3FPTC BEHIND the previous three posts, skip the next 3stitch, 3FPTC, go back to the

stitches you skipped, 3FPTC, dc (Pictures 8-11), ch3, skip the next 3stitch, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4,

skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the

next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

6 5 4 3 2 1

Skip

Start here
Go back here

3 4 5

Summary of Sequence

9 8 7 12 11 10 3 2 1 6 5 4

How it should look Last Vessel before

after the second Marker A

6 7 8
Vessel

The second 3FPTC

are behind the
first 3FPTC
12 11 10 9 8 5 4
7 6 3 2 1
6 5 4

3 2
1 6 5 4

Fold the first 3 FPTC down to How it should look

see the previous 3 stitches

9 10 11
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WS Row 4: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC (Picture 12), ch4, skip the chains)*
repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, 12BPDC

(Pictures 13-14), dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4,
skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

2 1
3
4 4
3 2 1 5 10 9
6 12 11 8 7

Start on the post that

Start on the post that is closest to your hook Start on the post that
is closest to your hook is closest to your hook

12 13 14
RS Row 5: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the
last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last

Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, 12FPTC (Pictures 15-16), dc, ch3, skip the
3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last
TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last
Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

4 3 2
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 1
12

Just do the stitches

How it should look
regularly

15 16
WS Row 6: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, 12BPDC, dc, ch3, skip
the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

Repeat Rows 3 to 6 until you’ve reached your M3, BUT You must end on a repeat of Row 3 (RS)

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Time to start decreasing the sides. Since we have different conditions when we made our back

panel, you must follow the step based on which category you fit in:

Panel Decrease Category A: For those that have Condition A or Condition C

Panel Decrease Category B: For those that have Condition B

The idea is to remove the Veins to have the Vessels and DNA side by side.

For those under Condition B, proceed to Page 15.

Panel Decrease Category A:

WS Decrease on Row 4: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space, ch2, skip the chains (Picture

17-18), 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip

the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains,

dc, 12BPDC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip

the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last DNA of the row, ch2, skip the chains, PPS into

the stitch before the ch1 space (Picture 19).

Only chain 2
Stitch after the
instead of 4 Stitch before
ch1 space
the ch1 space

ch1 space
ch1 space

17 18 19

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RS Decrease on Row 5: PPS into ch1 space, ch2, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC,

go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2LTC-A (Pictures 20-25), ch2, skip the chains,

(PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the last

TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last

Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3 chains, dc, 12FPTC, dc, ch3, skip the 3 chains, (PPS into

ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches

you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the PPS BEFORE the

last DNA, ch2, skip the first two chains, 2LTC-B (Pictures 26-31, Next Page), go back to the two

posts you skipped, 2FPTC, ch2, skip the chains, PPS into ch1 space.

Yarn over, insert hook

UDC on first
into first chain (Yarn over, pull
post
through two)*3

20 21 22

Repeat step on second

post, with the second

23 chain
24 25

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 UDC on third Yarn over, insert hook into the
chain third post, (yarn over, pull
through two)*3

26 27 28
Second LTC-B is
4
behind the first 3
2
1

GO BEHIND the first LTC-B, UDC

on fourth chain, repeat LTC-B Make the 2FPTC regularly with
step on fourth post the first and second post

29 30 31
WS Decrease on Row 6: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space, skip the chains, 4BPDC (Picture
32), ch2, skip the chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*
repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, 12BPDC,
dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*
repeat until you’ve reached the Vessel before the last DNA of the row, ch2, skip the chains,
4BPDC (Pictures 33), PPS into the stitch before the ch1 space.

Do the first two BPDC regularly, On the first two, you have to go
then for the next two, you’ll through BOTH the UDC stitch
make the post on the UDC stitch and the LTC stitch

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RS Decrease on Row 3: PPS into ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the last

TWO stitches you skipped, 2LTC-A, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2

stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until

you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, skip the next 3stitch,

3FPTC, 3FPTC BEHIND the previous three posts, skip the next 3stitch, 3FPTC, go back to the

stitches you skipped, 3FPTC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains

and the next 2stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the

chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the PPS before the last DNA, skip the first two stitches,

2LTC-B, go back to the stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, PPS into ch1 space.

For the continuation of the back panel, go to Page 18 after the other condition sections.

Panel Decrease Category B:

You decrease based on the remaining stitches (this includes the last PPS) you have MINUS one.

Example: If you had 10 remaining stitches, follow number 9.

In each row, you’ll be reducing the number of chains by the following:

11 – Row 1 reduce 3, Row 2 reduce 3, Row 4 reduce 3, Row 4 reduce 2 + PPS decrease

10 – Row 1 reduce 3, Row 2 reduce 2, Row 3 reduce 3, Row 4 reduce 2 + PPS decrease

9 – Row 1 reduce 3, Row 2 reduce 2, Row 3 reduce 2, Row 4 reduce 2 + PPS decrease

8 – Row 1 reduce 2, Row 2 reduce 2, Row 3 reduce 2, Row 4 reduce 2 + PPS decrease

7 – Row 1 reduce 2, Row 2 reduce 2, Row 3 reduce 2, Row 4 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

6 – Row 1 reduce 2, Row 2 reduce 2, Row 3 reduce 1, Row 4 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

5 – Row 1 reduce 2, Row 2 reduce 1, Row 3 reduce 1, Row 4 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

4 – Row 1 reduce 1, Row 2 reduce 1, Row 3 reduce 1, Row 4 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

3 – Row 1 reduce 2, Row 2 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

2 – Row 1 reduce 1, Row 2 reduce 1 + PPS decrease

1 - Row 1 reduce 1, PPS Decrease

NOTE: I’ll only discuss how to decrease the FIRST AND LAS T PPS. The rest of the stitches will

still be the following the original pattern repeat you did for the back panel.

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For those that have remaining 11 – 4 stitches:

Decrease Row repeat: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space, make a total chain after the Row

reduce, skip the chains, repeat the original pattern repeat until you’ve reached the second to

the last PPS, make a total chain after the Row reduce, skip the chains, PPS into the stitch before

the ch1 space. (Pictures 34-37)

Repeat until you reach the second to last Row Reduce (pause after Row 3)

Row Reduce (based on 7). I need to Continue the regular PPS and
reduce 2, so I only chained 5 stitches from here

5
4
3
2
1

Regular PPS in the ch1

space of the next PPS

34 35 36
Same on the other side

5
4
Stitch before 3
the ch1 space 2
1

ch1 space

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For those that have remaining 3 – 1 stitch:

Make the Back Panel Repeat Row 4 and 5

Decrease Row: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space, make a total chain after the Row 1 reduce,

skip the chains, repeat the original pattern repeat until you’ve reached the second to the last

PPS, make a total chain after the Row 1 reduce, skip the chains, PPS into the stitch before the

ch1 space.

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Last Decrease Row (FOR ALL) : ch3 instead of ch2 (for this row only. DOES NOT count as a
stitch), Yarn over, insert your hook into the stitch after the ch1 space of the first PPS and pull up
a loop, yarn over, insert your hook into the stitch before the ch1 space of the next PPS and pull
up a loop (all chains in between will be ignored), yarn over, insert your hook into the ch1 space of
the PPS and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through the first 6 loops on your hook, yarn over
pull through the last two loops, ch1, do the remaining step of a PPS into the ch1 space of the
current PPS (Pictures 38-40), repeat the original pattern repeat until you’ve reached the second
to the last PPS, do the first Puff into the ch1 space of the current PPS, ch1, yarn over, insert your
hook into the ch1 space of the current PPS and pull up a loop, yarn over, insert your hook into
the stitch after the ch1 space of the current PPS and pull up a loop, yarn over, insert your hook
into the stitch before the ch1 space of the last PPS and pull up a loop (all chains in between will
be ignored), yarn over and pull through the first 6 loops on your hook, yarn over pull through the
last two loops (Pictures 42-43).

Stitch before the ch1

space of the next PPS
2

3
1
ch1 space Remaining step
Stitch after
of the PPS
the ch1 space

38 39 40

Stitch before the ch1

space of the next PPS
3

2
First Puff of 1

the PPS Stitch after

ch1 space
the ch1 space

42 43
You should end on the RS of the panel.
Go to Panel Decrease Category A (Page 12) and follow the next steps for the decrease. You
may skip if you find your armhole already wide enough. Proceed to Page 18

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Back Panel Continuation:

WS NEW Row 4: PPS in ch1 space, 4BPDC, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4,
skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the
3chains, dc, 12BPDC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC,
ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to the last Vessel of the row,
4BPDC, PPS in ch1 space.

RS NEW Row 5: PPS in ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches you
skipped, 2FPTC, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back
to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached
the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, 12FPTC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS
into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches
you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to the last
Vessel of the row, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches you skipped, 2FPTC,
PPS in ch1 space.

WS NEW Row 6: PPS in ch1 space, 4BPDC, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4,
skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the
3chains, dc, 12BPDC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC,
ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to the last Vessel of the row,
4BPDC, PPS in ch1 space.

RS NEW Row 3 repeat: PPS in ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the
stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches,
2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Spine, ch3, skip the 3chains, dc, skip the next 3stitch,
3FPTC, 3FPTC BEHIND the previous three posts, skip the next 3stitch, 3FPTC, go back to the
stitches you skipped, 3FPTC, dc, ch3, skip the 3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains
and the next 2stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the
chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to the last Vessel of the row, skip the first two
stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, PPS in ch1 space.

Repeat Rows 3 – 6 until you’ve reached your 1inch before your M4, BUT you must end in a
repeat of Row 4 (WS).

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 How the Back Panel should look:

Condition A Condition B

@lavenderBunny6580 @seamingly.a.hooker

Skipped Panel Decrease A

Condition Bv

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Straps:
For the last two rows, you will only do the first and last Vessel-DNA-Vessel. All remaining
stitches in between will be ignored. Do one strap at a time.

Those that skipped Panel Decrease A, remove the 4 chains in between so that your first two
Vessels and first DNA is side by side (making the Vessel-DNA-Vessel set).

RS Next row: PPS into ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches you
skipped, 2FPTC, PPS into ch1 space
WS Last Row: PPS into ch1 space, 4BPDC, PPS into ch1 space
Ch1 to secure, and cut your yarn. Leave a tail long enough for sewing later.

For the other side strap, make sure your project is facing the RS.
Make a slip knot, pull the loop through the right stitch beside the ch1space of the second PPS
(Picture 44)
RS Next Row: Ch2, PPS in ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches
you skipped, 2FPTC, PPS into ch1 space

WS Last Row: PPS into ch1 space, 4BPDC, PPS into ch1 space

You’ll notice that the Spine is shorter than the rest of the stitches. That’s normal. It’s all
scrunched up together, so it’ll end up shorter, but if you stretch it it’ll match the rest.

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Front Panel:
Repeat the Ribbing as you have done for the back panel

Bottom Design
RS Row 1: ch1, 1sc in every stitch
WS Row 2: ch3 (this counts as a stitch), 1dc in every stitch

Pattern Design starts here. Grab your stitch markers. If you have them in different colors, label
them as Marker A, Marker B, and Marker C.

First, let’s go through the designs of the stitches.

-PPS will be referred as “Vessel”
-4 Cable stitch will be called as “DNA”
-Heart stitch will be called as “Sternum”
-Chains will be called as “Veins”

-Find the middle 14 stitches and mark it’s first and last stitch with Marker A. This is where the
“Sternum” will be.
To the sides after Marker A, mark base of this sequence: skip 3, Marker B, skip 4, Marker C,
skip 2, Marker C, (skip 4, Marker B, skip 4, Marker C, skip 2, Marker C)*repeat
Check Picture 45 for the guide. Orange – Marker A, Blue – Marker B, Green – Marker C.

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The Front Panel should have the same amount of stitches as the Back Panel. Hence, the
condition you fall under will be the same as with the Back Panel.

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Pattern Guide:
Marker A: Stitches marked AND those in between will be used to make the Sternum (Heart

Stitch)

Marker B: ONLY the stitch marked will be used to make the Vessel (Paired Puff Stitch)

Marker C: Stitches marked AND those in between will be used to make the DNA (4 Cable

Stitch)

The first and last stitch of the row will be a Vessel (Paired Puff Stitch)

All remaining stitches will be replaced with Veins (chains).

Let’s now proceed to the pattern. The pattern is based on Condition A. Adjust accordingly

based on your condition as guided.

NOTE: ch2 and turn work at the beginning of each row

RS Row 3: (PPS into first stitch of the row, ch4, skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last

TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached the

last Vessel before Marker A, ch3, skip the next 3 stitches, 2dc, ch4, skip the next 4 stitches,

make 2dc in the next 2 stitches (4dc in total), ch4, skip the next 4 stitches, 2dc, ch3, skip the

next 3 stitches, (PPS into next stitch, ch4, skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO

stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached the last

Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

WS Row 4: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until

you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the 3chains, 2dc, ch2, skip the

4chains, 2dc in the next 4 stitches (8dc in total), ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc, ch3, skip the

3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until

you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

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RS Row 5: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to

the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached

the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the 3chains, 2dc, ch3, decrease the next 4 stitches

into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops; Picture 46-47), ch2, decrease the next

4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops), ch3, 2dc, ch3, skip the

3chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches

you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel of

the row. You should end with a PPS.

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WS Row 6: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until

you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the chains, 2dc, ch4, skip the next

3 chains and 1 stitch, make 2dc in the next 2 stitches (4dc in total), ch4, skip the next 3 chains

and 1 stitch, 2dc, ch3, skip the chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4,

skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a
PPS.

RS Row 7: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to

the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached

the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the chains, 2dc, ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc in the

next 4 stitches (8dc in total), ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc, ch3, skip the chains, (PPS into ch1

space, ch4, skip the next 6stitch, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC,

ch4, skip the next 4stitch)*repeat until you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should

end with a PPS.

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WS Row 8: (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the chains, 2dc, ch3, decrease the
next 4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops), ch2, decrease the next
4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops), ch3, 2dc, ch3, skip the
chains, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains, 4BPDC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last Vessel of the row. You should end with a PPS.

Rows 3 to 5 is Set A, Rows 6 to 8 is Set B. Repeat the set until you’ve reached a just above the
end of your REAL rib cage is or under your chest, BUT end on the Set A. (you can use the back
panel to help. Doesn’t have to be super accurate.)

DO NOT CUT YOUR YARN!!

Side Vessels
Grab your back panel and mark the sides where you stopped your repeat for the front panel.
From there, put another mark on the sides after every 3 rows 5 times (Picture 48-49). This is a
3set PPS.

For the remaining rows, there’s two categories:

Side Vessels Category A: For those that have Condition A or Condition C
Side Vessels Category B: For those that have Condition B

Last Mark

Set 5

Set 4

Set 3

Set 2

Set 1

First mark where

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Side Vessels Category A:
Next Row: PPS into the ch1 space

The remaining stitches will be completely ignored. Repeat until you’ve reached the decrease

row (same as the back)

Side Vessel Row 1: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space

Side Vessel Row 2: PPS into the ch1 space

Side Vessel Row 3: PPS into the stitch after the ch1 space

Repeat the Next Row repeat until you’ve reached the last mark you have based on the back

panel guide.

Other side:

Repeat the step above, start by making a slip knot, remove your hook from the slip knot, insert

your hook into the ch1 space of the last PPS, grab the slip knot, ch2, PPS into the ch1 space

NOTE: Make sure you start with the WRONG SIDE for the next row as you ended on a RS in

the last row of the panel.

Side Vessels Category B:

Instead of just the first and last Vessels of the row, you’ll be making the first and second, and

second to last and last.

Next Row: PPS into the ch1 space, chain the amount you need,

PPS into the ch1 space.

The remaining stitches will be completely ignored. Repeat until

you’ve reached the decrease row (same as the back)

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Do your decrease row like how you did in your back panel.

Repeat step on the other side.

NOTE: Make sure you start with the WRONG SIDE for the next row as you ended on a RS in

the last row of the panel.

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Sternum: (Use your Bone Color)
After you’re done with the sides, you’ll continue working on the Sternum. Ch1 and turn work
at the beginning of each row
NOTE: Make sure you start with the side you’re supposed to do next. If you ended you set
repeat on a WS then your Next Row should be on the RS, and vice versa.

Sternum Row 1: 2dc, ch4, skip the next 3 chains and 1 stitch, make 2dc in the next 2 stitches
(4dc in total), ch4, skip the next 3 chains and 1 stitch, 2dc

Sternum Row 2: 2dc, ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc in the next 4 stitches (8dc in total), ch2, skip the
4chains, 2dc

Sternum Row 3: 2dc, ch3, decrease the next 4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull
through all 5 loops), ch2, decrease the next 4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull
through all 5 loops), ch3, 2dc

Sternum Rows 1 to 3 are considered a set. Repeat until you’ve reached the same number of
rows you did for the side vessels.

For those that want to have a separate color for the heart, follow Picture 51-52:

NOTE: You may notice that the sternum seems shorter than the Side Vessels. This is
completely fine.

This is how your work should look

after Side Vessels and Sternum

For the last chain, instead

of using the Bone color, Before finishing the
switch to your new color stitch, switch back into
the bone color

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RIB CAGE DESIGN: PART ONE
Have the piece Right-side facing.

Count the stitches you have of those in between the Side Vessels and the Sternum. Basically,

the stitches you ignored (Picture 54). This is called the “Remaining Stitches”.

NOTE: Paired Puff stitches is equal to 3 stitches.

For the next following instructions: IF the number after “PLUS/MINUS” is highlighted, you

can adjust it (go higher or lower) to fit your preference or for your M1.

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32
31
30
28 29
1 2 3 4 2627
5 6 21 22 23 24 25
7 18 19 20
17
8 9 15 16
10 11 12 13 14

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First Rib:
-Make a slip knot using your bone color and remove it from your hook.
-Insert your hook into the ch1 space of the first PPS on the first 3set PPS and grab the slip
knot. (Picture 55)
-Chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have BEFORE the next PPS of the previous row
from the Bottom Design PLUS one (1), sl st into the ch1 space of the PPS (Picture 56). (Chain
the amount of Remaining Stitches you have BEFORE the next PPS of the previous row from
the bottom design PLUS two (2), sl st into the ch1 space of the PPS)*repeat until the last PPS.
You should end with a sl st (Picture 57). Chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have
BEFORE the Sternum PLUS one (1).
-On the sternum, each heart has three rows. Make a sl st on the SECOND row of the first
Sternum set, ch1, sl st on the THIRD row first Sternum set. (Picture 58-59)
-Ch1, Turn work, make 1dc in each chain (excluding the chain and sl st you made on the ster-
num) and sl st.
-Sl st into the ch1 space of the second PPS of the first 3set PSS. Ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the
third PPS of the first 3set PSS, ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the first PPS of the second 3set PPS.
(Picture 60)

Sternum
Set 1

ch1 space of the first PPS

Last PPS before
of the first 3set PPS
the Sternum

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Sl st on third PPS of Set 1, ch1, sc
on first PPS of Set 2, ch1, sc on
second PPS of Set 2

Sternum
Set 1
Ch1 and sl st on
the THIRD Row Set 2

Set 1

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Second Rib:
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have PLUS one (1).
- Make a sl st on the SECOND row of the second Sternum set, ch1, sl st on the THIRD row of
second Sternum set.
-Ch1, Turn work, make 1dc in each chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the ch1 space of the second PPS of the second 3set PSS. Ch1, sc into the ch1 space of
the third PPS of the second 3set PSS, ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the first PPS of the third 3set
PPS.

Third Rib:
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS two (2).
- Make a sl st on the SECOND row of the third Sternum set, ch1, sl st on the THIRD row of the
third Sternum set.
-Ch1, Turn work, make 1dc in each chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the ch1 space of the second PPS of the third 3set PSS. Ch1, sc into the ch1 space of
the third PPS of the third 3set PSS, ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the first PPS of the fourth 3set
PPS.

Fourth Rib:
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS four (4).
- Make a sl st on the SECOND row of the fourth Sternum set, ch1, sl st on the THIRD row of the
fourth Sternum set.
-Ch1, Turn work, make 1dc in each chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the ch1 space of the second PPS of the fourth 3set PSS. Ch1, sc into the ch1 space of
the third PPS of the fourth 3set PSS, ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the first PPS of the fifth 3set
PPS.

Fifth Rib:
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS six (6).
- Make a sl st on the SECOND row of the fifth Sternum set, ch1, sl st on the THIRD row of the
fifth Sternum set.
-Ch1, Turn work, make 1dc in each chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the ch1 space of the second PPS of the fifth 3set PSS.
-Ch1, cut off your yarn

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RIB CAGE DESIGN: PART TWO

Have the piece Right-side facing

First Rib:

-Make a slip knot using your rib cage color and remove it from your hook.

-Insert your hook into the SECOND row of the first Sternum set

-Chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have BEFORE the next PPS of the previous row

from the Bottom Design PLUS one (1), sl st into the ch1 space of the PPS, (Chain the amount of

Remaining Stitches you have BEFORE the next PPS of the previous row from the bottom

design PLUS two (2), sl st into the ch1 space of the PPS)*repeat until the last PPS, chain the

amount of Remaining Stitches.

-Sl st into the ch1 space of the first PPS of the first 3set PPS, (ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the

next PPS)*repeat 3 times, you should be at the ch1 space of the first PPS of the second 3set

PPS (Picture 61).

-Turn work, sl st into ALL the farthest line of the “V” stitch and the backloop of the chains.

(Picture 62)

-Make 1dc into every chain and sl st.

-Sl st into the THIRD row of the first Sternum set.

First PPS of Set 2

Set 1 Backloop of Farthest line

the chain of the “V”

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NOTE: If you’ve made any adjustments on the number highlighted after “PLUS/MINUS’ on

your part one, you should adjust the SAME for your part two.

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Second Rib:
-Ch1, sl st into the FIRST row of the second Sternum set, ch1,
sl st into the SECOND row of the second Sternum set
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you
have PLUS one (1).
-Sl st into the side of the sc you did earlier on the ch1 space of
the first PPS of the second 3set PPS (Picture 63), (ch1, sc into
the ch1 space of the next PPS)*repeat 3 times, you should be
at the ch1 space of the first PPS of the third 3set PPS.
-Turn work, sl st into the farthest line of the “V” stitch and the
backloop of the chains.
-Make 1dc into every chain and sl st.
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-Sl st into the THIRD row of the second Sternum set.

Third Rib:
-Ch1, sl st into the FIRST row of the third Sternum set, ch1, sl st into the SECOND row of the third
Sternum set
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS two (2).
-Sl st into the side of the sc you did earlier on the ch1 space of the first PPS of the third 3set PPS,
(ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the next PPS)*repeat 3 times, you should be at the ch1 space of the
first PPS of the fourth 3set PPS.
-Turn work, sl st into the farthest line of the “V” stitch and the backloop of the chains.
-Make 1dc into every chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the THIRD row of the third Sternum set.

Fourth Rib:
-Ch1, sl st into the FIRST row of the fourth Sternum set, ch1, sl st into the SECOND row of the
fourth Sternum set
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS four (4).
-Sl st into the side of the sc you did earlier on the ch1 space of the first PPS of the fourth 3set
PPS, (ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the next PPS)*repeat 3 times, you should be at the ch1 space
of the first PPS of the fifth 3set PPS.
-Turn work, sl st into the farthest line of the “V” stitch and the backloop of the chains.
-Make 1dc into every chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the THIRD row of the fourth Sternum set.

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Fifth Rib:
-Ch1, sl st into the FIRST row of the fifth Sternum set, ch1, sl st into the SECOND row of the fifth
Sternum set
-Turn work, chain the amount of Remaining Stitches you have MINUS six (6).
-Sl st into the side of the sc you did earlier on the ch1 space of the first PPS of the fifth 3set PPS,
ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the next PPS. You should be at the ch1 space of the second PPS of
the fifth 3set PPS.
-Turn work, sl st into the farthest line of the “V” stitch and the backloop of the chains.
-Make 1dc into every chain and sl st.
-Sl st into the THIRD row of the fifth Sternum set.
-Ch1, cut off your yarn

How it should look

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Top Design:
You’ll be repeating the pattern of the Bottom Design, but just like the back panel we’ll be
decreasing by removing the first two sets of Veins (or 4chains).

This is regardless which condition you are.

-Have your piece face Wrong-side facing.

-Make a slip knot using your main color. Remove your hook from the slip knot.
-Insert your hook into the ch1 space of the Last Side Vessel PPS, grab the slip knot.

Row 1: PPS in ch1 space, skip the first dc from the fifth rib cage, 4tc, skip the next stitch, (PPS in
the next stitch, ch4, skip the next 5stitches, 4tc, ch4, skip the next 5 stitches)*repeat until you’ve
reached the last PPS before the Sternum, ch3, skip all remaining stitches, 2dc (This is how it
should look: Picture 65), ch4, skip the next 3 chains and 1 stitch, make 2dc in the next 2 stitches
(4dc in total), ch4, skip the next 3 chains and 1 stitch, 2dc, ch3, skip the same amount of remain-
ing stitches you did before the Sternum, (PPS in the next stitch, ch4, skip the next 5stitches, 4tc,
ch4, skip the next 5 stitches)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to last Vessel of the row,
skip the next stitch, 4tc, skip the next stitch, PPS into the ch1 space of the opposite Last Side
Vessel.

IF the last mark for your rib cage design is

BEFORE your decrease section based on your
back panel, follow the same instructions you
Follow Top Design Remaining
did for your remaining stitches from your back Instructions stitches
panel, while the rest follows the current
instructions.
(Picture 66)

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@mahalsolstitch

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Row 2: ch2, turn work, PPS in ch1 space, skip the first two stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the stitches
you skipped, 2FPTC, (PPS into ch1 space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go
back to the last TWO stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve
reached the last Vessel before the Sternum, ch3, skip the chains, 2dc, ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc
in the next 4 stitches (8dc in total), ch2, skip the 4chains, 2dc, ch3, skip the chains, (PPS into ch1
space, ch4, skip the chains and the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the last TWO stitches you
skipped, 2FPTC, ch4, skip the chains)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to last Vessel of
the row, skip the next 2 stitches, 2FPTC, go back to the last two stitches you skipped, 2FPTC, PPS
in ch1 space.

Row 3: ch2, turn work, PPS in ch1 space,4BPDC, (PPS in ch1 space, ch4, 4BPDC, ch4)*repeat until
you’ve reached the last PPS before the Sternum, ch3, skip the chains, 2dc, ch3, decrease the
next 4 stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops), ch2, decrease the next 4
stitches into one (UDC, UDC, UDC, UDC, Pull through all 5 loops), ch3, 2dc, (PPS in ch1 space,
ch4, 4BPDC, ch4)*repeat until you’ve reached the second to last Vessel, 4BPDC, PPS n ch1 space

Here it what it should look like: Picture 67

Top Design is the modified version of the Bottom Design where the first and last two “ch4”
is removed. Repeat Set A and B (Pages 22 - 24) with the added modifications until you’ve
reached your desired neckline.

DO NOT CUT YOUR YARN!

Repeat the steps for the Straps (Page 20), BUT

instead of only doing two rows, repeat until you have
the same amount of rows as you have for your back
panel.

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Connecting The Panels:
Try the vest on yourself and see how well it fits you.

-Have your panels on top of each other with the RS facing out. Grab a stitch marker and mark

the last row of the panels BEFORE the decrease.

-Grab your main color and make a slip knot. Remove your hook from the slip knot.

-Insert your hook into the side of the dc of the first row and grab your slip knot (Picture 68)

-Ch1, sl st into the side dc of the first row on the other panel. (Picture 69)

-Ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the next row’s PPS, ch1, sc into the ch1 space of the PPS in the

SAME row on the other side (Picture 70-71 ). Repeat until you’ve reached your mark of the last

row of the panels BEFORE the decrease.

-Ch1, cut off your yarn. Repeat the step on the other side.

Ch1, sc into ch1 space of the PPS of

the SAME row on the other panel

Sl st on the DC
on the other side Ch1, sc into ch1
DC of the
space of next PPS
first row

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READ THIS:
The highlighted “ch1” can be adjusted based on how long
How the stitches
you need the connection to be for it to fit you, especially if should move
you ended up with a smaller panel than intended. You can
make a longer chain (ch2, ch3, ch6, ch8, etc.) BUT remember,
the stitches are a bit stretchy due to the chains in between,
AND you need the vest to fit snuggly to your body or the Rib

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Cage design will not press on your body to give the effect.

-Grab your darning needle and sew the top of the straps and the sides of the ribbing together.
You can use any type of stitching method you prefer. Some stitching methods look better with
the RS facing out, others with the WS facing out. Adjust based on what you used.

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Neckline Ribbing:
Have the piece Right-side facing.
-Grab you ribbing color (or any color you prefer) and make a slip knot. Remove the slip knot
from your hook.
-On the center of the front panel is the two chains in the Heart Stitch or Sternum. Insert your
hook on the left chain (Picture 72) and ch1 (this doesn’t count as a stitch)
-Make a number of chain based on the length on how long you want the ribbing to be (I
recommend it to be long since the neck hole is quite big. For reference I made 8)
-Ch1, skip the first stitch from the hook, 1BLSC in every chain.

Pattern Repeat: Sl st on the the vest, turn work, 1BLSC in every stitch on the ribbing, ch1, turn
work, 1BLSC in every stitch

Here is how the sl st on the vest works:

You’ll be slip stitching based on the design of the stitch (Vessel, Veins, DNA, etc.) Picture 73

Sternum - sl st into the next stitch and three chains, then once you’ve repeated the BLSC step,
sl st into the 2dc
Vessels - sl st into three stitches (two stitches and the ch1 in the middle)
Veins - sl st into all three/four chains
DNA - sl st into all four stitches
Spine - you will divide it by 3 stitches since total is 12. So sl st in every 3 stitches after repeating
the BLSC step. The first and last dc of the Spine, you will sl st those a long with the
previous/next Veins
Straps - (sl st into the ch1 space of the next PPS, ch1, sl st into the ch1 space of the next
PPS)*repeat this step after repeating the BLSC step (Picture 74-77)

Middle two
chains

PPS Veins Sternum

Veins DNA Veins

Sl st Sl st Sl st Sl st Sl st Sl st
Sl st
Left chain

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 Skip, sl st directly
into Veins
Next PPS

74 75 76

Last middle chain

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Do this around the entire neck hole. Once you’ve reached around, you should be left with the

other middle chain of the sternum (Picture 78)

-Sl st into the chain then fold the both sides of the ribbing together.

-Sl st into the BL of both sides (Picture 79)

-Ch1, cut your yarn

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Sleeve Ribbing:
Have the piece Right-side facing.

-Use your ribbing color (or any color you prefer) and make a slip knot. Remove the slip knot

from your hook.

-On the center of the sleeve where you made the Connecting of Panels, insert your hook

through the gap and grab your slip knot and ch1 (this does not count as a stitch; Picture 80)

-Make a number of chain based on the length on how long you want the ribbing to be (For

reference I made 3)

-Ch1, skip the first stitch from the hook, 1BLSC in every chain.

-Sl st in the ch1 space of the next PPS (Picture 81), turn work, 1BLSC in every stitch, ch1, turn

work, 1BLSC in every stitch. Repeat until you’ve gone around the whole sleeve.

-Sl st again on the center of the sleeve where you made the Connecting of Panels (Picture 82)

-Fold the both sides of the ribbing together.

-Sl st into the BL of both sides

-Ch1, cut your yarn

Repeat on the other side.

Center Same Center

Ch1 space of next PPS

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