Figure-flattering / flattering designs to make by hand now

Dear users, dear designers,
get your enchanting figure-flattering designs / flattering models now. You’ll love them.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

This poncho made from sock yarn isn’t just easy to knit—it’s ideal for beginners with basic skills. It also playfully conceals a few extra curves. Perfect for between seasons.

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This vest creates a slimming effect—thanks to the vertical stripes that are crocheted on. It has a slightly fitted waist and is perfect for between seasons and on cool summer days. You should have some knitting experience to tackle this project. The pattern is for size 40/42.

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This poncho-style shawl flatters the figure and is a real eye-catcher. It’s fun to knit the pretty lace pattern with its waves. Perfect for going out or strolling along the beach on cool summer evenings.

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Sagoromo adapts to every figure thanks to RVO.



This knitted skirt flatters your hips and can be worn in sizes 38 to 44 thanks to an elastic waistband.
Other sizes are also possible by simply modifying the pattern.

The right cut and flowing lines make a garment look flattering. The body contours are gently skimmed, making you simply look slimmer. Here are a few examples from me. For more sample photos, information, and the pattern, just click on the headings.

Warm regards from Ina

Summer Poncho

It is easy to knit, since only 2 pattern rows alternate continuously. However, you do need a bit of stamina. It is simply worn casually over a dress or top. The poncho swings with every step. It hides little problem areas and simply looks charming. You can pair it with modern clothing or with a festive “little black dress.”





Cardigan

This cardigan is very figure-friendly thanks to its longer shape (it goes past the bottom) and the elongating shawl collar. You can wear it open or closed with a tie belt. It is knitted top-down as a raglan in one piece.





Princess Dress for Small Dolls

Yes, our dolls want to show off their slim figures too. These pretty dresses are very easy and quick to knit. You can combine them with various shawl collars. You can also work in small beads (all of that is described very precisely in the pattern). But the dresses also look great on their own.

Below is a selection of wonderful tunics that are perfect for hiding a few extra curves :-) Have fun with them.


1) “Turquoise” tunic with batwing sleeves in the trendy oversized look. This tunic is quick and easy to crochet and is also suitable for beginners.
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2) “Arielle” tunic: wonderfully flattering—it even fits over a baby bump.
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3) The “Mayla” tunic is very easy to crochet—a must-have for your basic wardrobe.
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