Looking for a crochet project that blends tradition and fantasy in an extraordinary way? Look no further than our Elsu Lopakápa Crochet Pattern! Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Icelandic lopapeysa and the enchanting elegance of Elsa’s Fifth Spirit dress from Frozen 2, this pattern offers a unique and captivating crochet experience.

But don’t be fooled - this pattern is not for novices. With its intricate stitch patterns and detailed instructions, it’s best suited for experienced crochet enthusiasts who are looking for a challenging and rewarding project. But the result will be a stunning, cozy coat that embodies the enchantment of Frozen and the warmth of Icelandic heritage.

With clear instructions and a range of sizes, this pattern is designed to help you unleash your creativity and bring your own unique vision to life. So, whether you’re an experienced crochet virtuoso or an adventurous intermediate crafter, our Elsu Lopakápa Crochet Pattern is the perfect project for those looking for a one-of-a-kind creation.

Materials

3.5 mm hook
4 mm hook
20 balls of Léttlopi 0051 (White)
8 balls of Léttlopi 1702 (Lilac)
4 balls of
Léttlopi 9438 (Pink)
Léttlopi 9432 (Purple)
Léttlopi 1404 (Turquoise)
Léttlopi 1701 (Dark blue)
Léttlopi 0054 (Grey)
60cm white zipper
Yarn needle
Scissors
Stitch markers
Tape measure
Sewing needle and thread

Stitches

Chain (ch)
Slip stitch (sl st)
Single crochet (sc)
Single crochet decrease (dec)
Single crochet increase (inc)
Front loop only/ Back loop only (FLO/BLO)

Pattern notes

Project is worked flat with a wrong side and right side.

Sizes

S (M, L, XL)
89 (98, 107, 114) cm bust
35 (38.5, 42, 45)” bust

Gauge

18 sts and 24 rows of sc = 10cm x 10cm (4” x 4”) with 4 mm

Note
Mine does look a little different because I bought my white yarn in Álafosslopi instead of Léttlopi like the silly sausage I am and had to improvise.
Yours will probably end up looking a lot better if you use the right yarn.

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