This pattern dynamically calculates the rows and stitches based on your inputs into the PDF. In order for the pattern to work correctly, you will need to open the pattern in Chrome when on your computer, and Adobe Reader (free app!) when on your phone.

The Fern Peplum Tee is a crochet Mae to Measure pattern designed to fit your body exactly, with set-in sleeves shaped with short rows and a flowy treble crochet peplum. The body uses linked double crochets for a clean fabric, while the sleeves and peplum use treble crochets for a perfect drapey finish. The peplum is designed to start right at the waist, giving a classic peplum silhouette.

You can use any yarn weight with this pattern, making it so you can have a lightweight summer tee or a cozy layering piece!

This is an intermediate pattern, so you’ll need to be comfortable with basic crochet stitches before starting. Video tutorials are included for the linked double crochet and the sleeve construction.

MAE TO MEASURE
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A Mae to Measure pattern is an interactive PDF pattern that calculates the number of stitches, rows, and yardage for a pattern. The benefit of a Mae to Measure pattern is that it makes your pattern size inclusive to virtually any body size (theoretically, it should even work for an infant!) This is done by allowing the user to type in their body measurements into the pattern. Then, in the background, the pattern will calculate all the math within the pattern to fit the person perfectly.

SIZES
Virtually any size! Since it calculates your measurements using your body’s measurements, this pattern will work for everyone.

EASE
The pattern has a built-in ease of +1”/2.5 cm in the body and +2”/5 cm in the armholes. The sleeves and peplum are intentionally larger for a flowy look.

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate

MATERIALS
• G/4mm crochet hook
• Or the size your yarn suggests using
• Any yarn
• I used DK weight yarn - Universal Yarn Wool Pop in Sage

VIDEO TUTORIALS
• Linked Double Crochet & Foundation Linked Double Crochets
• The sleeves tutorial is linked in the pattern

Share your finished work by tagging #FernPeplumTee, #MaeToMeasure, and @mae.crochets.