Tanya Hi Mary, Thank you for reaching out
96%POLYESTER/ 4%SPANDEX
#8: White Tie Dress Code White tie is the most formal of all dress codes and it is reserved for fancy events, such as balls, galas, and weddings
Sleeve Separation (RS) ch2 Back hdc in the next 16[19,21,24,27] sts Armhole hdc in ch st skip the next 27[31,35,41,45] sts hdc in the ch st Front hdc in the next 33[39,43,49,55] sts Armhole hdc in ch st skip the next 27[31,35,41,45] sts hdc in the ch sp Back hdc in the next 17[20,22,25,28] sts sl st to the first hdc turn TOTAL STITCHES 70 [82, 90, 102, 114] Body Row 1 (WS) ch2, hdc in each st around, sl st to the first hdc, turn Repeat first row 1[1,3,3,5] times Puff Row (WS) ch2, alternate puff/hdc around the row, sl st to the first puff st, turn Hdc Row ch2, hdc in each st around the row turn Skirt Ruffle Row (see pic & video below) ch2, *[work (1 hdc in the front loop, 1 hdc in the back loop) in the first hdc] repeat from * across row, sl st to the first hdc, turn Skirt Row 1 ch2, hdc in each st across, sl st to the first hdc, turn Repeat Skirt Row 1 until your dress measures 33cm/13in [41cm/16in,46cm/18in, 56cm/22in, 63.5cm/25in] from the top of the shoulder or your desired length
