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Crochet Top Instructions with Lurex Silk Yarn
Susan
Nov 16, 2020 03:09 AM


You’ll Need:
350g of silk yarn with lurex in silver color;
Crochet hook 2.
Size:
M.
Stitches Control:
28 sts = 10 cm.
Instructions
Back
Make 120 chain sts and work due to the scheme 1. At 50 cm height, bind off 16 sts from both sides for arm-holes and knit straight. In 10 cm from the beginning of arm-holes, bind off the central 56 sts and continue work on 16 sts for each strap separately. At 74 cm height, finish your work.
Front
Make in the same way as back. At 57 cm height, bind off the central 56 sts for the neck-hole and finish your work on 16 sts for each strap separately. At 74 cm height, finish your work.
Assembly
Make shoulder and side seams. Fasten the lower edge, arm-holes, and neck-hole line with fringe due to the scheme 2.
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What stitches do the symbols in the «scheme» refer to? Single crochet? Double crochet? Half double? Treble? What? Or do you just try to figure on a swatch? Not improved much.
Circle — chain st, x — single crochet and another sign stand for double crochet
why don't you have a chart on what stiches mean on all your work and can your work be a little larger for people you have a problem with seeing .thank you