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How to Create a Crochet Top with Black Mercerized Cotton Yarn
Susan
Apr 02, 2021 11:11 PM



You’ll Need:
300g of black 100% mercerized cotton yarn (280m/50g);
Crochet hook 1.4.
Size:
M.Used Patterns:
Main pattern: due to the scheme 1.
Fringe: due to the scheme 2.
Stitches Control:
8 pattern repeats x 17 rows = 10 x 10 cm.Note:
Work from up to down.Instructions:
Back:
Make 121 chain sts + 3 chain sts increase and work with the main pattern. In 8 rows, increase 7 x 1 pattern repeat in every 2nd row from both sides for shoulder chamfers. In 20 rows from the beginning of work, crochet 30 rows straight, then, bind off 4 x 1 pattern repeat in every row from both sides for sleeve chamfers. Make 32 rows more and finish your work.
Front:
Make in the same way as back.
Assembly:
Make side, shoulder, and sleeve seams. Fasten the bottom of the top with fringe in circle rows. Fasten the edges of sleeves with 2 circle rows of the main pattern, 1 row of single crochets, and 1 row of “shrimp stitch.”
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