nah, not you just casually explaining to me how to do a double crochet foundation stitch after i tried and failed months ago and suddenly its clear to me!!!!! i love this top and how it looks on the body, its bloody gorgeous. thank you so much for the good teaching, i really appreciate it!

Impeccable construction technique. I’m 5’8”, 315 lbs, with a smallish C cup, and this worked out GREAT for me - though I did make thicker straps! Also, when seeming up the back, I found that if you go through both loops for each stitch of the start of the band, and the Back Loop Only of the last row in the band, that the ribbing truly looks seamless when you flip it inside out.

In the middle of making this and I’m absolutely in love. I genuinely think this is the prettiest crochet top I’ve ever seen

Every time I find a tutorial like this my heart breaks a little at the fact that they’re impossible to make in my cup size 🥲 wont stop me from making 10 of them in sizes that won’t fit me tho 😂

i used an acrylic yarn and by the time i was done with the first part it grew about 5 inches, so if anyone is also using acrylic keep the growth in mind

Yay, I did it as an absolute beginner. I crocheted some amigurumis before but that's it. I made a top 36/38A (80/85A) with 128 Chains at the beginning and 28 chains high at the bust. It took me 13 hours straight up crocheting and around 80 g of yarn. And some calming information: It is absolutely right that the stitch count increases in round 5 - 7, but if everything was made correct you should be back to your starting count of stitches in round 8. I worried a lot 😅 Thanks Bjax

it took me like a month of many hours. so much frogging but I finally finished it. I love it so much. by far the most complicated thing I've made (still a new crocheter) but I'm so unbelievably proud of myself

Just finished making this but I heavily modified it!! Here are some notes I have (for future me and whoever reads this): I used weight 4 acrylic yarn instead of weight 3, which really changed a lot of things. I originally followed the pattern exactly as shown in the video, but I ended up hating it because all the lacework got very much 'lost in the sauce' through stretching, it didn't sit on my body properly, and it just didn't look good. I ended up frogging the torso bit and experimented with a bunch of modifications. These are the ones that worked: For Row 2, I noticed that only 1 row of single crochet didn't provide enough stability for the upper part of the top. The row 3 box stitches sometimes rode up, showing more of my chest than I liked. So instead I made 4 single crochet rows. I also made these a bit tight so that they could sort of act like a bra band to the chest bit. For row 3, I noticed the boxes got lost in the sauce using the original pattern, so I did a treble crochet, chained 2, skipped 2 stitches and trebled into the 3rd stitch from the hook. Since this made multiples of 3, I had to skip 3 stitches on the last box and chain 3 to keep my original 64 stitch count. For row 6, I noticed that 6 double crochets into each chain 5 space also got lost in the sauce. Instead I did 10 treble crochets into each chain 5 space. I also single crocheted directly into the 3rd chain of the chain 5 space instead of just doing it into the space directly. When I did this, I didn't do it into the traditional two loops however, because that third "underloop" would be oddly pronounced. Instead I chained into the backloop and "underloop", which ended up looking cleaner from the front. I also did this for row 12. For row 7, I noticed that doing chains of 7, then single crochets did not work for me. If I chained them tightly enough for my body, the top wouldn't fit over my boobs. If I chained loosely as she suggested, the top grew bigger and did not sit on my body. Instead I just made 7 foundation chains, and then a foundation chain into the chain 2 space (from the previous row) all the way around. This allowed the top to continue being stretchy while also fitting my body and I highly recommend it. For Row 12, I added 12 treble crochets into each chain 5 space. This made the bottom slightly bigger than I would've liked, but the way the 'shells' fan out sort of looks like petals so I don't really mind it. Might change it if I make another one of these tops. Other Notes: I used 64 foundation chains and tried to chain more tightly as I went on so that it wouldn't end up loose during the transition from the ribs to the waistline. I'm 5'7 and the top ended up stopping right after my belly button. I'm about a 32D, 34inch bust, 28inch underbust and 25 inch waist, which is pretty similar to BJax's measurements. For some reason though, and I don't know why, the keyhole top part ended up looking SUPER revealing on me unlike the video, and I didn't feel comfortable with it. I didn't want to restart the whole thing though, so I just slip stitched the front chest part into a single panel and it ended up looking fine. The chest panel is still a bit vertically shorter than I would like, but I don't feel like redoing that at the moment. Maybe I'll make it longer and properly one panel in the future. Also when she says 'crochet into the backloop' for the chest ribbing, it is always going to be the loop furtherest away from you. Because you flip your work after every row, which loop is the backloop will change every time. Just remember its always the once furthest from you (this confused me more than it should've). Also, when she spilts her top into halves, and then the front panel into fourths , they are not truly even. There is no center stitch for an even number, but instead two center stitches. It doesn't really matter towards the end however, so long as the distances between wherever you place your stitch markers are the same, so that the increases and decreases are symmetrical. Also, I ended up making one chain for each strap instead of two for simplicities sake. I ended up criss crossing them on the back because I always feel that makes the bust area look better/ feels more supporting. They ended up being about 54 tight chains each. Lastly, my biggest recommendation to avoid redoing rows is to STITCH MARKER EVERYTHING. The first in the row, the last in the row, the second stitch you'll have to work on, the last single crochet into the chain 2 space, the tallest row of the chest ribbing before you start decreasing, the chain of the foundation row you have to always work in thats so impossible to find, etc etc. Nothing is more annoying than counting 63/64 stitches after working so hard. Thank you for the pattern!!

Thanks so much for this beautiful pattern! I have a few tips for bigger/curvier girls: I'm a size 12/14, like 205 and 5'7". I think i wear a 38d. I wanna say my first measurement at the bottom of my bust was 38 and the second measurement was 45inches...so I either did 136 or 144 foundation stitches...and it got me a little off. I ended up going up the row when I reached my stich markers instead of down, but it still worked out fine. For me, I had 15 stitches for the sc part up to 32 stitches at the hdc part. If I were to do the breast part again, I would increase for about 8 rows, then stop increasing for about 4, and then do double the increases for 4 rows or something. I had too much room for side boob, in other words. AND a suggestion for curvier girls would be to do another round of the rows of design at the bottom. For me, my boobs and fat kind of cover up the first round of it haha, and it'd cover a little more of my tummy that way. I hope this helps someone out there!

Just finished mine!!! I love it! And its perfect for this 100 degree weather lol. My partner picked out a soft white colored yarn and I love how it turned out! Fits me perfectly (with some modifications) Worked on it gradually over the course of a week. I'm a beginner so I did have some setbacks but I found some workarounds: - My back ribbing wasn't the same height when I went to connect it, so instead of seaming it all the way up I connected them at the top only and made a key-hole type thing to hide the height difference and added a charm in the center. Worked out pretty well! - I went for the cinched bust look with that final strap. At first the bust was a little too big and scooped outwards when I relaxed my shoulders (story of my life) but I ended up just taking that strap and working it higher up the bust and now it fits great! I've never had something fit my chest so well. If you do this keep in mind that the more you cinch the more "mesh" the bust part will become, but I typically wear a black bra roughly the same shape as the top so the colors work out great. THANK YOU FOR THIS TUTORIAL!! This is my first ever crochet project, and I'm happy to report is was a roaring success! :D Much love! I'm also ecstatic to be able to move comfortably in such a top, I already want to make another 👀

Amazing pattern super easy to folllow! For anyone wondering I am a 32B (US) and i started with a 96 chain foundation (ended up fitting me perfect, not too loose or tight) and I used worst/size 4 weight yarn with a 4.25mm hook :)

I just finished it in 5 days by doing 3h/4h a day and frankly I'm proud of myself and thank you, it's beautiful, there are some measurement flaws but it hardly shows, it's beautiful!!

This tutorial is absolutely amazing! I am horrible at making stuff for my body and having it fit nicely but the way you go over sizing and everything this fits like a glove and now I want to make a million more. The video is so clear and easy to follow as well. Thank you so much for this pattern!

Вдруг кому-то из русскоязычных будет полезен мой коммент) перевязывала этот топ 5 РАЗ, сил моих не хватало, очень расстраивалась, потому что некоторые моменты из видео быстро показываются, а где-то автор как будто ошибается/недопоказывает. Вязала из пряжи ALIZE Diva 350м/100г в две нити (одного мотка хватило) крючком 4,5, в открытую как корсет, сзади завязывала на петли. Вязка в чашечках большая, поэтому докупила вставки и пришила. Получилось просто нереально! В черном цвете выглядит как произведение искусства 🌙

I just finished mine and I love it! Honestly super easy to follow and super customizable! I’m a DD/DDD bra size and I was able to get it to fit perfectly. New favorite top pattern 😍

I just finished making my own top and I changed the pattern a little for any 💜 PLUS SIZED GIRLIES 💜 (I used medium 4 weight acrylic yarn + a 5.5mm hook | I used the "I love this yarn" from hobby lobby) My measurements: 36in underbust, ~44in bust (DDD-F cup I think) I'm about 5ft 6.5in and around 210lbs. These changes help anyone worried about the coverage that the normal bust pattern wont cover all the way (seriously I would've had spillage 💀, and the bra would definitely be on display) I used 80 stiches for my base stitch count (same as video) | I kept the bottom (lace part) the same, but changed for the bust part of the top (aka the ribbing). I used a 14 chain base and did the ribbing as normal until the increase. At the increase I increased by ONE on the way up, and TWO on the way down (once at the top on the turn, and once at the bottom on the last stitch). At the decreases, I decreased by one all the way for extra coverage (same as the video). I repeated this on the other side, but increasing by one, then decreasing by one and two alternating to finish off the cup part. To finish, I just followed the sc ribbing as normal. Since the slit was so long, I used the 100 chain piece at the end to lace up the split (think shoes/corsets) with a bow at the top. For the shoulder straps, instead of just chains, I chained my desired amount + 2, and then hdc all the way down starting at the 3rd chain from the hook (the chain before the extra +2). Back: 80 chains (then ch 2) + hdc down @ 3rd ch. Front: 40 chains (then ch 2) + hdc down @ 3rd. For the back straps, I should've done ~65, but it's still cute. The front straps also could have been shorter, but I don't mind. This whole thing took a couple days, and I'm in love 💜 | Hope this helps someone with a bigger bust create a top they love!! | This pattern is amazing, and I'm currently waiting for the Morticia dress to drop! Tysm BJax! 💜

My underbust is approx 32 inches and my bust is approx 37 inches. I used 96 stitches for the torso foundation chain and 15 for the bust foundation chain with a high point of 26 stitches. It fits perfectly!! I made it in burgundy I love it so much

Just finished making this top. Did a row of single crochets for the straps instead of the two single tied pieces. just for my own preference. This is the MOST COMFORTABLE top I have ever crocheted. It will become a regular part of my wardrobe and I will make it in many colors. Thank you for making this tutorial!!!

Uma dica pra quem vai fazer em outra medida ( eu fiz 108 pontos), na parte superior ela não explicou alguns aumentos onde eu tinha 26 pontos ela tinha 20, onde eu tinha 13 ela tinha 10, e isso faz diferença. No momento em que eu fiz a parte mais alta do sutiã, antes de diminuir, eu fiz mais duas carreiras ponto sobre ponto, e só depois eu diminui, para chegar ao marcador com os 22 pontos. Na hora de diminuir eu tive que fazer algo similar, diminuir a mais, duas carreiras se não me engano. Isso funcionou comigo porque a diferença não era grande, porém para peças maiores o ideal é você analisar no seu corpo. Eu também preferi terminar a peça no busto e iniciar na parte de traz novamente, para não me perder neste processo.

I just finished my top and it's perfect! It really accentuates my bust which is welcome since it's quite small lol. I just decided to make regular straps since that's my preference and I absolutely love this, definitely one of my favorite creations. But overall I learned a bit during making this - chainless foundation being the biggest challenge but now that I mastered it I will definitely use it more in the future! Thank you so much for this tutorial

I love this! I made it for my granddaughter in denim blue. She is 19 but very tiny. She fell in love with your picture of this top. Haven't given to her yet. I'll let you know if it fits! You have beautiful tops in your tutorials!

I made this and my measurements are 30/34 inches. I used a cotton blend worsted yarn and a size 4 hook, and it used just over 200m of yarn. Great pattern, can’t wait to wear it this summer!

i honestly never thought i’d actually crochet something i wanted to wear! made this for a festival next month and got it done in just a couple days! Ran into a couple snags with the ribbing but your clear and detailed instructions saved me after a couple attempts (i’ve never actually done any ribbing before). super excited about this one❤

I love this pattern!! It turned out so cute!! I do recommend making the straps a bit thicker, I half double crocheted just to the top of my shoulder on the chain on both sides and left the top so I could still tie a bow :D I'm a d cup and I worry about patterns like this being too revealing but I used the cinched tie in the front and it's adorable ;) this was my first time making clothing after years of amigurumi and it went great!

This is just amazingly beautiful! Love the name too. I’m over 50 and will do one for me! I don’t care about people’s looking at me no very nicely 😈😈😈 Thank you so much, you are so very talented 🥰👍 Have a warm evening 😘🌺❤️

For anyone that can use it: I used dk weight cotton yarn and about 230 meters total, foundation chain was 104 for a medium size and C cup bra.

My first wearable crochet project, and it turned out soooo pretty! Thank you for the tutorial 💕 In case this is helpful.. i’m a small person (5’1”, 120 lbs) who usually wears size s for the tops. I used loops and threads impeccable (used ~1/2 skein), and 88 stitches for the torso. And it got stretched and became too big 😂 so… whoever’s using impeccable and a small person, i’d recommend doing it with 80 stitches as BJax did!

managed to finish in a day and a half, using almost exactly one skein of caron simply soft! thanks so much for the amazing tutorial!!

I have a really flat chest like, no boobs 😂 and wearing tops like this has honestly really helped me gain my confidence back! Luv ya xx

Made this for my friend’s birthday and she absolutely loved it! Such a cute pattern

if you don't have stitch markers you can also use colourful paperclips

Could never do a double crochet starting chain before this. You made it easy! Just started this, can’t wait for the final product!!

Just finished this, it turned out a little bigger than expected but i’m also pretty new to crochet (6mo). it still looks gorgeous and i can’t wait to wear it, thank you!

I just finished making this shirt and I absolutely love it!! I am living my Lilith fantasy, yes lady! Thank you for this tutorial, it was very easy to follow and I love your little quirks and jokes along the way 😍 I just added my finished project to my instagram story and mentioned you in it! Thank you again!

Measuring with the chain is genius! I have never made any crochet garment before that fit this great! Thank you! I love how it turned out, made it in a dark turquoise, it is beautiful :)

thank you so much for this tutorial!! i’m about halfway done, and it’s coming together so nicely!! your video was super easy to follow & i really like how you explain things. will definitely be following more!! edit to say that i’m xl in most women’s clothing & also have a bit of a long torso. i added an extra row of single crochet before placing the stitch markers to account for my torso.

For people using size 4 yarn, i used a 6.0 mm hook and the top came out perfectly. Keep in mind I used the Loops and Thread yarn. I tried Red Heart at first but it did not stretch as well. **As a rule of thumb** have your gauge of 8 foundation chains at ~3 inches. Also make sure it's stretchy enough.

Quick tip: if you're flat chested like me, skip the half-double in the top and just keep on working in single crochet. Or just add three or four rows of half-double in the middle. I'm quite flat and the top part kind of flaps on the sides. I fixed it by putting an elastic thread all around the top but if I made another one I would probably just work single crochet

ive stumbled upon this tutorial yesterday, already have two of those finished and starting a third one. im obsessed, love this top

You made this SO easy to follow! I have always been intimidated by wearables- but I think I’m going to give this a try!

Well just finished one for my daughter. I used fixation yarn so had to make adjustments for all the stretch 😂 and had to do two rounds of alteration decreases so that the top didn’t gap open. Now I am making wider shoulder straps because she isn’t found of bow ties 😊 it’s wonderful. I will be posting a pic and tagging you 😊😊ty

just finished the top and i’m in LOVE. it fits perfectly and was super easy to make!

Great tutorial, took me a while to make since I’m not that experienced but it was easy to follow and the result is amazing!!

For those curious, it works with 4 weight yarn and it’s cute for plus size girlies. 38c and an xl shirt size.

Half way through and already obsessed with it!!! I know I need to do this in multiple colours. Thank you so much for such a perfect video!!! And design !

OMG💫 I finished this in 2 days, and the top is super cute!!! love it!

this was my first apparel project! took me two days. i changed the straps a little but its sooo cute thank you for this tutorial 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Tip for my big chested ladies: make your ribbing starting chain MUCH bigger than you initially think it should be. I had to frog mine about 3 times because it kept ending up short. Im a 34D and had to chain about 30 for my starting chain

so easy to follow! completed in 4 afternoons, thank you so much 🩷 i accidentally used a thinner yarn, so it came out a lot shorter, and took like WAY longer to make hahahah but i'll double the lace bottom tomorrow to make it a lil longer and that's it. brilliant tutorial!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It’s the most beautiful top I have ever made 😍🫶🏻

Fell in love with your video and already made this top in three colors ! I love it :) Super easy to follow as someone who just started crochet as well

just finished mine in light purple, absolutely gorgeous💚

UGH the black and olive ones are juusttt 👌😫 So so good, I'm in love

I’ve only been crocheting for 2 weeks and just finished this it’s perfect 🥹 thank you 💙

Just finished my top and I’m actually obsessed with it, about to go make it again in different colors !

suggestion for anyone trying out this tutorial : try it on once you've finished row 8 so you know if you did row 7 loose enough instead of waiting to finish the torso area since I personally didn't realize just how loose row 7 was supposed to be, i had to unravel my work and try again. Love my new top though and everything worked out just fine

Im on row 8 and its looking so good. This is so easy to follow and I'm new at crocheting. I was so impressed that my stitches actually lined up perfectly on every row. I am definitely going to be making this in multiple colors

Just finished my top and I am soooooo so happy how it turned out ☺ Thank you so much for the tutorial, it was super easy to follow and you explained everything perfectly. 🥰

I absolutely love this design! I made one in an olive green bamboo yarn. It's so pretty but I'm self conscious to wear it

Love that orange color. I will be back one day with my finished project. This is in my life for a friend 😍😍😍

I just finished mine and I love it ❤❤❤ I made it in teal and black and added fringe to the bottom with beads on it. I'm completely in love ❤❤❤ I'm a big girl...so for the shoulder straps I chained 72 and then hdc back and slip stitched into the top.

Thanks for the beautiful pattern, easy to follow and fast to made. Greetings from Venezuela!!

Just finished this after starting it yesterday and it fits almost perfectly. Thanks for the awesome tutorial! 💙

awesome tutorial, just finished one top combining this and the caged top and it’s the best garment ever, it’s so cute and amazing

quick tip, you are better off rounding down your stitches so that your final product isn't too big (its gonna stretch anyway) e.g if your underbust is 85 stitches round down to 80 rather than up to 88... im trying it on right now and it would definitely be more form fitting if i did 80 instead of 88

For a size larger than M I would advise to add more rows for the underbust area. This amount of rows is way too short and doesn't fit like it does in the video, if you like it short than it's totally fine to follow the video but if you want it to fit like in the video I would add more rows or double the double crochet rows (that's what I did to add slightly more support and coverage, I'm a size L, D cup)

Eeeeekkkkkk I’ve been waiting what feels like forever for this one to release!!!! Thanks so much Brittany!!!!! As usual your designs are stunning!!!

Vielen Dank für die schöne Anleitung. Ich musste die Wiedergabegeschwindigkeit auf 0,5 stellen um hinterher zu kommen aber dann war es wunderbar. Oft knifflig. Aber das Ergebnis ist die Mühe wert. 😍🙏🏻

i haven’t started working on this piece but im so looking forward to it. tysm for making this free and understandable for dumdums like me❤❤

I FREAKING LOVE YOUR TUTORIAL!!!!! ITS SO EASY TO FOLLOW AND THE TOP LOOKS SO GOOD!! thank you, really! 🩷

Back to make my second top, in another colour. Love this pattern so much!!!

Figured everything out ... Just fyi if anyone else questions the slip stitch in the ribbing... It's one in the next available stitch after you do your last back loop only sc or hdc and the slip stitch again in the NEXT available stitch ( not the same one you just slip stitched in)

Только что закончила вязание этого топа! Уже второго по туториалу Британи❤ Очень удобно, что вычисление петель на грудь идёт независимо от отличия измерений, потому что при одинаковой "высоте груди" моя грудная клетка шире на треть😅 вместо шнурка сделала застёжки, дабы выглядело солиднее. Отличная модель!

i just finished my top after like idk 12hours or more haha? It looks sooo pretty and I love the pattern so much, never been so invested in a project :) There are a few problems, like my top being a bit to loose(I used 128 stitches), cause I was afraid it wouldnt fit over my bust, so that is kind of my problem now, but maybe the straps(since I still have to do those) will make up for it! Anyways, it couldve also just been because I used a different type and weight of wool. I used weight 1(super fine) wool, that was 100% cotton and used hook size 3.5mm. I just wish I could check out before hand how the top would fit and look, and then start crocheting, but I guess it's a 'trust the process' kind of thing. Oh well, it's still very nice, and I'm gonna make a second one that will hopefully fit perfectly :D Thank u tho for this tutorial! rly nicely done :) ♡

I made one in a size 16-18... I added an extra set of rows for length being a larger size. And the straps will be a little sturdier and one solid piece for obvious reasons. And I'm gonna see how fringes look, we'll see. But I love this pattern and it turned out beautifully, thanks for sharing. I'll make a few smaller sizes for inventory also.

This was my first more complex project and I loved and hated it at the same time. It had nothing to do with the pattern itself but I had to redo it about 4 times because I kept counting stitches wrong:') I eventually managed to do the torso part but he bust was something else. I gave up counting about halfway in the bust part and just eyeballed it and it turned out fine(although the perfectionist in me is screaming). Tip for bustier people: make the straps thicker. I went back and single-crocheted into the straps because I still wanted to keep a spaghetti strap look, but if you're bigger I suggest a hdc. Very cute top, very pretty pattern, incredibly helpful and clear tutorial, 10/10. Making the straps from 2 pieces allows you to tie them in different ways(I found I prefer crossing them in the back)

I love all your patterns and designs. THEY ARE GORGEOUS ❤ as is this top. Will be making some for others lol.

I made this project for myself and I am a big gal. 42-inch waist and 55-inch bust. It honestly came out great with your instructions on measurements, but somehow my back seam ended up more of a side seam. No biggie though. My only issue (and it isn't a fault of the pattern) is that I need far more robust straps than the simple chain ones here. I am going to try changing out the straps for the adjustable straps by Littlejohn's Yarn here on YT. I think that will make this piece perfect for me. :)

I finished this yesterday, and this pattern is so brilliant. I love all these lacey tops but the backless ones would make me uncomfortable so seeing this one made me so happy, and on top of that it’s the most well fitting garment I’ve ever made. Thank you for this amazing pattern!

Love this design! Just finished mine and it's so comfortable even as a d cup. I changed out the chain straps for something slightly thicker: a repeat of (ch 3, dc into the row below). For the bow part I switched back to just the chains. Even though I did this, the straps don't dig in at all. I could probably do them tighter but for now it's been fine. I'm also trying to think of ways to make this top into a short sleeve. I'm not sure what the best method would be yet.

Thank you so much for this video!! Got a festival to go to next week so this would be perfect !! Saves me shopping 😂

Can't wait🎉❤❤❤ love your work! Thanks for sharing eith us!

I literally love all of your videos!! I’m a big fan of your page! Thank you for sharing all these cute ideas. You also make it very easy to follow along

Thank you for this, it turned out amazing and very cute!! Send love from Brasil 🇧🇷 ❤

incredible tutorial, looks amazing, very easy to follow, easily my favourite crochet top i ever made

Please come up with a similar but different design from this one! I want to make this in all colors but I’ll always look the same! I really love this top it’s the best one 😍😍

Currently making this as I’m in the middle of my final exams and need some relaxing times in between study sessions, and it’s so easy to follow and works up super fast! Can’t wait to finish it tomorrow

the vent about the cats is fucking SENDING me lmfaooo

If you have a larger chest, I’d recommend making thicker straps. Mine being just a chain dig into my shoulders. Aside from that I love it!!

i ove this pattern a lot!! it was very simple and quick but also fun and taught me a few new things :3 ignore this!! love the pattern and im probably gonna make multiple lmao 28 15 notes for myself: i used 104 sts, do a DC or a HDC row before doing ribbing, make the cups a little more tight/sinched so it feels more comfy and less airy

Just finished a purple one and tagged her on TikTok 💜🥰 love it so much

Gorgeous tank🤩 thank you for sharing and making it so easy to follow! I’ve made two tops already and I’m absolutely loving the fit!

I just finished this top and it turned out beautiful! thank you for the amazing pattern and super helpful tutorial.

This was my first crochet top I've ever made and I think it turned out good! I'm making it for my cousin bc i tend to wear more modest clothes so hopefully it fits her, i had to guestimate some stuff. I wanna make 10 more now haha!

Im almost finished with this and i love it so much. I got a little confused at the ribbing and the two slip stiches and had to redo one side twice though lol. The yarn i used to make this makes it look like its for a mermaid and im probably gonna wear it a lot!

You are an amazing teacher! Thank you for making this tutorial, I love my new top :)

this was super easy for me to follow! Thank you for the clear instructions, i now have a cute top for ren faire!!

Ive been waiting for this tutorial to come out, thank youuuuuu! I just finished mine and it turned out so amazing!🤭🩵

Super easy to follow and it’s a really cute top, my only problem is it seems to be quite big around the armpit area (it kinda stretches out?) I don’t know. I probably did something wrong. I also used a cotton yarn that didn’t have much stretch at all so maybe that’s the problem. I think I’m gonna try this again with the same yarn used in the video.

Thank you for sharing this tutorial I love it ! I read some comments that help me to made a few modifications to fit me on well, I’m big size, and have curves , so I make this larger than the tutorial, with differents sizes of crochet to fit me on well, I used my favorite bra to make this proyect and I really love it 🥰! I will made one more in different color 😊