WHAT DID I CROCHET? 🧶 #3

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WHAT DID I CROCHET? 🧶 #3
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Hey Hivers! I’m here with another crochet piece. Like the previous ones, it’s a top, but this one is a whole lot different — it’s netty and has some fringe. 

Unlike the other tops, I made this one by crocheting the front and back panels separately and then joining them together. 

Unfortunately, I completely forgot to take pictures as I went  along. I only remembered when I’d completed both panels. Shame!


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To begin, I  started with some granny squares. 

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I kept crocheting more squares till they were long enough to go from one waist to the other. They were eight squares  in total. Then, I joined them together and began to crochet upward in double crochet stitches. 


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When I’d crocheted enough length to reach my neck, I left some inches in the middle for my neck and only crocheted two rows at the right-hand side and left-hand side. And the front panel was complete.

I crocheted the back panel the same way. Then, I joined the two panels together, leaving some inches for the arm holes and the neck. The next thing I did was hem the arm holes with two half-double crochets in each space. When that was done, all that was left was to add the fringes.

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I cut four pieces of yarn in twelve inches and then folded and inserted them in the holes I wanted the fringes in. After completing the front of the top, I decided to leave the back without any fringe. Well, I was too tired to continue, and when I tried on the top, I saw that it looked nice the way it was. So, it was just fine.

After five days, the top was finally complete.

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<center>*<sub>back view</sub>*</center>

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The top was super easy to crochet. I used up three balls of 40g yarn and a 3mm hook, and I’m pleased with the outcome because it turned out exactly how I wanted it to.

*Till next time, guys. Ciao!*

<sub>*All images are mine unless stated otherwise.*</sub>






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