How to Crochet a Stylish Blue Top for Kids



You’ll Need:
250g of blue yarn (30% cotton, 70% viscose; 400m/100g);
Crochet hook 3.
Size:
8 years.Instructions
Back
Make 86 chain stitches + 3 chain stitches increase and make 14 rows of double crochets. Decrease 5 double crochets from both sides in the 15th row, 3 double crochets from both sides in the 16th row, and 2 double crochets from both sides in the 17th row. Then, crochet straight. Leave the central 34 double crochets for the neck-hole in the 34th row and finish both sides separately.
Make 2 more rows from each side:
- 1st row: double crochets;
- 2nd row: work from shoulder: 4 half crochets, 5 single crochets, and 7 double crochets (for shoulder chamfer). Finish another part of neck-hole in symmetry.
Front
Make in the same way as the back, but with a deeper neck-hole due to the pattern design.
Assembly
Make shoulder and side seams. Fasten the lower edges of work with 24 rows according to scheme 1. Then, make 1 row of single crochets. Insert cord at the edge of double crochets and pattern according to the scheme. Fasten the neck-hole with fringe according to scheme 2, inserting cord in the holes of the pattern. Fasten arm-holes with single crochets, then, according to scheme 2.
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Tried to find easy simple crochet pattern for throw but never did get a pattern. I'm not good at this I guess. Any suggestions where I can just get the pattern without all this searching?
Dear Kate,
Try this pattern: https://www.craftorator.com/3947-helping-our-users...
If you don't want your throw to be chunky you can use another yarn.