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Crochet Dahlia Crop Top Size Inclusive Pattern

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Create the perfect crochet Dahlia Crop Top with our free, easy-to-follow pattern, adding a chic, handmade flair to your wardrobe effortlessly.

Crochet Dahlia Crop Top Size Inclusive Pattern

This delightful pattern combines beauty and practicality. Using bloom chunky yarn and a 10mm hook, you'll start with a foundation chain and work in rounds, increasing at specific intervals to form a stylish pentagon shape that fits comfortably around the neckline and shoulders. The pattern features intricate dahlias for stunning texture and visual appeal, while slip stitches and precise placements ensure a great fit as you build the rows.

Dahlia Crop Top. Size Inclusize Crochet Pattern 1

Thoughtful design elements include underarm joins that enhance wearability, and an optional ribbed border for a sophisticated finish. This versatile crop top is ideal for pairing with high-waisted skirts or jeans, effortlessly elevating any outfit.

Tip:

Always measure as you go and try on the crop top to ensure it fits comfortably, making adjustments as needed for your unique shape.

How To Crochet Dahlia Crop Top

This easy-to-follow pattern is perfect for crocheters of all levels, allowing you to create a trendy top that complements any wardrobe.

Materials Needed

  • Bloom chunky yarn (preferably the big ball from Walmart)
    • For size 3X to 5X, you’ll need at least four balls of the regular bloom chunky yarn or three of the bigger ones from Walmart.
  • 10mm hook
  • Stitch markers or safety pins
  • Scissors

Pattern Details

  • Yarn and Hook Details: Bloom chunky yarn with a 10mm hook.
  • Note: Uses a multiple of five stitches.

Steps to Create the Crop Top

Step 1: Starting Chain

  1. Create the foundation chain: Chain 50 (or a multiple of 5 suitable for the size of your neckline).
  2. Form a ring: Connect both ends of the chain to form a ring without twisting.

Step 2: Setting Up the Base

  1. Chain 4: Acts as the first double crochet (dc) and chain 1 space.
  2. Double crochet: Insert a double crochet in the same stitch.

Step 3: Creating the Pentagon Shape

  1. Calculate intervals: Divide the total stitches (50 in this case) by 5. Place an increase in every 10th stitch.
  2. Pattern Repeat:
    • Double crochet, chain 1, dc in the 10th stitch.
    • Continue this pattern, placing increases in the 10th, 20th, 30th, and 40th stitches.
  3. Complete the round: Slip stitch to the top of the chain 4 to join.

Step 4: Building Rows

  1. Continue pattern: Keep working in rounds, placing increases (dc, ch 1, dc) in chain spaces at each corner of the pentagon.
  2. Slip stitch: At the beginning of each row, slip stitch into the chain 1 space and chain 4 to start the new row.
  3. Repeat: Continue this until the desired length is achieved. For Jennifer, around 10 rows were necessary.

Step 5: Custom Sizing

  1. Try-on: Slip the work over your head to see how it fits.
  2. Adjust: Ensure peaks align under your armpits comfortably. Add more rows if necessary for a comfortable fit.

Step 6: Joining Underarms

  1. Fold the work: Fold the pentagon-shaped piece and pin the two side peaks together.
  2. Connect: Double crochet from one peak to the other under the armpits.

Step 7: Continuation

  1. Continue crocheting: After joining under the arms, continue working in rounds.
  2. Add a ribbed border: Work front post and back post double crochets around the bottom edge to create a ribbed border. Repeat for about 2 rows.

Conclusion

This project is perfect for experimenting with different yarn colors and sizes, making it suitable for every crochet enthusiast. Enjoy making your stylish addition to your wardrobe.

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