This Crochet Sneak A Peek Top is a beautiful, handmade shirt that is crocheted using shades of yellow. It has a lovely design that looks stylish and modern. This top features thin straps that give it a light and summery feel, perfect for warm days. It is crafted carefully with yarn and a crochet hook, and the yellow colors make it cheerful and bright. The top has a special look that makes it unique and is sure to catch the eye when worn. It's a fashionable choice for anyone who loves to add a touch of handcrafted charm to their wardrobe.
Crochet Sneak A Peek Top Pattern
Materials Needed:
- Worsted weight yarn (size 4), favorite recommendation: Lily Sugar and Cream (cotton recommended, acrylic acceptable)
- Crochet hook: 5 mm
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Starting the Bodice:
- Foundation Chain: Make a slipknot and chain 17.
- Row 1: Turn the piece, then single crochet (SC) in each stitch across (16 SCs).
- Rows 2-14: Continue with rows of SC without chaining one between the rows for a total of 14 rows.
Shaping the Top:
- Increase Sections: Begin increases on one side by inserting two SCs in the last stitch of every other row for 12 rows, creating an angled edge. Continue increasing on one side only.
- Decrease for Triangle Shape: Start decreasing on one side for two rows to form a triangular shape.
- Continue Decreases and Flattening Bottom: Perform 9 decreasing rows on both sides for a symmetrical decrease. Then, 10 rows of straight SC across for the bridge between the cups.
Shaping the Bottom and Straps:
- Expanding for Cups: Increase on both sides for 9 rows, mirroring the top.
- Second Decrease: Decrease on one side for 12 rows, keeping the second side flat. Finish with 14 rows of SC to match the start.
- Bottom Band: SC across the bottom edge of the bodice for a complete turn.
- Strap Creation: Chain a length for the strap, then stitch back along the chain with slip stitches. Attach straps to the marked points for shoulder placement.
- V-Stitch Detailing: For the band, work a double crochet V-stitch for a decorative edge, followed by simple SC rows along the borders and straps for finishing.
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