Bust/Chest Circumference: 32, (36, 40, 44, 48), (52, 56, 60, 64)”
Length: 22.5, (23, 23, 23.5, 23.5), (24, 24, 24.5, 24.5)”Customer Reviews
Another end of summer project I’m hoping to get to though ts are good year round where I live. What I like: font is easy to read, top is close stitched so doesn’t need a camisole, “perfect” title is encouraging as I haven’t found many perfect crochet top patterns. What worries me: looks like it’sa different raglan construction than I’ve done with a neckline join after 10 rows?! Maybe it’ll be fine when it’s on the hook but directions are a little murky in the read through.
Hoping it’s a success !
This is a pattern that you MUST follow directions letter by letter. The set up rows are very important. Ended up ripping out several rows. This was due to not following directions for the ends of the set up rows. Coboo yarn is a good choice of yarn this pattern, but splits easily. This yarn has a nice drape
Classic shirt, so cute!
The pattern is written simply and is easy to follow. The Coboo yarn (I picked yellow) is easy to work with. I thought I had the correct size of crochet hook and regret not buying one with the pattern. I will make this several times, I am sure.
This writer is working up a second attempt of Perfect T-Shirt© in crochet, using Lion Brand Coboo as recommended by the author. I have also begun a 3rd attempt using LB 24/7 cotton. I have had a little trouble getting the size/fit I wanted using the gauge indicated, bought an extra skein to finish my XL size. The pattern has some wonky writing, for example I would remove the term "gap" almost every where, because a Ch1 space is a Ch1 space, not a gap space. The steps are easy to follow except for the streams of numerals in a couple of the paragraphs.
The shaping is basic, and the top down, seamless construction makes for a smooth fit. The one being made in 24/7 cotton is a little stiffer, but it is expected and will probably launder up softer. Not sure of yardage requirements for this one.
A good attempt at pattern writing overall but not quite conforms to usual crochet terminology. Four stars.
This Tee worked up fast and is soft. Hope to make more.
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Another end of summer project I’m hoping to get to though ts are good year round where I live. What I like: font is easy to read, top is close stitched so doesn’t need a camisole, “perfect” title is encouraging as I haven’t found many perfect crochet top patterns. What worries me: looks like it’sa different raglan construction than I’ve done with a neckline join after 10 rows?! Maybe it’ll be fine when it’s on the hook but directions are a little murky in the read through.
Hoping it’s a success !
This is a pattern that you MUST follow directions letter by letter. The set up rows are very important. Ended up ripping out several rows. This was due to not following directions for the ends of the set up rows. Coboo yarn is a good choice of yarn this pattern, but splits easily. This yarn has a nice drape
Classic shirt, so cute!
The pattern is written simply and is easy to follow. The Coboo yarn (I picked yellow) is easy to work with. I thought I had the correct size of crochet hook and regret not buying one with the pattern. I will make this several times, I am sure.
This writer is working up a second attempt of Perfect T-Shirt© in crochet, using Lion Brand Coboo as recommended by the author. I have also begun a 3rd attempt using LB 24/7 cotton. I have had a little trouble getting the size/fit I wanted using the gauge indicated, bought an extra skein to finish my XL size. The pattern has some wonky writing, for example I would remove the term "gap" almost every where, because a Ch1 space is a Ch1 space, not a gap space. The steps are easy to follow except for the streams of numerals in a couple of the paragraphs.
The shaping is basic, and the top down, seamless construction makes for a smooth fit. The one being made in 24/7 cotton is a little stiffer, but it is expected and will probably launder up softer. Not sure of yardage requirements for this one.
A good attempt at pattern writing overall but not quite conforms to usual crochet terminology. Four stars.
This Tee worked up fast and is soft. Hope to make more.