How to Crochet an easy summer trend mesh top. Easy pattern for beginners.

How to crochet an easy summer top. We are making very trendy mesh net top.
I will be explaining step by step how to create raglan top very easy. This is seamless type top that we crochet from the top down in one piece.
US crochet terms
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[@candlelite2000]

What is the size of the cotton yarn? Can any yarm be used?

[@marina_m11]

Hello, I just watched the entire tutorial and I enjoyed it very much! I like your explanations and descriptions. Yes I did catch the extended double crochet and I’m glad you pointed it out! That must be a good compromise between doing a double crochet, and a treble right? I do have one question, I understand the beginning change should be a multiple of 3+ one. I got a little confused when you mentioned it should be divisible by six. Because we divide the chain into four sections? If I use the multiple of 3 +1 that’s good enough? Ah math is not my strong suit 😂 I plan on making this for my teenager. Thank you!

[@HobbiCROCHET]

Oh, sure, my bad. For mesh pattern we need multiple by 3 +1. We don't count that+1 when we divide it by 6. That 1 extra stitch is added at the back just to make mesh stitch pattern complete. Hopefully it is not so confusing. Maybe I will need to make another tutorial as I really like this type of tops now. And thank you very much for pointing that out 🙂

[@HobbiCROCHET]

Yes and we do divide it to 6- 2 parts goes to the back, 2 parts for the front, 1 for the sleeve and the last 1 for the other sleeve. That's how I got 30 and 30 (31) for the front and back and 15 and 15 for sleeves

[@marina_m11]

@@HobbiCROCHET oh that’s very kind of you thank you! I really enjoyed your tutorial, I feel like you really simplified making a raglan style mesh top! I’ve made the kind that is straight across, like a shrug or sleeves. But not in raglan . Now I’m motivated to get started & have plenty of cotton yarn. Thanks again and have a great day!

[@marina_m11]

@@HobbiCROCHET Got it-thanks again!