Mystical Tee Crochet Pattern Tutorial

[@ruthiebabe3638]

I love the way you alternated the back, front and third loop, it gives a really lovely pattern.😁

[@Karyl_PNW]

I appreciate that the description let us know it's size inclusive.

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Absolutely! I make sure that all of my garment patterns are :)

[@deniseabu-arab1393]

I'm using this pattern to make a winter vest.

[@minini5571]

I love it! And I’m really enjoying your teaching style!❤

[@hanjancrochet3553]

I'm so glad! Thank you so much :)

[@momv2pa]

Wow-you taught me a new way to begin a pattern, not the traditional chain whatever amount you need, then completing your first row. You are completing it as you go. I absolutely love this method. Will continue using it when I start other projects. Thank you !

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Wonderful! I love this method, as chaining can be tedious sometimes and easy to twist!

[@momv2pa]

@@hanjancrochet3553 absolutely-I’ve given up on several patterns for infinity scarves because I cannot seem to avoid twisting the chain, no matter how many times I’ve carefully flattened it, restarted it-just gave up. Thank you again.

[@sabinacabbarova7516]

Happy to find such informational channel.. Thanks for sharing. Videos really help a lot

[@gustiayu2737]

Love it❤ Thank you for sharing the pattern

[@Jazz1959]

Hello Hannah! That is such a cute top. I love it.❤️❤️

[@catherinegadime5149]

Love this stitch. Thank you❤

[@mrfitz2001_EllenR]

Simply beautiful and versatile, definitely on my list to make.

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thank you! 😊

[@alisongomes684]

Beautiful 🥰 another one for my to do list

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thank you! 😊 I can't wait to see your version!

[@TattooedYarn]

Um, Yes Ma'am!! Loving this

[@robinrocha2091]

second viewing...simply genius, especially for beginners. than you so much for the tutorial!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lovealwaysmom]

What an ingenious construction. I've never seen this done before. Loving it. Question - have you used this pattern sequence with increases and decreases? If so can you show us how it's done. I like to have my clothing more on the form fitting side. Thank you in advance.

[@monicaparra6576]

Linda blusa, felicidades. Gracias por compartir

[@llc1976]

Very pretty!

[@fotochani]

Awesome thanks 😊

[@hanjancrochet3553]

You're welcome!

[@robinrocha2091]

Thanks!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Welcome!

[@mrslsix]

I love the pattern❤. I was happy to find a pattern with a closed stitch that didn't require a shell under the tee. Am I right? After making the neck hole, the stitches are placed in the chain created for the neck to make the back of the tee? I'm looking forward to adding this to my wardrobe.

[@ranjinishankar279]

Lovely pattern. Would you recommend blocking the front and back before adding the neckline and arms?

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thank you! Yes, it is definitely easier to block when it's still flat ❤️

[@irene_f.]

Lovely. 😃

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thank you! 😊

[@missmiller7829]

I love this pattern, gorgeous drapey goodness. You are the first pencil holder I've seen use a furles-type hook. Tulips are my go-to followed by Clover. I maybe misread somewhere that these style hooks are not comfortable for us pencil grippers but you seem to go on just fine. Do you have any advice? Have you done a review on these hooks? Anything would be appreciated as you are the first creator I've seen use them this way. Thank you!!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Oh I love my Furls hooks and so may people have told me the same! I really wanted to give them a go and it took a while to get used to them but now I love them! So comfy but definitely took a while to get the hang of them :)

[@missmiller7829]

@@hanjancrochet3553 What brand are you using? I really don't know anything about them to be honest, other than they (can be) very expensive! As a fellow pencil gripper, can you tell me where to find the ones you're using? Thank you!

[@Karenderrick1]

Love it!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thanks!! I'm so excited to see others make it!

[@flannel3315]

When making the neckline I understand what you did on the right shoulder sides. You then crocheted a few stitches across to form the opening for you to slip it on over your head then you connected it to the left side. When making the back side how do you connect the two neckline opening together What I don’t understand is the neckline. You made an opening for your head and connected it to the left side. Do you have your panel with an opening for your head. If you make the same panel for the back I can’t picture how both neckline openings are joined Sorry for the confusion.

[@hanjancrochet3553]

So you make the back panel first, which is a simple rectangle. Then you join your yarn to row 1 of you back panel to start the front panel, you stitch into row 1 for a number of rows, then you skip rows for the neckline by doing Fhdc, before rejoining for the other side of the neck. And then you will have created a hole for the neck. Hope that helps

[@flannel3315]

I guess I’m stuck on stupid. For some reason I can’t visualize what you just explained You explain what to do then showed how to do it on the front panel. It was so easy for me. However not seeing how you did the other side I couldn’t visualize it. Maybe next pattern I try of yours will be easier for me. Thanks so much

[@reginaolgaiser4951]

Dear Hannah, would you be so kind and explain what to do after the neckchain is done? I don't fully understand how to continue to go ahead after Minute 20 in the video. So I have to join the neckchain with the backpanel ? Thank you in advance!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Have you checked out the written pattern? The video is designed to work in conjunction with the written pattern: www.hanjancrochet.com/simple-crochet-top-pattern/ Hope that helps? 🙂

[@reginaolgaiser4951]

@@hanjancrochet3553 thank you Hannah, that makes sense now!

[@judithsibley3067]

❤ your stitch pattern!! How many skeins of Twill yarn for the t-shirt, please?

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thank you! So glad you like it :) All of the yarn details are here: www.hanjancrochet.com/simple-crochet-top-pattern/

[@RahulMenon-m6d]

How many basic chain (stitches) for small size. How many meters of yarn is required for small size

[@hanjancrochet3553]

You'll need approx 1150yds for the small size and you start with an Fhdc of 99. All of the details can be found on the blog: www.hanjancrochet.com/simple-crochet-top-pattern/

[@RahulMenon-m6d]

@hanjancrochet3553 Thank you

[@finazsharifuddin5349]

Hi! can i make a normal chain instead of foundation half DC?

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Yes of course, make the chain 1 longer than the foundation hdc and then hdc in the second chain and each across. You can then carry on as per the pattern 🙂

[@finazsharifuddin5349]

@@hanjancrochet3553 thank u so much!

[@lyndaong77]

Hi Hannah. I am halfway through the second panel. However, I find my neckline looks a bit floppy especially at the sides. As if it’s going to pull and tear. If I do a stitch all around the neckline, what stitch should I use? Thank you!

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Hi, it shouldn't pull and tear, but it could be that your first rows are quite loose which could cause this. You might find that once it's finished and blocked it won't look like that anymore. But there is absolutely no problem adding a neckline, you could use a hdc in the 3rd loop or just a simple single crochet would work as well. I hope that helps 🙂

[@lyndaong77]

@ okay will try the tips! Thank you!

[@EvieBear236]

Is there a way to raise the back neck so that the garment doesn't pull back against the front of the neck. I find when the front and the back are made exactly the same, the garment is uncomfortable at the neck.

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Absolutely! You can add a few short rows to your liking at the back before seaming 😊

[@donatellalabruzzo2513]

❤❤❤

[@mandylavery4558]

Neck line looks too complicated for me

[@hanjancrochet3553]

It's not as complicated as it looks, honestly!