the penny polo | unisex crochet button up tutorial + pattern!

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[@leowshianglingillian9199]

thank you. finally a video tutorial that is straight forward and your video instruction is easy to understand and clear. thank you so much!

[@itserinb]

Thank you for being so kind! 💖

[@quackqwack]

timestamps for my future reference:) Back panel- 2:16 Front panel- 15:44 Sleeves- 17:50 Seaming- 22:46 Optional collar- 25:33

[@Nainara]

the first time i saw this when u showed off ur newest pieces in the vlog, my eyes couldnt focus on anything else anymore. i know i NEEDED to have, make and wear this. thank you so so so much erin for the FREE tutorial video, i'm so eternally grateful and it is the absolute best (polo) shirt crochet i've seen, like ever. LOVE hugs and kisses from germany!!

[@itserinb]

This comment is everything 😭 I feel so appreciated and seen for the work I put into making these tutorials, and you’re totally welcome 💖 thank you for spreading positivity and kindness ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@OliviaLeaf]

Bought this pattern a couple weeks ago and have been slowly working on the back panel! I’ve got such a long torso I feel like this piece is gonna take me a hot minute haha

[@dfrancis8872]

I totally love how this can be for male or female. I also love your explanation of the entire process. Easy and to the point. Love your work. 🤗

[@itserinb]

Oh thank you so much!! 💖

[@ravenlunatic1177]

Absolutely love the simplicity and versatility. Being able to make a garment to body size instead of predetermined measurements is awesome. I’ve added this to my long list of items I want to make. Thank you so much for sharing your design. Your video quality is excellent too. Cheers from FL😺

[@itserinb]

Ahhh thank you so much!! Made to measure is always my fav way to go so that anyone can make it for themselves 🥰💖

[@tirthalily]

Hi, I'm very new to crochet and the yarn I'm getting for this is no 1 weight because no 2 weight doesn't have a good stock but no 1 yarn recommends using 3mm hooks but she recommends 3.5mm hook for this project. Is it okay to use a 3.5mm hook on no 1 weight or will it make the project a disaster?

[@ravenlunatic1177]

@@tirthalily Hi. I’ll try and answer your question the best I can. I admire your willingness to dive in and mix things up. The beauty of making an item is you control all the options. You can use any yarn, weight, hook size, etc. Each will produce different results. You can absolutely substitute a #1 weight yarn for a #2 weight, but there will be differences in your finished garment. Using the lighter weight yarn will produce a lighter more open/lacy garment. You can change that by using a smaller hook to make the lacy parts smaller. By using a smaller yarn you might have to make extra rows to equal the width of the stripes the pattern states. Meaning if it calls to make 2 rows of one color you might need to make 3 or 4 rows in order to achieve the same visual results. Does that make sense? Not the most fun part of crocheting, but one of the smartest ways to help make your item turn out its best is to make a swatch. All that means is to work up a small version of the item you want to make in pattern using your intended hook and yarn. Traditionally swatches are made in 4”x 4” size or 10 x 10 centimeters. By working this swatch up you will be able to see several things; how the yarn looks in the pattern, how many stitches/ rows needed; how it drapes, etc. it’s definitely worth the time for your finished item to be successful. Just crochet the number of chains that will equal the 4”(10 cm) and follow the pattern until you make a 4”(4cm)square. You can also make the garment by holding 2 strands of your chosen yarn together - essentially creating the #2 weight yarn. You would use the hook size the designer used. You just have to be mindful that you are being consistent and not losing one of the strands while you crochet. Holding the 2 strands together might create a slightly thicker fabric. It shouldn’t cause any issues, just something to be aware of. I hope I didn’t confuse you too badly. What sounds right in my head may not translate well into words. If I’ve lost you along the way, please let me know, and I’ll try and make things clearer. Enjoy making the polo. Cheers from FL😺

[@tirthalily]

@@ravenlunatic1177 thank you so much for your reply, your explanation is actually the most detailed one I've come across after all the researching I did. I have never crocheted before, I actually don't even know the basics because I don't have a hook to practice with. I'll be getting my first hook with this project and this will also be my first project. Otherwise I know a little bit of knitting, and I made a scarf for my boyfriend last month after learning knitting basics in December. That has been all for my knitting for now. This shirt too is for my boyfriend so I don't want it to turn out in a way where it doesn't look masculine, like if I use a 3.5mm hook with #1 yarn and it gets too lacy then it might be a problem as that could look more feminine or if it gets too thin if I use 3mm hook and again starts looking feminine.. I don't know I'm just nervous and confused since I haven't even touched a crochet hook before and don't have any idea on how crocheted patterns turn out. I'll try looking for #2 yarns but if I still don't find a good stock then I'll just use a 3mm hook on #1 yarn and go with your suggestion of adding extra stitches. I don't want to risk using two yarns together because I'm still not familiar with crochet.

[@ravenlunatic1177]

@@tirthalily Glad I could help. Wow, I’m even more impressed you haven’t done any crocheting and want to start with a polo. I understand that the project has got you excited to try your hand at crochet. That’s great! I’m sure others have told you it would be better to start with a smaller project, just to see if you even like crocheting, don’t get too frustrated, end up not finishing it, etc. Yes, they can and in a lot of circumstances, are all true. But that excitement can overcome a lot. I will definitely recommend you swatch it out just to make sure you get the look you are after. I went back and watched her video again. She does use a #2 yarn, but says that it feels more like a #1 weight to her. Looking at the yarn, I have to say I agree with her. So that solves not being able to get the color you want in the #2 yarn. The yarn fiber type is important. The yarn she used is a blend of cotton and acrylic. That gives structure to your piece but allows it to drape (without growing). 100% cotton fiber has a tendency to stretch out (aka grow). That’s the nature of the fiber. It’s also a good idea to think about when you think this garment will be worn most - seasons, air conditioning vs. heating. That will help you decide on the fiber. Cotton is great for wearing in the warm weather months due to its light & airiness. Wool can also be a great fiber to work with as it’s very durable, it keeps you warm in the cold and cooler in the heat. The most important thing to remember when buying wool is to get a 100% super wash merino. The super wash is the important part. You need it to be washable. If it’s just the regular wool roving, if you don’t hand wash the item, you’ll end up having it felt on you. Translation - it will shrink in size from something an adult could wear, down to a child or doll sized item. A mix of fibers is usually a good way to go. Either that or 100% acrylic. Acrylic is usually the least expensive and widely available in sizes & color. It isn’t as drapey as the cotton/acrylic mix and it will tend to be a bit warmer of a garment. I’m not talking about huge degree of temperature comfort, just another thing to consider. That being said, as a beginner you might want to check local thrift shops just to get your hands on a crochet hook and yarn. Something you can learn the basic stitches and play with it to get comfortable with your tension, holding the yarn, which way you prefer to hold the hook, etc. There are a lot of beginner crochet videos out there showing basic stitches you’ll need to know to make this project. I’d check them out first just to get comfortable with the process. I’m sure this designer has videos on her channel showing you basics. I also highly recommend Bagoday crochet channel here on KZbin. She walks you through everything clearly and has over 1200 videos of anything you can possibly want to make. Check her out. She has a great teaching style. There are others who are also great teachers. Click on a video and see their style. Just because you aren’t connecting with the way someone is showing how to do the stitch, don’t give up on it. Everyone has their own style of teaching. Just click on another’s video and it might just be the one you have the “aha” moment. Don’t forget KZbin allows you to change the playback speed of a video. You can click on the gear icon either in the top right corner or directly beneath the video depending on where you are watching it. A pop up box will show you many options. That might help to clear a step up for you. If you were able to knit, you should find crochet a bit easier. You are only worried about 1 stitch and not a bunch of stitches on the needle at once. It’s a lot more forgiving. Let me know how the polo turns out. I wish you the best of luck in your crochet journey. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. I’ll do my best to help. The crocheting community on KZbin is very supportive. You’ll find many people that want to see you succeed. Cheers from FL😺

[@twinkle3129]

I've been finding this crochet t shirt..😍 You deserved a subscription!❤

[@itserinb]

That’s so sweet! Thank you 💖

[@killspun]

This was such a fun make!

[@itserinb]

Thank you chelleeee! 🥰💖

[@elsakent7794]

this is exactly what I've been looking for! how much yarn did you need for this?

[@ariyaram2204]

Oh this is so pretty! Adding it to my November to make list.

[@itserinb]

Can’t wait to see your version! 🥰

[@liviamuresan2361]

Și eu mulțumesc frumos pentru tutorial! Mă ajută foarte mult!❤

[@itserinb]

💖💖

[@melodied4314]

Fantastic video. Gorgeous shirt. Have to have it.😊

[@itserinb]

Thank you!!

[@elianaalvarez2033]

thank youuuuuu this is very helpful!

[@trudyb9298]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you x

[@itserinb]

Aww thank you so much!! ❤️‍🔥

[@bulletjournalingwithgrace9192]

bestie please explain how you hold your hook like that 😂😭😭😭

[@itserinb]

Hahaha I hold it like I’m writing with a pencil!! More comfortable this way than the knife hold for me, and I don’t get wrist pain! 😂

[@OutspokenGirl_]

I hold it the same way for the very same reason haha

[@AmbiixROX]

@@itserinbI’m practicing the pencil grip on simple patterns, but it’s so awkward! I hope it becomes more natural bc 1.) it looks more elegant and 2.) I think it would help my wrist!

[@Shinxran-of2tl]

Hi! Thanks for the tutorial! Can’t wait to try this - do u mind if I ask how many grams of yarn you used for your sizing? Trying to gauge how much I need to buy for my boyfriend when I make this!

[@corinnegeffroy6025]

Bonjour C'est très joli!! Quelle taille avez jous fait et combien de fil avez vous utilisé pour cette taille s'il vous plait?😊

[@Odnazhdi_Ytrom]

Спасибо Вам.

[@kaitlync7633]

How many skeins/yards were used? Trying to gauge how much yarn to buy 😅

[@MsMeHeartYou]

This tutorial is amazingggg. Can I just ask how many grams of yarn you used? 😭

[@itserinb]

Hi!! I’m not sure about grams but the yardage is listed in the beginning and you can convert into grams 💖

[@anuradhaaditi1224]

Shell row 11:08

[@lFraanciisca]

hey! how long did it take you to finish this?

[@itserinb]

For me this took 1 week!

[@alixramos906]

how much yarn do you need ? 🥰

[@gonnaholmes6796]

How many balls of yarns did you used

[@tirthalily]

I need help! All the good stock of cotton yarns come in no 1 weight and they require 3mm hook. I couldn't find any proper no 2 weight yarn that uses 3.5mm hook. Can I go for no 1 weight and 3mm needles or will it be a disaster? Or will it be okay to use 3.5mm hook on no 1 yarn? I am absolutely new to crochet, I'll start with learning the basics after buying my first hook

[@paigegutjahr2118]

I’m fairly new to crochet and this is a thing that got me for a while! The labeled hook size on yarn is just a recommendation. Realistically, you could use a 5mm hook on #1 yarn if you wanted. The size of your hook only affects the gaps between stitches. So for this pattern, they use a #2 yarn with a 3.5mm hook to get the desired look. If you change your hook size you’ll just have bigger or smaller gaps between stitches and need more or less yarn accordingly. Hope this helps!!

[@tirthalily]

@@paigegutjahr2118 yeah someone suggested that I'll have to increase the number of hooks if I'm using a #1 yarn and 3mm hook. I am just worried that if I use a 3.5mm hook on a #1 yarn then it might give a more lacy look which I'm scared will turn out to be more of a feminine look since I'm making this for my boyfriend. I haven't bought the materials yet but I'll be ordering them soon and I still haven't been able to decide if I should do a 3.5mm hook with a #1 yarn or a 3mm hook which is the recommended size for the yarn. I need a solid answer with which I can reassure myself that my project won't turn out badly. I have been leaning towards going with #1 yarn and a 3.5mm hook, how well do you think it'll work out since you said the gaps will be a little bigger? And I'm stuck on #1 yarn because #2 isn't available, even if they are, there are very very limited colour options on those. All in all, they won't work out.

[@satsumamoon]

Your peculiar grasp of the English language is far too distracting for me. "The row one" "The ch3 will consist as a dc" "How much I'm going to choose" "a polo collared type feel" "the under armpit section" "I dont want the seaming to be thick" (I dont want the seams to be thick .Seaming is a verb) "go in along the collar section" "hand sew on some buttons" (sew on some buttons by hand) "back and forth in the round" huh? Its one or the other . You say "insert into chain space " but then you insert into a chain. Do you know what a chain space is? If youre dyslexic or have some other learning difficulty then you could get someone to proof read your scripts beforehand. If you just skipped far too many english classes at school then , oh well you do have some subs willing to tolerate the distraction it creates while theyre trying to follow your directions.

[@itserinb]

LMAO the amount of effort you put into this comment 😂😂 thanks for the engagement!

[@savvyyplays2476]

Not everyone's native language is English and oh well not everyone cares so much about English. We're glad she gave us a beautiful pattern for free!

[@Green5Apples]

ERIN, I'm just 2 minutes into the tutorial but can we talk about the edit and instructions quality !? This is so clear and nice, I can not wait to make my own penny polo !!

[@itserinb]

Ahhhh thank you for noticing and saying something!! It’s really comments like these that make me feel seen and appreciated, thank you for being here 💖

[@aishwaryavijay13]

Hey erin! Love the pattern and cant wait to make one! Could you please tell me how many grams did you use to make your top?

[@LolaMoffat-m9m]

How much yarn was used as in, will i get away with buying onw of thise balls of yarn she mentioned as its a little pricey.

[@ImmaHippster]

Im resisting making a sweater for my bf, but this would be such a great spring and summer shirt for him. In a cotton! ❤

[@itserinb]

Yesss I used the cotton acrylic blend and it’s actually perfect for most seasons!! This would be great too with wool/acrylic for winter ❤️‍🔥

[@yarnswithzander]

Yes more of men crochet

[@tirthalily]

I'll be making this for my boyfriend too. Could you give me an idea how much yarn I'll need per colour? I've never crocheted before so I don't have an idea on this. She said that she used 700yds which I'm assuming is per colour but ofcourse my boyfriend will need a lot more since he's tall and has a bigger build so I'm not sure how much yarn to go for

[@hobidunyam1235]

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[@ricebowl666]

loved how clear you were with your instructions!! i was worried i wasn't going to be able to follow along at my level but you explained everything so well. can't wait to make this after my hand heals!

[@itserinb]

So glad you could understand this!! 💖💖

[@cee8226]

I just get my crop top t shirt and lay it down and put my back panel on top, mark the sleeves with those little markers and there you go.

[@mariabrynn9338]

Hi! Do you think you could do this with worsted weight (4) yarn and an increased hook size? I don't have enought fingering weight yarns to use

[@evelynarce7715]

Simply gorgeous, so reminiscent of vintage pieces I have seen in magazines and antique stores.

[@itserinb]

Never thought of it that way but it does give vintage vibes! 💖

[@alicemay5453]

I love this video and this shirt and definitely want to make it. Can you explain the 80+7 thing? thats the only bit I didnt really get. Like why does it have to be multiples of 8 plus 7?

[@JupiterDragon]

OK so stitch markers on a carabiner is brilliant. I have some hobbi Halloween twister coming in soon. This is going to be perfect!

[@itserinb]

The new hobbii Halloween colors are sooooo gorgeous I wish I could have them all 😂💖

[@JupiterDragon]

@@itserinb I may or may not have bought them all 🤣🤦‍♀️

[@ivanaahmed9537]

This was the most easiest video to follow! Ty!!! I loved how you showed step by step

[@itserinb]

You’re so kind thank you 💖

[@delraedillon9955]

Loved the way you did this tutorial. Thank you for the detail. Will definitely be making this for myself

[@itserinb]

Thank you 💖💖

[@barijade]

So happy I found this cause I've been super interested in making a shirt like this and I WILL be making this! It's been added to my project queue! Thank you so much for the free pattern!

[@miikaryff7077]

i‘m making a shirt for my friends birthday! and i‘ve found your tutorial very easy to follow ! ❤️❤️

[@AeroLuvrr]

Love it now I’m my list of things to make in near future I’ve too many wips to start another thing. Thank you for doing tutorial for it. ❤

[@itserinb]

Take your time, it will always be here 💖

[@Luna-pp1rx]

OMG thank you so much, i was kinda sad when you started to sell paterns bc in My country they could get so expensive 😭😭😭😭 you are amazing, xoxo💖

[@mariaobduliaramirezcorona4757]

Hola que bonita te quedó, una pregunta los puntos que usaste en un inicio para el cuello siempre es el mismo número hasta terminar el cuello o se le hace aumentos,???saludos desde México 😊😚

[@guigui9430]

what type of yarn is this pls

[@mariaelliott7001]

What brand crochet hook did you use for this polo shirt?

[@yarnswithzander]

From South Africa I want to say thank you Erin thank you for this PLEASE MORE MEN CROCHET!!!

[@NaturallyNicole]

Love this and the color scheme 😍

[@itserinb]

Trying to pick out colors that I’ll actually wear, and the browns go with everything 💖

[@savvyyplays2476]

How much yarn did you need?

[@irmavannia9640]

I've finished mine! Thank you for the pattern. Very pretty! ❤

[@MsMeHeartYou]

Hi! How many skeins/grams of yarn did you use? Please and thank you 🥹

[@user-uc5qq5ks2k]

oh wow.......i admire your creativity. love your explanation, you make it sound so simple and thank you for sharing

[@itserinb]

Ahh thank you!! 💖

[@conceicaopinto543]

Que trabalho primoroso! As cores combinaram muito e o resultado está maravilhoso! Parabéns e muito sucesso❤

[@itserinb]

Thank you so much! 💖

[@oliviareedman4213]

this may seem like a silly question but after row 1 should there be in your example 80 double crochet stitches? have been trying to replicate but my pattern isnt lining up after the first 6 rows like yours does. im confusing myself here 🕺🏽🫶🏼

[@oliviareedman4213]

for example, my starting chain is 128 + 7 (135) and my row 1 end is 133 dc. is that right 😂

[@anai.riveradavila3536]

Oh my God, This is the best explanation you ever done. I like how you show from the start the step from measuring on yourself to the end of the work. I wish you had done that to the men polo I had done it but with many doubts until now I haven’t finished 😢. Really wish you continue with this beautiful tutorials. I’m 70 years old and had try to crochet and garments for my family. Wishing you all the best.

[@alyssapeters9568]

I am still very new to crochet clothing. Am I able to use a 100% cotton that is size three and use a 4.0 mm hook to make this top?

[@itserinb]

You can! But keep in mind the stitches will be much tighter than mine, and will have less of a lace effect 💖

[@KarenBland-b8l]

So perfect!! Love your nice voice so straight forward and no silly life stories!!! Thank you for not making me want to mute!!

[@itserinb]

Hahaha I’ll take this compliment 😅

[@ramyas2210]

Absolutely awesome erin.. i loved the way u explained, i really wanted to make it nd wear it,but i so so worried that i couldn't because im in india, i don't have that currency to buy the yarn, so can u say any other alternative yarn to use, can u say any other way to make this, i really wanted to make itt😫😭

[@itserinb]

Any type of cotton/acrylic blend would work! 💖

[@Hollysattic]

I completed this top. It looks awesome.People are asking me for pattern.

[@itserinb]

Yesss that’s what we like to hear!! 💖💖

[@lopezadrii]

Hi ! How many skeins of yarn did you use ??

[@seagreenblue4052]

This is one gorgeous high style shirt to crochet. I was terrified to even consider crocheting or knitting anything that required shaping. You have made it so easy. Nonetheless I'm afraid my hand work never comes out even. Love it. So have to do it. Thank you so much for sharing.💖💖💖

[@itserinb]

You’ll never know unless you give it a try!! I know you can do it 💖

[@Benny9999-i6l]

Hi Erin, I can’t wait to make this. Could you please share how much yarn you used to make this?

[@itserinb]

For my size & measurements I used around 700 yds!

[@elsakent7794]

​@@itserinbis that 700 yds in total or 700yds of each colour?

[@chelyespinoza4655]

Wow!!!! So easy to follow you!!! Thanks . I want like a vest with the polo neck !!! Or maybe just a small sleeve . Mmmm I will see how hehehe 😅 I want to wear it in top of my strapless jumpsuit ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@macramirez-bonoan9377]

how many skeins of yarns did you use? (grams)

[@itserinb]

Yardage is listed along with yarn line, you can convert it into grams 💖

[@ellaellala8741]

How much yarn did you use to make this?

[@itserinb]

Yardage is listed in video 💖

[@vaishnavikrishna3605]

Beautiful.. and wonderful explanation.. now I can make something for my husband 🥹

[@chimquau8049]

How many grams did you use making this beautiful, amazing top? I wanna make one and I already have 500g of yarn, and I'm wondering if its enough. Thank you so much for this pattern ❤

[@ronja6689]

Hi, i really wanna make this and i also LOVED the color for this!! I did figure out the one color was Dune in this yarn, but is the other one Grey or light grey?

[@itserinb]

The other color is Sand! 💖

[@ronja6689]

@@itserinb Omg thank you 🥰

[@caelthesadlettuce]

this is amazing, im using it for my duke of Edinburghs skills section! i have had to adapt the pattern slightly because im using four colours and its thick wool, but it is turning out incredibly well

[@OdaZuñiga-q3y]

Hola

[@erdimkrac3816]

Harika model hemen yapmaya başladım teşekkürler ❤😊

[@wendyjohnson3387]

Love the shirt and your teaching methods! I've been crocheting a while but am mostly self taught. Like to find videos like yours that include written instructions as I'm trying to learn to read patterns. Having both is great for that purpose. Have a question, could you attach front panels to back panel then do sleeves? Then the sleeves would only have to be connected on the bottom side. Thx!!💜

[@anna-pinadimarzio5452]

Bonjour je viens de regarder votre tuto et ça me plaît beaucoup Serait il possible d avoir des explications avec un dessin car je ne comprends pas l Anglais mais vous montrez bien ce que vous faites,merci

[@amara560]

I love this design so, so much😍 you did an amazing job! I'm currently busy with Christmas projects, but you bet I will be all over this before next spring.

[@yenzro]

can i use cotton yarn instead of sock yarn? If so what size?

[@itserinb]

This is cotton yarn! It’s sock weight/sport 💖

[@nicoleszacharia2624]

what shades of friends wheel did you use for this? really cute and on trend

[@itserinb]

Dune and Sand 💖💖

[@AlexisJefferson-nf9hr]

Wowwww 😍beautiful. I’m a beginner and I happened to this video and start watching and I enjoy it very much. I want to learn how to crochet this. I just started crocheting last January ,slow lol and visual learner. I will watch this video maybe hundred more times and then I crochet alongside with you. I also like the way you teach. I will be watching more of you starting today. Thank you 🙏 😊

[@mhkprajapati8659]

I'm gonna make this for my boyfriend 🤭 wish me luck🤞🏻🎀

[@AiayanaGoodrow]

How would you use 3 colors? I’m a lil nervous about them not flowing like how you explained!

[@stitchaspellMilan]

Thank you very much for this great tutorial! Your top is adorable and you look so cool in it. I think I’ll be adding it to my summer makes queue! 🦋

[@jodyhezemans9632]

Thank you for a great tutorial. Definitely on my list to make for myself ❤

[@itserinb]

Yay I’d love to see it when you’re finished!!

[@naelita100]

Super linda! 👌🏼

[@lorrainenesbitt]

Love this top! Thank you!! The vertical stripes are slenderizing!! Much love 💕

[@itserinb]

I never realized that, but the vertical stripes give that effect! Thanks for being here 💖

[@lorrainenesbitt]

@@itserinb Thank you for all your good work! It’s very hard to find patterns in a vertical direction. 💕

[@soliloqvy]

eeeek thank u so much for the tutorial, the top is so so pretty 🥺

[@itserinb]

You’re welcome! 💖💖

[@huckleberrybear8100]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I was very captivated when I first it on ur YT and now with this tutorial, I am all ready to follow

[@itserinb]

Yay can’t wait to see!! 💖

[@autisticburrito1056]

Hi, how many grams of yarn did you end up using?

[@brendaeldridge7937]

Beautiful

[@remainpeaceful7464]

Very cute

[@edagumus5927]

Thank you for the pattern❤ Is it a cotton yarn?

[@itserinb]

Yes it’s cotton/acrylic 💖

[@edagumus5927]

@@itserinb thank you🥰🥰

[@blueberrie1317]

Excited to make this!❤

[@itserinb]

Can’t wait to see yours! ❤️‍🔥

[@alicea441]

Thank you for making and sharing this great video 😊

[@itserinb]

Of course!! 💖

[@remedy9648]

Fantastic

[@luisestein915]

How much yarn did you use for your piece?☺️

[@genessigimenezdacruz7121]

Maravilhosa obrigada por compartilhar Deus te abençoe

[@leya6063]

This is PERFECT thank you 🎉❤

[@itserinb]

You’re so welcome!

[@melihaaydin9147]

🙏

[@BADRUBULDURA]

😊😊

[@RachidaLounes-lt1ec]

How much time it took you to finish this top?😊

[@ezza5661]

how much yarn did you use (grams)

[@erikag.7396]

How much yarn does this pattern use?

[@solsol59]

Très beau, merci beaucoup 😊

[@itserinb]

💖💖