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H E A R TEE

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Drawing inspiration from the trending heart cutout
designs and playful essence of Y2K baby tees, Heartee
came to life! Heartee flaunts not one, but two heart-shaped
cutouts - a subtle peekaboo heart in the front and a
striking, statement heart at the back, fashioning it as a
gracefully backless design. You can also play around with
the backless design by adding your personal touch to it!

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Designed as a raglan top-down tee, Heartee allows
flexibility to tailor its length to your preference and there’s
no need to sew!

Part 1
Huge Appreciation To:
Photographer: Fakhry Mundzir - @fakhry.photo
Models: Stella - @stella_strktt | Claire - @claireriverland

Part 2
Testers:
Zoie @artist_zoievan | Ken - @burpingyarn | Isis - @
canogon_ | Erin - @ecizzy | Vicky - @ernili.crochet | Chelsea
- @etoile.threads | Alyssa - @hookedonalyssa | Jasmine -
@bugs.bundles | Kat - @katrochet | Kirsten - @kc.does |
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Miya - @miyagomimis | Morgan - @morgana_crochet |

Riley - @thecrochetahlian | Sam - @forestxghostxcrochet
| Elle - @crochetingw_elle
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Introducing
Heartee

Construction
Table of Contents

Pattern Information & Measurement

Part 1
Construction

Part 1: Neckline Base

Part 2
Part 2: Body Panel
Part 3

Part 3: Detailing

8 Part 4: Sleeves
Part 4

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lowed on any platform; Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, etc.

3. You are not permitted to use this pattern to teach for a crochet class.

4. Disclosure of the pattern, stitches, construction are NOT ALLOWED.

5. You may sell the finished item or gift it to someone but make sure to give

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credits to Morning Meadows as the designer and do not underprice them!

6. If you post any WIP or finished Heartee, do tag @morningmeadow.s on Ins-

tagram <3

How to Read the Guide

Part 1
This pattern is more of a guide where there are more explanatory paragraphs.
Those explanatory paragraph will be shown in black ink like this.
Crochet instructions like *hdc until you reach last st* will be shown in green ink.
Red ink means that it is an important note!

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Yellow highlighter means that it is a tip, you can follow them or not.
Blue ink means that you should refer to a picture.

There’s a page divider, in which the right side will be used for:
- my notes when making my version (my measurement and sts count in row x)
- you taking notes, especially during the freehand part
Part 3

There are some index pages and hyperlinks that can take you to certain pages of
the guide, you can find them on:
- bottom left and top right (Heart symbol) to take you to Table of Contents
Part 4

- most right of the page, just click the divider to go to that section.

There are some parts that require calculations, and to automatically calculate
them, you can access the Google Spreadsheet here.
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Heartee Version

SOLID COLOR

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Size XS:

200gr / 620m using

Cotton-Cashmere by Katia

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DUO-TONED
Size S:

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370gr / 525m using

100% Cotton

40gr / 125m using

Eco Baby by Isager

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STRIPES
Size S:

240gr / 403m using

Cahlista by Scheepjes

Part 2
190gr / 343m using

Cahlista by Scheepjes

Part 3

DESIGN YOUR OWN

HEARTEE!
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For more versions, do check the lookbook to see the testers’ versions and how
they personalize their own Heartee!

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Materials
- Yarn; DK weight recommended, but any fingering, DK, or aran can work

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- Crochet hook; 0.5mm smaller than what your yarn suggest
- Measuring tape
- Scissors
- Stitch Markers

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- Sewing Needles

Abbreviations
- ch = chain - fsc = foundation single crochet (tutorial link)
- st(s) = stitch(es) - sc = single crochet (tutorial link)

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- dec = decrease - hdc = half double crochet (tutorial link)
- inc = increase - dc = double crochet (tutorial link)
- rep = repeat - sl st = slip stitch (tutorial link)
- to = turn over - fpdc = front post double crochet (tutorial link)
- yo = yarn over - bpdc = back post double crochet (tutorial link)
- fo = fasten off - sc2tog = single crochet 2 together

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- hdc2tog = half double crochet 2 together

Measurements
M1 = Head circumference

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M2 = Shoulder to shoulder (shoulder blades)
M3 = Bust Circumference
M4 = Collarbone to Armpit
M5 = Armhole Circumference*
M6 = Desired length of sleeve
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M7 = Desired length of body**

M8 = Underbust Circumference

* = think of it like straps, what would be the

strap measurement
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** = measure from shoulder.

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General Construction

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The guide will be divided into 4 major parts, in which each part will break down more detailed con-
struction and its step.
Part 1 / Pink = Raglan construction base until the start of the back’s heart.
Part 2 / Green = Finishing the body panel (creating the front’s heart and finishing the back’s heart)
Part 3 / Orange = Details, including bottom and neckline ribbing, outline of the hearts, and ties.

Part 2
Part 4 / Blue = Sleeves

Part 3

Tip
This guide or pattern have a lot of explanation, so I would
recommend you to read through at least one whole part
(or section) of the guide before you start crocheting to
Part 4

fully understand the workflow and when to stop working

a certain part.
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Part 1
Part 2
In this part, we will be making the first few rows of the raglan tee.

1. Dark pink part which will act as the raglan base constuction and worked in rounds Part 3

2. Upper middle of the back heart

3. Light pink part, body panel continuation but not worked in rounds anymore
4. Upper middle of the front heart.
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Step 1: Foundation SC NOTES

Make a multiple of 4 fsc until you reach the M1 unstretched (Picture 1), when STITCH COUNTER

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stretched, make sure that it has to be at least 5cm longer (Picture 2). Orange-Purple: 108 fsc
Tip: Place a stitch marker on your first fsc. Yours:

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Orange-Purple: 58cm un-

stretched, 68cm stretched

Yours:
Picture 1 Picture 2

Sl st to the first st (Picture 3 & 4), make sure that your fsc is not twisted!
Ch 1 & turn.

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Tip: Try it on, make sure that it can go through your head and there are some it’s
not tight around the neck (allow some space for ribbings).

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Picture 3 Picture 4

Step 2: HDC Base STITCH COUNTER

OP: 108 fsc
Hdc into the first st, not the join st! (Picture 5 & 6). Yours:
At the end, make sure that your total sts is the same as the fsc st.

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Don’t sl st as we are going to mark the raglan increase first. You can secure the
loop with st marker first.

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Part 4

join st
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Picture 5 Picture 6

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Step 3: Marking Raglan Increase

This line that separate the body panel and sleeves NOTES

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will be referred as Raglan Increase. You want OP: 108 / 4 = 27sts,

your raglan increase starting point to sit around Picture 7 marking on 27th from

the collarbone area. the 1st st (1st Q) and 27th

from the last st (2nd Q)

First, make sure that your sts count is the same as

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Yours:
your fsc count! 1st Q 3rd Q

Then, divide your total stitch by 4, this number will

be referred to as Q.

Count Q sts from the first st (1st Q) and the last st

(2nd Q), put a st marker on both sts (see Picture 8 Picture 8

and 9).

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Part 2
Picture 9

The row join should fall on the middle back (Picture 10). Part 3
When worn, the 1st and 2nd Q should fall in the shoulder line (Picture 11). While
you’re trying it on, mark where you want your raglan increase to be, you want it
to sit around the collarbone area (Picture 11, purple & blue st markers).
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purple st marker

1st quarter 3rd quarter

blue st marker
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For me, there’s 7 sts in between the pink and purple st marker (Picture 12). This sts NOTES
gap (7 sts) will be referred as y. OP: y = 7 sts.

Yours: y =

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Tip: The safe distance for y are around 5 -
1 2 345
15 sts. If you have bigger bust, you might 67
want to have less y sts.

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Picture 12

From the pink st marker (1st and 3rd quarter mark), place a st marker to the
left and right for each (I use blue and purple st marker). All 4 should have y
distance from the pink. (Picture 13 & 14).

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y sts y sts
1st quarter 3rd quarter
mark mark
y sts y sts

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Picture 13

Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

Picture 14

Blue marker indicates the raglan increase for the left front & back panel while
the purple marker indicates the raglan increase for the right front & back panel.
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Sl st, ch 1 & turn.

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Step 4: First Increase

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Stitch Count Formulation OP:

a = (108/4) - 7] - 2 = 18
a = (Total sts / 4) - y - 2 b = 7 + 7 + 1 = 15
b=y+y+1 c = 108-(18x2)-(15x2)-4 = 38

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c = Total sts - (a x 2) - (b x 2) - 4 d = (18x2)+(15x2)+38+12 =
d = Total sts on Row 3 = (a x 2) + (b x 2) + c + 12 116

Tip: by calculating the a, b, c, you have a set standard to Yours:

know if you’re accidentally missing a st so you only count a=

per section instead of counting until hundreds. b=

c=

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d=

Tip: before doing the next row, recount your sts to make sure that you have the IMPORTANT
right st count! Picture 15 is what the row should ended up like.
From this point, there will

be some calculations. If

you don’t like calculations,

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you can access this Google

Sheets link to get an auto-

matic calculator!

Part 2
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Picture 15
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Hdc for a sts until you reach the stitch before the 1st purple marker.
Hdc, ch 1, hdc to the st that is marked (Picture 17).

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hdc, ch1, hdc
1st hdc Join 18th st

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Picture 16 Picture 17

Hdc for b sts until you reach the stitch before the 2nd purple marker. STITCH COUNTER
*Hdc, ch 1, hdc to the marked st*
There’s an additional 8 sts
Hdc for c sts until you reach the stitch before the 1st blue marker, Rep **

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of 1hdc + 1ch in each raglan
Hdc for b sts until you reach the stitch before the 2nd blue marker, Rep **
point (4 hdc + 4 chs).
Hdc for a sts until you reach the last st.
Sl st, Ch 1 & turn.
OP: 108 + 8 = 116 sts includ-

a sts a sts ing the chains

Count your sts and

Yours:
make sure that the total

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is = fsc sts + 8 sts. b
b
Now, you have 4 point- sts sts
ers for the raglan in-
creases (Picture 18).
I would remove all the st

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markers at this point.
Picture 18
c sts

ROW COUNTER

Step 5: Raglan Increases Rows OP:

Row 1 = fsc (108sts)

Part 3
Due to the increase on the previous row,
Row 2 = hdc row (108sts)
a should increase by 1 st each,
Row 3 = 1st inc row (116 sts)
b should increase by 2 sts each, Row 4 = raglan inc rows (124
and c should increase by 2 sts. sts)
So, with every row increase, the total sts should increase by 8 sts including the Row 5 = raglan inc (132 sts)
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ch (Picture 19 on next page). Row 6 = raglan inc (140 sts)

+*Hdc into every st until you reach the ch 1 space, [hdc, ch 1, hdc] to the ch 1 space
Yours:
from the prev row*, rep * * until you do 4 [ ] in total, hdc into every st tuntil you
Row 1 = fsc
reach the last st. Sl st, ch 1 & turn.+
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Row 2 = hdc row

Row 3 = 1st inc row

Row 4 = raglan inc row

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Picture 19

Rep + + until your rows measure at 1.5 - 2” (Picture 20a), or it is sitting 2” above
your armpit (Picture 20b). When it has reached the length, fo.
Tip: pay attention to the direction so for the next row (Picture 21), we know which
direction to go when attaching the yarn in the next step.

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Picture 21

Picture 20a Picture 20b

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Step 6: Back Heart Cutout - Middle Part
The middle part, between the st

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markers, will be the middle part of
the heart cutout (Picture 22; 18 sts).
14 sts 14 sts
18 sts
On the sides (raglan inc until st

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Picture 22
markers) (Picture 22; 14 sts), we will 15th st
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dec sts to form the heart’s sides.

OP:
You can guesstimate but my golden rule so that the middle heart is not too
# sts of middle
big or small is:
= ((24 + 24)/3) = 16
The number of sts in the middle heart = ((a* + a*) / 3) +/- 2 or 3 sts
16 +/- 2 or 3 sts
The number of sts in one side = ((a* + a*) - number of sts in the middle heart) / 2 # of sts in the middle can

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range between 13 - 19 sts.
a* = # of a sts on the current row.
Make sure that the number of sts in one side has at least a minimum of 9 sts I choose 18 sts, so

(start counting from the st after the ch). # of sts in one side

= ((24 + 24) - 18) / 2)

Place a st marker on each side where you want your middle heart to be (Picture = 30 / 2 = 15

17; blue marker).

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If you have more than 15 sts in the middle, attach yarn 2 sts beside the marker
(Picture 23a), if you have less, attach yarn 1 st beside the marker (Picture 23b).

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Picture 23a sk 1 st Picture 23b

For hdc dec, you can choose to go with hdc2tog or sk 1 st. I prefer to choose sk 1
Part 3

st method so that it doesn't look bulky for this step.

*Ch 1, hdc dec, hdc until you have 2 sts left before the second st marker, hdc
dec.*
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Rep * * until you have 3 or 4 sts left.

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If you have 3 sts left,
Ch 1, yo, insert to the 1st st (Picture 24), yo, you should have 3 loops on your hook
(Picture 25).

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Yo, insert hook to the 3rd st (Picture 26), yo, you should have 5 loops on your
hook, yo all 5 loops (Picture 27).
Ch 1, cut off yarn.

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Picture 24 Picture 25 Picture 26 Picture 27

If you have 4 sts left,

Ch 1, hdc dec, hdc dec, ch 1.

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Ch 1, yo, insert to the 1st st (Picture 24), yo, you should have 3 loops on your hook
(Picture 25).
Yo, insert hook to the 2nd st (Picture 26), yo, you should have 5 loops on your
hok, yo all 5 loops (Picture 27).
Ch 1, cut off yarn.

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Your back panel should look something like this now (Picture 28).

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Picture 28

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Step 7: Raglan Increase & Back Heart Cutout - Sides ROW COUNTER

If you have more than 12 sts between the st marker and the raglan increase, OP:

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Row 1 = fsc
attach yarn 2 sts beside the marker, if you have less, attach yarn 1 st beside the
Row 2 = first increase row
marker.
3 - 7 = raglan increase rows

8 - 11 = raglan increase &

For hdc dec on the sides, I like to alternate the method between hdc2tog and sk
heart cutout sides row

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1 st because when doing lots of sk 1 st, there will be some gaps and the hdc2tog
help to counter that.
Yours:

Row 1: Hdc dec, *hdc until you reach the ch 1 space, [hdc, ch 1, hdc] to the ch 1
space*, rep * * until you do 4 [] in total, hdc until you reach the last 2 sts, hdc dec.
Ch 1 & turn.

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Row 2: Hdc dec 2x times, *hdc until you reach the ch 1 space, [hdc, ch 1, hdc] to
the ch 1 space*, rep * * until you do 4 [] in total, hdc until you reach the last 4 sts,
hdc dec 2x times. Ch 1 & turn.

Row 3: Repeat Row 2

Repeat Row 1 - Row 3 until you reach armpit or around 2 - 3” away from your

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cleavage (Picture 29), I did 4 rows in total. Fo.

NOTES

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OP:

c = (38 + (2 x (11 - 2))/2

= (38 + (2 x 9))/2

= 28
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Picture 29 Yours:

c=

Step 8: Front Heart Cutout - Middle

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Now, let’s calculate your the middle of your c sts (or you can count them if you NOTES
hate math):
OP:
c = c sts on Step 4 + (2 x (total rows you’ve made* - 2))
4 sts away from the middle.
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Yours:
*total rows should be counted from the fsc row.

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Put a st marker (mine is yellow) on the st corresponding to c (Picture 30).

Put another st marker 3 - 6 sts away (mine is blue) from the middle st on both

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sides (Picture 25). This will determine the size of the front heart cutout. If you’re
uncomfortable with showing too much cleavage, you can just put 3 sts away or
even skip the front heart cutout entirely (though you’re missing the star of the
pattern ><).

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Picture 30

Attach yarn to the st with the blue st marker (Picture 30),

*Ch 1, hdc dec, hdc until you have 2 sts left before the second blue st marker, hdc
dec.*
Rep * * until you have 3 or 4 sts left.

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If you have 3 sts left,
Ch 1, yo, insert to the 1st st, yo, you should have 3 loops on your hook.
Yo, insert hook to the 3rd st, yo, you should have 5 loops on your hok, yo all 5
loops.
Ch 1, cut off yarn.

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If you have 4 sts left,
Ch 1, hdc dec, hdc dec, ch 1.
Ch 1, hdc dec, fo.

Your front panel should look something like this now (Picture 31). Part 3
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Picture 31
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In this part, we will continue working on the rest of the body panel, shown in green.

1. Dark green part means that we will work the right side (front and back) separately
from the left side (front and back).
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2. At one point (Circle 1 and 2), you will stop making raglan increase and just work on
the body panel.

3. At Circle 3, when the front heart cutout has formed, we will join the right side and
the left side.
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4. The light green part is just working the body panel with decreases for the under-
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Before we start, decide on which heart cutout version you want for the back.

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Open Heart with Ties at the Back

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Part 2
Part 3

Closed Heart Wrapped Open Heart with

Ties at the Front
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Step 1: Raglan Increase & Both Heart Cutout - Sides

From now on, we will be shaping both the front and back heart cutout simulta-

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neously. We might be doing dec for back heart but already inc for front heart all
in one row. What I’m doing to shape the heart might be different with yours, so
this section will be just a guide instead of an actual pattern as you will be free-
handing it. But my golden ratio for the front heart is:

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Alternate 2 rows of hdc dec
2x and 1 row of hdc dec

No inc or dec

Alternate 2 rows of hdc inc

2x and 1 row of hdc inc

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Slow inc (hdc inc 1x each row)

And my ratio for the back heart, depending on th version is:

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Open Heart with Ties at the Back

Alternate 2 rows of hdc dec

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2x and 1 row of hdc dec

No inc or dec

Part 3

Slow decreases - alternate 1

row of hdc dec and no dec
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Wrapped Open Heart with Ties at the

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Alternate 2 rows of hdc dec
2x and 1 row of hdc dec

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No inc or dec

Fast dec - alternate 1 row of hdc

dec 2x and 1 row of hdc dec

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Ties

Closed Heart

Part 1
Alternate 2 rows of hdc dec
2x and 1 row of hdc dec

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No inc or dec

Dec 1x per row Part 3

Part 4

For more references on the heart shaping, feel free to check the lookbook and
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Furthermore, you will be making the left side and right side separately. You NOTES
can do this in 2 ways:
OP:

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1. Make one side all the way until you finish the left side and cut off, then con- I do the 2nd method and do

tinue to work on the right side, then join. If you do this, I recommend to take the Open Heart with Ties at

the Back.
notes on every dec, inc, or normal rows that you make for the back panel
and front panel so that both sides match up.

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2. One row for the left side, then attach a new yarn (from a different skein) on
the right side and work one row for right side. Then, alternaly, work one row
for left, then right, then left, then right. This way works better if you have dif-
ferent skeins and help to keep track on the shaping easier.

No matter which way you choose, I’d still recommed to take simple note on the

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shaping (see notes section for example).

You'll be doing the next crochet instruction while measuring M3, M4, and M5 NOTES

occasionally. Stop doing the section and move to the next part if one of these OP:
scenarios happen: M3 = 85.5cm, Picture 29 shows
36cm so (85.5/2)-36 = 6.75cm
- You’re at least 5cm short from your M3/2 measurement if you’re doing the sec-

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short
ond approach (Picture 32) OR 3cm short from your M3/4 measurement if you’re M4 = 12cm, Pic 30 shows 9cm,

doing the first approach. so 3cm short

M5 = 42cm, Pic 31 shows 12cm,
- You’re at least 3cm short from your M4 (Picture 33) measurement. so (42/2) - 12 = 9cm short
- You’re at least 5cm short from your M5/2 (Picture 34).

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Part 3

Picture 32 Picture 33 Picture 34

Things to pay attention when doing this section:

Part 4

Stop doing hdc dec 2x and just do dec 1x on the back panel sides if there’s only 5
sts left before the ch 1 space.
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If you start on the back panel, join yarn from where you fo on Step 7 Part 1. SHAPING NOTES

Row 1 = Hdc dec, *hdc until you reach the ch 1 space, [hdc, ch 1, hdc] to the ch 1
OP:
space*, rep * * until you do 2 [] in total, hdc until you reach the last 5 sts before 1. B-1, F-2

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the st marker, hdc dec 2x times. Ch 1 & turn. 2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2
4. B-1, F0
If you start on the front panel, attach yarn on the st beside the st marker (Picture
How to Read?
35).

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B-1 means back panel has
Row 1 = Hdc dec 2x, *hdc until you reach the ch 1 space, [hdc, ch 1, hdc] to the ch 1 dec.
1 space*, rep * * until you do 2 [] in total, hdc until you reach the last 2 sts before F-2 means front panel has
2 dec.
the st marker, hdc dec. Ch 1 & turn. F0 means front panel has
no dec or inc.

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Picture 35
attach here

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Step 2: Detaching Sleeves and Body Panel SHAPING NOTES -c-

OP:
When you’ve reached one of the scenarios, 1. B-1, F-2
hdc (dec accordingly), until you reach the ch 1 space, hdc 1 on the ch 1 space (Pic- 2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2

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ture 36), ch around 10 - 25 sts*, hdc 1 on the next ch 1 space (Picture 37), hdc until
4. B-1, F0
you reach the last st on the other side of the panel (shape accordingly). 5. B-1, (19), F0

(19) means that I did 19 chs

*when determining the chain, try on to see if it hugs you nice around the bust for the sleeve detachment.
and the armpit area.
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Step 3: Body Panel & Bottom Front Heart Cutout
OP:
Now, for each side of the panel (right and left), hdc into every st of the row - sts i’ve dec = 5 sts

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while still shaping the heart cutout accordingly. - sts of the top heart/2 =
10/2 = 5

One thing to notice, if you start to do inc for the Front Heart Cutout, pay attention 5 + 5 = 10 increases on
to: each side

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1. How many sts you’ve dec on the front
2. (Amount of sts of the top heart (Picture 38))/2.
SHAPING NOTES -c-

Add the two up (1. + 2.) and that will be the

OP:
amount of inc you need to make each side. If the
1 2 34 56 7 89 10 1. B-1, F-2
number is odd, subtract 1 from it (ex. 15, then 2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2
inc 14). 4. B-1, F0
5. B-1, (19), F0

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Picture 38 6. B-1, M0, F+1
Alternate between 1 inc row and 2 inc rows to
7. B-1, M-1, F+2
even out the shaping. 8. B0, M0, F+1
9. B-1, M-1, F+2
If you want a tight fit around the underbust, mark 10. B0, M0, F+1
11. B0, M0, F+1
the middle of the additional sts that you made on 12. B0, M0, F+1
Step 2 (Picture 39), and do dec around there: 13. B+1, M-1, F+1
14. B0, M0, F JOIN,

Part 1
- If the bust and underbust difference is that big,
15. B+1, M-1
dec 1 every row
F+1 means that I increase 1
- If the bust and underbust is not that big, dec 1
st at the front panel.
every 2 rows.

Picture 39

Part 2
Continue the shaping until you reach the last row of front heart inc (Picture 40),
which is when you have reached the number of inc required.

Part 3
Part 4

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Step 4: Joining Front Hearts

Hdc into every st of the row on one side of the top. When you reach the middle

Version
(Picture 41), do not cut off yarn and hdc on to the first st of the other front side
(Picture 42).

Info & Measurement

Picture 41 Picture 42

Construction
Continue hdc until the back panel (remember to still continue the back heart
shaping). When finished, it will look like Picture 43.

Part 1
Part 2
Picture 43

For the next row, when you have reached the middle, hdc to that joined st that
looks like a ch (Picture 44). Your finished row should look like Picture 45.
Part 3
Part 4

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Step 5a: Bottom Top & Back Heart Shaping - Open Heart SHAPING NOTES -c-

OP:
Now you only need to do the back heart shaping, and most likely you’re already
1. B-1, F-2

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at the inc phase. 2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2
4. B-1, F0
Row x = hdc inc accordingly, hdc into every st accordingly, hdc inc accordingly. 5. B-1, (19), F0
6. B-1, M0, F+1
7. B-1, M-1, F+2

Info & Measurement

If you don’t want ribbing, Rep Row x until you reach M7 (unstretched), while doing 8. B0, M0, F+1
some dec on the middle accordingly. Do not fo yarn. Continue to Step 2 on Part 9. B-1, M-1, F+2
3. 10. B0, M0, F+1
11. B0, M0, F+1
12. B0, M0, F+1
If you want to add ribbings, Rep Row x, while doing some dec on the middle ac- 13. B+1, M-1, F+1
cordingly, until you are 3-6cm away from M7 (unstretched) (Picture 46). Do not fo 14. B0, M0, F JOIN,
15. B+1, M-1
yarn. Continue to Step 1 on Part 3. 16. B0, M0
17. B+1, M-1

Construction
18. B+1, M0
19. B+1, M-1
20. B+1, M0
21. B+1, M-1
22. B0, M0
23. B+1, M0
24. B0, M0

Part 1
Picture 46

Step 5b: Bottom Top & Back Heart Shaping - Closed Heart

Part 2
Now you only need to do the back heart shaping, and most likely you’re already
at the inc phase.

Row x = hdc inc accordingly, hdc into every st accordingly, hdc inc accordingly.
Part 3

You would want to pay attention to how many inc you made just like you did on
Part 2 Step 3. Rep Row x until you have reached the number of inc required, join
the heart sides just like you did on Part 2 Step 4.

If you don’t want ribbing, Rep Row x until you reach M7 (unstretched), while doing
Part 4

some dec on the middle accordingly. Do not fo yarn. Continue to Part 3 on Step
2.

If you want to add ribbings, Rep Row x, while doing some dec on the middle ac-
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cordingly, until you are 3-6cm away from M7 (unstretched) (Picture 42). Do not fo
yarn. Continue to Step 1 on Part 3.

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Contents
Version
AR

Info & Measurement

A I G

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
In this part, we will be doing the detailing.

1. The bottom ribbing is continued from the last step of Part 2, then it will still continue to
the outline of the back heart cutout, and all the way to one side of the tie.
Part 3

2. Then, you’ll work the other side of the tie separately.

3. Then, you’ll also need to do the outline of the front heart cutout and also the neckline rib-
bing (optional).
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Contents
Step 1: Bottom Ribbings
USEFUL LINKS
Continuing off from Row x,
- Standing DC tutorial

Version
Row 1 = Make standing dc on the first st, dc into every st. Turn. - FPDC & BPDC tuto-
Row 2 = Standing dc on first st, *fpdc, bpdc*, rep * * until you have 1 st left. dc rial
on last st. Turn.
Your row 2 should look like Picture 47.

Info & Measurement

2nd st = fpdc

Picture 47

Construction
After turning, if the second st is fpdc,
Row 3 = Rep Row 2

After turning, if the second st is bpdc,

Row 3 = Standing dc on the first st, *bdpc, fpdc,* rep * * until you have 1 st left.
dc on last st. Turn

Part 1
Rep Row 3 until you reach M7 (Picture 48). Do not cut off yarn.

Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

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Step 2: Back Heart Outline

Turn your work sideways (Picture 49). Ch 1.

Version
Now we are going to put sc around the heart.
My guideline for putting sc is:
- For ribbings, put 2 sc on every row

Info & Measurement

- For hdc rows, put 3 sc on every 2 rows
Picture 49

More tips if your heart is not hearting or to make it neater:

1. Use the same color as your body panel for the first row of the border.
Using accent color will make it look a bit messy (Picture 50).
2. Note down some shaping notes (how many sc you did for one side, the

Construction
sc2tog, etc, to make sure that the other side is symmetrical.

sc the upper middle part

Part 1
hdc border looks small compared
to the heart, so we can
make it slightly seem
sc2tog bigger by using hdc
sc borders and dc

the middle heart looks

Part 2
dc2tog hdc border disproportionate be-
dc border cause it plunges too
deep. we can alleviate
hdc border
it by putting dc instead
of sc

Part 3
sc borders
Part 4

Picture 50

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When you are left with 1 more row (Picture 50, sc2tog; Picture 51) and encoun-
tering the normal sts left from Step 7 Part 1, do a sc2tog between these 2 sts
(Picture 51).

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Sc on the normal sts, then sc2tog between these 2 sts (Picture 52).

sc2tog

Info & Measurement

sc2tog

Picture 51 Picture 52 Picture 53

Sc (hdc if you want the middle heart bigger) on the other side row of the middle
heart (Picture 53).

Construction
Sc2tog between the final st of the row and the first normal st, sc on the normal
sts, and another sc2tog between the last normal st and the first st of the row.
Sc the other side of the heart.

Part 1
Part 2
Picture 54

If you feel like your heart is neat enough, do not cut off yarn and move to the
next part.
If you want to add thickness to the outline or make it neater, do another row of Part 3
outline but using hdc instead of sc. Do not cut off yarn and move to the next part.
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Step 3: Ties

Continuing off from the previous step,

Version
Row 1 - 5 = Ch 1, sc on 5 sts. Turn.
Row 6 - 10 = Ch 1, hdc on 5 sts, turn.
Row 11 = Standing dc on the first st, dc on the next 4 sts, turn.

Info & Measurement

Rep Row 11 until you reach your desired length of ties, I would recommend that
your ties measure up to 30 - 40cm on each side, if you choose ties at the front,
you can do 50 - 60cm on each side. Fo when you’ve reached the length.

Now, we’ll make the tie on the other side.

Attach yarn 5 sts away from the first st (Picture 55).
Rep Row 1 - 11 from when you make the first side of the tie. Make sure that you
have the same amount of rows on both sides.

Construction
12345

Part 1
Picture 55

Try on, make sure that you can tie the top without any difficulties (Picture 56).

Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

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Step 4: Front Heart Cutout

Attach your yarn at any point of the front heart cutout.

Version
In my version, I have 2 normal sts on top of the heart on each side.
I attach my yarn to the last normal st before the middle part (Picture 57), so, my
workflow is:

Info & Measurement

Ch 1, sc dec the last normal st and the first st of the row.
Sc on the side row of the middle heart until you reach the tip, ch 1.
Sc the other side of the row.
Sc2tog on the last st of the row and the first normal st.
Sc2tog on the last (second) normal st and the first heart side.
Sc on the heart sides until you reach the bottom part.
Sc2tog on the 2 sts on the bottom part.

Construction
Sc on the other heart sides until you reach the last st on the side row.
Sc2tog on the last st on the side row and the first normal st, sl st to the first st, fo.

Part 1
start of my front borders

Part 2
Part 3
Picture 57
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Step 5: Neckline Ribbing

Attach your yarn to any st on the top neckline part. I like to attach it a few sts

Version
before the join st (Picture 58).
Row 1 = Ch 1, standing dc on the same st. *Dc into every st until you roughly reach
the raglan increase point (Picture 59). Make dc2tog.* Rep ** until you dec the 4th
raglan increase. Dc on all sts until you reach the last st. Sl st to the first st. Turn.

Info & Measurement

Row 2 = Standing dc, *fpdc, bpdc,* Rep ** until you reach the last st. Turn.

After turning, if the second st is fpdc,

Row 3 = Rep Row 2

After turning, if the second st is bpdc,

Construction
Row 3 = Standing dc on the first st, *bdpc, fpdc,* rep * * until you reach the last
st. Turn.

Rep Row 3 until your desired length (I usually only do 2-3 rows; Picture 60).

dc2tog

Part 1
Picture 58 Picture 59 Picture 60

Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Contents
Version
AR

Info & Measurement

S LE E ES

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
In the last part, we will be doing the sleeves. However, if you’re already satisfied with
the sleeve length from the raglan increase, feel free to skip this part.
Part 3

1. Dark blue will be the main sleeves that we will make.

2. Light blue will be the ribbings (optional).
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Step 1: Main Sleeve

Attach your yarn to the middle of the chs from Part 2 Step 2 (Picture 61).

Version
Info & Measurement
Picture 61

Row 1 = Ch 1, hdc into the same st. Hdc until you have 1 st left from the ch (Picture
62), hdc3tog between the last ch st, the ch space, and the side hdc. Hdc until you
reach the ch space on the other side of the sleeve (Picture 63), hdc3tog between

Construction
the ch space, the side hdc, and the first ch st (Picture 63), hdc until the last ch st.
Sl st to the first st, turn.

hdc3tog hdc3tog

Part 1
Picture 62 Picture 63

Part 2
Row 2 = Ch 1, hdc until you reach the hdc3tog, skip 1 (the hdc3tog st), hdc until
you reach the hdc3tog on the other side, skip 1, hdc until the last st. Sl st to the
first st, turn.

The part where you skip or dec the hd3tog will be referred to the side armpit Part 3
point. If your sleeve panel feels a bit baggy, especially in the armpit area, you
should do 1 decrease on these points.

Row 3 = Ch 1, hdc until you reach the side armpit point, hdc dec, hdc until you
reach the other side of the side armpit point, hdc dec, hdc until the last st. Sl st to
Part 4

the first st, turn.

If you don’t want to add ribbings, Rep Row 3 until you reach M6. Fo.
If you want to add ribbings, Rep Row 3 until you reach M6 - 3cm, do not fo, con-
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Step 2: Sleeve Ribbings

Continuing off from the previous step, we will add ribbings to the sleeves. It is

Version
essentially just like making the neckline ribbings.

Row 1 = Ch 1, standing dc on the same st. *Dc into every st until you roughly
reach the raglan increase point. Make dc2tog.* Rep ** until you dec the 4th rag-

Info & Measurement

lan increase. Dc on all sts until you reach the last st. Sl st to the first st. Turn.

Row 2 = Standing dc, *fpdc, bpdc,* Rep ** until you reach the last st. Turn.

After turning, if the second st is fpdc,

Row 3 = Rep Row 2

Construction
After turning, if the second st is bpdc,
Row 3 = Standing dc on the first st, *bdpc, fpdc,* rep * * until you reach the last
st. Turn.

Rep Row 3 until your desired ribbing length (I usually only do 3 - 4 rows). Fo.

Part 1
Rep Step 1 (Main Sleeves) and 2 (Sleeves Ribbing) for the other side.

Optional Step: Blocking

After finishing the top, you might find the heart tips to not stay around, a major

Part 2
tip from me and my testers are blocking your top so that the heart is hearting
perfectly <3

Part 3
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Info & Measurement
C N G RAT S

Construction
You have finished your Heartee! Feel free to post them on
your social media and tag @morningmeadow.s ! I would love
to see your creations and version of Heartee <3 If you also
have any questions about the pattern, do let me know and
I'll be happy to help with the question!

Part 1
Also, if you want to post it on your social media and do a little
photoshoot, I have some poses inspiration for you to try <3

PHOTO INSPIRATION

Part 2
CLICK ME!!

Part 3
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Size XS @morningmeadow.s

Contents
MEASUREMENT

A
M1 = 20.5"

A M2 = 14.5"

Version
M3 = 29"
M4 = 6"
M5 = 13"
M6 = 3"
M7 = 14"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 25"

YARNS
Cotton Cashmare by

Concept by Katia (Sport

Weight - double pulled)

Main Color: 200g / 620m

HOOK : 4mm

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Contents
MEASUREMENT

SS A
M1 = 54cm
M2 = 35cm

Version
M3 = 76cm
M4 = 14cm
M5 = 33cm
M6 = 17cm
M7 = 27cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 70cm

YARNS
Mega 2000 by Meroglio

(Worsted Weight)

Main Color: 120g / 250m

Complementary Color:

120g / 250m

Construction
HOOK : 4mm

SHAPING NOTES

1. B-1, F-1
2. B-1, F-1

Part 1
3. B0, F0
4. B+1, F+1
5. B+2, M-1, F+2
6. B+1, M-1, F+1
7. B0, M-1, F0
8. B+1, M-1, F+1
9. B+2, M-1, F+2

Part 2
10. B0, M-1, F0
11. B+1, M-1, F+1
12. B+1, M-1, F+1
13. B+2, M-1, F+2
14. B0, M-1, F0
15. B+1, M-1, F+1
16. B+2, F+2 Part 3
17. B0, F0
18. B+1, F+1
19-30 B0, F0
Part 4
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Contents
MEASUREMENT

S IS
M1 = 22"
M2 = 20"

Version
M3 = 20"
M4 = 4"
M5 = 16"
M6 = 6"
M7 = 7"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 18"

YARNS
Stylecraft Special Double

Knit (DK Weight)

Dark Color: 85g / 270m

Light Color: 85g / 270m

Construction
HOOK : 3.5mm

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size S @ernili.crochet

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 22"

K
M2 = 18"

Version
M3 = 32"
M4 = 6"
M5 = 18"
M6 = 6"
M7 = 15"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 27"

YARNS
Cahlista by Scheepjes (DK

Weight)

Black Color: 250g /

450yds

Construction
HOOK : 4mm

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size S-M @claireriverland

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 55cm

A R
M2 = 45cm

Version
M3 = 86cm
M4 = 15cm
M5 = 39cm

Info & Measurement

YARNS
Eve Yarn by Pomne Craft

(DK Weight)

Green Color: 200g

HOOK : 3.5mm

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size S @burpingyarn

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 60cm

N ET H
M2 = 41cm

K N

Version
M3 = 26cm
M4 = 15cm
M5 = 38cm
M6 = -
M7 = 33cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 26cm

YARNS
Sierra by Patons (Worsted

Weight)

Black Color: 150g / 375m

HOOK : 3.5mm

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size S @artist_zoievan

Contents
MEASUREMENT

Z
M1 = 50cm

O E
M2 = 43cm

Version
M3 = 90cm
M4 = 15cm
M5 = 58cm
M6 = 22cm
M7 = 33cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 75cm

YARNS
Sweet Delight by Baby Bee

(DK Weight) in Boo Pink

Main Color: 185g /

607yds

Construction
HOOK : 3.5mm

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Contents
MEASUREMENT

M
M1 = 58cm

Y A M2 = 40cm

Version
M3 = 93cm
M4 = 18cm
M5 = 44cm
M6 = 12cm
M7 = 33cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 76cm

YARNS
Super Saver by Lion Heart

(Worsted Weight)

Green Color: 290g /

533yds

Construction
HOOK : 5mm

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size S-M @stella_strktt

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 55cm

EL A M2 = 39cm

Version
M3 = 83cm
M4 = 13cm
M5 = 39cm

Info & Measurement

YARNS
Cahlista by Scheepjes

(Worsted Weight)

Green Color: 120g

Pink: 150gr

Construction
HOOK : 4mm

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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Size M @thecrochetahlian

Contents
MEASUREMENT

L EY
M1 = 53.5cm, 21"
M2 = 47cm, 18.5"

Version
M3 = 82cm, 32"
M4 = 21cm, 8"
M5 = 37cm, 14.5"
M6 = 17cm, 6.6"
M7 = 36cm, 14"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 75cm, 29.5"

YARNS
Ultra Pima by Cascade

Yarns (DK Weight)

Main Color: 250g / 550m

in Delphinium

Complementary Color:

Construction
50g / 55m in Cobalt

HOOK : 3mm

SHAPING NOTES

1. B-1, F-2
2. B-2, F-2

Part 1
3. B-1, (23), F0
4. B0, F+1
5. B+1, F0
6. B+1, F+1
7. B0, F0
8. B+1, F+1
9. B+1, F0

Part 2
10. B+1, F+1
11. B+1, M-1, F+1
12. B0, M0, F+1
13. B+1, M-1, F+1
14. B0, M0, F+1
15. B+1, M-1, F+1
16. B0, M0, F+1 Part 3
17. B+1, M-1, F+1
18. B0, M-1, Join
19. B+1, M0
20. B0, M-1
21. B+1, M0
22. B0, M-1
23. B0, M0
Part 4

24. B+1, M-1

25. B0, M0
26. B0, M-1
27. B+1, M0
28. B0, M-1
29. B0, M0
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30. B+1, M-1

31. B0, M0
32. B0, M-1
33. B+1, M0
34. B0, M-1

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Contents
MEASUREMENT

S EA
M1 = 60cm

HE
M2 = 40cm

Version
M3 = 92cm
M4 = 19cm
M5 = 40cm
M6 = 16cm
M7 = 35cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 73cm

YARNS
Cotton Yarn (Size 2)

Total Used: 400g

HOOK : 3.5mm

Construction
SHAPING NOTES

1. B-1, F-2
2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2
4. B-1, F-1
5. B-1, (18), F0
6. B-1, F0

Part 1
7. B-1, F0
8. B0, F0
9. B0, F+1
10. B0, F+1
11. B0, F+1
12. B0, F+1
13. B+1, F+2

Part 2
14. B0, F+1
15. B+1, F+2
16. B0, F+1
17. B+1, F+2
18. B0, F0
19. B+1, F+2
20. B0 Part 3
21. B+1
22. B0
23. B+1
24. B0
25. B+1
26. B0, M-1
27. B+1, M-1
Part 4

28. B0, M-1

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Size M @kc.does

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 22"

RST N
M2 = 18"

Version
M3 = 40"
M4 = 6.5"
M5 = 16"
M6 = -
M7 = 16"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 32.5"

YARNS
Cotton Yarn by KulaYarn

(DK Weight)

Pink Color: 320g / 624yds

HOOK : 3.5mm

Construction
SHAPING NOTES

1. B-1, F-2
2. B-2, F-1
3. B-2, F-2
4. B-2, F0

Part 1
5. B-2, (30), F0
6. B0, F+1
7. B-1, M-1, F+2
8. B0, M0, F+1
9. B0, M-1, F+2
10. B-1, M0, F+1
11. B0, M-1, F+1
12. B0, M0, F+1

Part 2
13. B+1, M-1, F+1
14. B+1, M0, Join
15. B0, M0
16. B+1, M0
17. B+1, M0
18. B0, M0
19. B+1, M0
Part 3
20. B+1, M-1
21. B0, M0
22. B+1, M0
23. B+1, M0
24. B0, M0
25. B+1, M0
26. B+1, M0
Part 4

27. B0, M0
28. B+1, M0
29. B+1, M0
30. B0, M0
31. B+1, M0
32. B+1, M0
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Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 22.5"

S IE
M2 = 14"

Version
M3 = 37"
M4 = 7"
M5 = 21"
M6 = 6"
M7 = 17"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 33"

YARNS
Facets by Loops and

Threads (Weight 4)

Main Color: 150g /

384yds in Sweet Rasp-

berry

Construction
Ribbing Color: 60gr /

83yds in Burgundy

HOOK : 5mm

Part 1
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Part 3
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Size L @smolgardenitin

Contents
MEASUREMENT
M1 = 23.5"

ST I NE
M2 = 16"

Version
M3 = 38"
M4 = 8"
M5 = 19"
M6 = 6.5"
M7 = 18.5"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 34"

YARNS
Cotton Yarn by Ashley's

Crochet (Weight 2)

Yellow Color: 240g

Purple Color: 50g

Construction
HOOK : 4mm

SHAPING NOTES

1. B-1, F-2
2. B-1, F-1
3. B-1, F-2
4. B-1, F-1

Part 1
5. B-1, F-2
6. B-1, F-1
7. B-1, F0
8. B-1, F0
9. B-1, F+2
10. B-1, F+1
11. B-1, F+2
12. B-1, F+1

Part 2
13. B-1, F+2
14. B-1, F+1
15. B-1, F+2
16. B-1, F+1
17. B0, F+2
18. B0, F+1
19. B0, F+2
Part 3
20. B0, F+1
21. B+2, Join
22. B+1
23. B+2
24. B+1
25. B+2
26. B+1
Part 4

27. B+2
28. B+1
29. B+2
30. B+1
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MEASUREMENT

SAM
M1 = 55cm
M2 = 35cm

Version
M3 = 110cm
M4 = 18cm
M5 = 50cm
M6 = 29cm
M7 = 40cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 97cm

YARNS
Black (214g / 493m):

Baby Dream DK by Rico

Design (DK Weight)

Grey (78gr / 81m):

Bravo by Schachenmayr

Construction
(Light Fingering)

Red (50g / 120m):

Mille Fili by Wolle Rodel

(DK Weight)

HOOK : 3.5mm

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Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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MEASUREMENT
M1 = 57.15cm

AT
M2 = 49cm

Version
M3 = 106cm
M4 = 13cm
M5 = 30cm
M6 = 14cm
M7 = 37.5cm

Info & Measurement

M8 = 90.2cm

YARNS
Used 4 different yarns,

+/- 300gr in total

HOOK : 4.5mm

Construction
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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MEASUREMENT
M1 = 25.5"

M I
M2 = 45"

Version
M3 = 52"
M4 = 8"
M5 = 20"
M6 = 8"
M7 = 7"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 50"

YARNS
Green Apple Ombre by

Red Heart Savers' Acrylic

(Weight 4)

Grams : 472g

Yardage : 964yds

Construction
HOOK : 4.5mm

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Part 2
Part 3
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M1 = 24"

E
M2 = 16"

I N

Version
M3 = 44"
M4 = 7"
M5 = 18"
M6 = 5"
M7 = 15"

Info & Measurement

M8 = 40"

YARNS
Impeccable by Loops and

Threads (Worsted Weight)

Dark Color: 160g / 355yds

in Barley

Light Color: 190gr /

Construction
425yds in Laurel

HOOK: 5mm

SHAPING NOTES

Part 1
1. B-1, F-2
2. B-1, F-2
3. B-1, F-1
4. B-1, F0
5. B-1, (15), F0
6. B0, F0
7. B0, M-1, F+1
8. B0, M0, F+1

Part 2
9. B0, M-1, F+1
10. B0, M0, F+1
11. B0, M-1, F+2
12. B+1, M0, F+1
13. B+1, M-1, F+2
14. B+1, M0, F+1
15. B+1, M-1, F+2
Part 3
16. B+1, M0, F+1
17. B+1, M-1, F+2 (Join)
18. B+1, M0
19. B+1, M-1
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