THE BALLERIN CROP TOP- A Whistle and Wool original Design.

This top uses basic stitches but with its’ openwork and details, even if you’re a beginner, this top doesn’t look like a beginner project. I think details and finishing really bring a pattern to the next level. This is a Fun AND Easy Summer top perfect for layering!! It’s worked from side to side and I include photo tutorials, diagrams and tips through out the pattern journey. Even if you just started Crocheting, you can make this!! It takes roughly 4 hours to create based on your skill level. If you have an afternoon, you can have this done!!

This top has an airy openwork stitching so it’s perfect for layering during the warmer months, crochet all year round!

Please feel free to sell your own handcrafted finished item from my Pattern on a small scale, but your must list Design credit belonging to Whistle and Wool. See below for more COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS information:

PATTERN SIZE(S): MEASUREMENTS-
Size(s): XS/S 2-4, S/M 6-8 , L/XL 10-14, XXL 16-20, 3X 22-24
Size: XS/S neck to hem L=14in, W= 34 inches around
S/M neck to hem L=14.in, W= 38 inches around
L/XL neck to hem L=17.5in,,W= 40 inches around
2X-3X neck to hem L=20in, W= 42 inches around

WHAT YOU GET:
-13 page PDF Pattern Download sent directly to your Email after purchase.
-Easily understood instructions, if you need any other assistance, message me through Etsy :)
-9 Picture Tutorial Included plus a Diagram of how this Top works up.
-I every detail that’s needed, the yarn information that is featured plus information if you need to substitute it.

SKILL NEEDED: Beginner + crochet skills. Must know how to follow a pattern, and it includes a simple crochet seaming method for the 2 sides. This is worked from side to side.

WhAT YOU NEED:
2 different Crochet Hooks
400-800 yards of a thick worsted, depending on your size,
Yarn needle for sewing in your ends

A bit of History behind the city of Ballerin: It is a small village between Garvagh and Ringsend in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is located within Causeway Coast and Glens district.The village lies within a townland that has a similar name. The villages’ name is usually spelt Ballerin, while the townlands’ name is usually spelt Boleran. Earlier spellings of these names include Ballyerin (1654) and Ballyirin (1613). All are believed to come from Irish Baile Uí Shírín, meaning ‘Ó Shírín’s townland/settlement’. However, the local Gaelic Athletic Association club uses the Irish name Baile Iarainn,meaning “townland/settlement of iron”.

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COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS:These patterns are copyright of Whistle and Wool© so YOU MAY NOT COPY, ALTER, ADJUST, SHARE, RECORD, REDISTRIBUTE OR RESELL MY PATTERN. No tutorials or any kind of demonstrations may be made using any information contained in my Pattern. You also DO NOT have permission to use any of my Photos.