Wohooo finally!! I made a partner for the Coxa Bikini Top. Actually I made the pattern last year but I hesitated whether I should share the pattern or not because I was so frustrated with the edging. It doesn't look good and I kept changing the pattern. So I left the project for a while and continue to make another project 😅.

Then I resumed to make this bottom, filmed the tutorial, started to edit the video and guess what happened? I lost some of the clips, I don't even remember whether I accidentally deleted or I did not filmed it at all. So I abandoned this project again because, one I can't get the edging right, two I don't have that one short but crucial part of the video, and three I still don't like the edging.

Days gone by and I saw this bottom lying lifeless, cannot come to life with his partner and my heart just can't take it anymore😳 So I picked him up, redo the missing part of the video, rewrite the pattern and now I am so happy at last he can be with his partner Coxa Bikini Top!...okay forgive me for talking nonsense I'm just happy for him haha.. So for those who have been asking where he is? He is here!!!!

Anyway I hope you get the idea how to make a bikini bottom from the tutorial and if you don't like the edging just like me, try to create your own pattern but if you like it thank you so much.

😊Together let's make a better crochet bikini bottom😂

And I made a table for the sizes so it will be easier for you to refer instead of including all the sizes in the written pattern. What do you think?

~If you don’t understand any part of this pattern, please refer to the video tutorial.

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Size:

(XS/S, S/M, M/L, L/XL)

Yarn:

Blended sport weight yarn.
You can use any type of yarn you prefer. Approximately (50,50,60,60)g.

Hook:

3.0 mm or any size needed to obtain gauge.

Gauge:

A row of 7 dc = 1.0 x 0.5 inch

Stitches used:

Chain stitch (ch), slip stitch (sl st), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc).

Abbreviation:

Wrong side (WS), right side (RS), stitches (sts), space (sp), next (nxt), round (rnd).

Size	Foundation Chain	Rows of Decrease	Rows of Even sts	Rows of Increase	Total No. of Rows
XS/S	47	18	6	21	45
S/M	51	20	6	23	49
M/L	55	21	6	24	51
L/XL	59	23	6	26	55

Instructions are for size XS/S.

Follow the same exact pattern and refer to the table how many rows you need for other sizes.

Instructions

Size:

XS/S

Foundation chain:

Make a slip knot and ch 47.

Decrease

Row 1(RS):

Dc in 5^th ch from hook, dc across until 2 sts left, skip nxt st, dc in last st. Turn.

Row 2(WS)-18:

Ch 3, skip nxt st, dc in each st across until 2 sts left, skip nxt st, dc in last st. Turn.

Even

Row 19-24:

Ch 3, dc in each sts across. Turn.

Increase

Row 25:
Ch 4, dc in first st, dc in each sts across until 1 sts left, (dc, ch 1, dc) in last st. Turn.

Row 26-45:
Ch 4, dc in nxt ch-1-sp, dc in each sts across, dc under the first ch 4, ch 1, dc in 3^rd ch of first ch 4. Turn.

Edging

~If you don't want to follow this pattern for the edging, you can just single crochet around for a simple and plain edging~

Round 1:

Left Side: *Ch 6, skip nxt row, sl st in nxt row*, repeat *to* across, sl st in top of dc st. Continue on top.

Top: Ch 6, skip ch-1-sp and nxt 2 sts, sl st in nxt st, *ch 6, skip nxt 3 sts, sl st in nxt st*, repeat *to* across, sl st in 3^rd ch of first ch 4.

Right Side: *Ch 6, skip nxt row, sl st in nxt row*, repeat *to* across, sl st in 3^rd ch of first ch 4. Continue on the bottom.

Bottom: Ch 6, skip ch-1-sp and nxt 2 sts, sl st in nxt st, *ch 6, skip nxt 3 sts, sl st in nxt st*, repeat *to* across, skip nxt 2 sts and ch-1-sp, sl st in nxt st.

Round 2:

Left Side: *Ch 4, sl st in ch-6-sp*, repeat *to* across, ch 4, sl st in top of dc st. Continue on top.

Top: *Ch 5, sl st in nxt ch-6-sp*, repeat *to* across, sl st in 3^rd ch of first ch 4.

Right side: *Ch 4, sl st in ch-6-sp*, repeat *to* across, ch 4, , sl st in 3^rd ch of first ch 4. Continue on the bottom.

Bottom: *Ch 5, sl st in nxt ch-6-sp*, repeat *to* across, sl st in top of dc st.

Round 3:

Left Side: 3 sc in ch-4-sp across.

Top: 3 sc in first ch-5-sp, *ch 5, sl st in nxt ch-5-sp*, repeat *to* across, 3 sc in the last ch-5-sp.

Right Side: 3 sc in ch-4-sp across.

Bottom: 3 sc in first ch-5-sp, *ch 5, sl st in nxt ch-5-sp*, repeat *to* across, 3 sc in the last ch-5-sp, sl st in nxt st, ch 1. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

For the removable strings (make 4):

Ch 120, sl st in 5^th ch from hook to create a small hole,
sl st in each sts across, ch 1, fasten off.

Now insert the end of the string with the small hole in the side of the bottom. Insert and pull the other end of string into the small hole. Repeat for each side.

And you’re done ! 🙂

Hello fellow unravelers, 😊 I am so so sorry for being absent from this virtual world for quite some time, well I just got carried away with something else.

Anyway, I have loads of new crochet designs that I wanted to share with you guys but haven't got the time to write down the pattern properly and film the tutorial, but this year I will try my best to post more crochet tutorials consistently.

It's been a great year, and I am so glad that I've decided to share my passion with the world because now I can see that all my effort won't be kept away just like that and anyone who have the same passion can keep making this beautiful art.

If you want to sell items made from my patterns, feel free to do so. You don't have to give me credit, it's not necessary. You can do whatever you want, rename your own product , adjust the pattern to your liking or make it unique by adding value like beads or embellishment to you product.

I spent a lot of time to design, write the pattern, count the number of stitches, film the tutorial and share it for free, so the only thing I will not be so happy with is if my pattern being copied 100%, edited to make it look as their own and redistribute/sell it in PDF form or hard copy without my consent.

Please at least modify and make it unique, there will be more variety if you create something different from the original isn't it? I am so happy if you feel inspired to recreate a pattern from my design but don't just copy and paste the written pattern.

I believe most of my followers are far more advanced crocheter than me, so it's totally okay for me if you want to adjust my pattern and make it better. See, I am not selling finished products made from my patterns at the moment, I'm just designing patterns and share it. So I am really glad if any crocheter out there decided to sell products made from my patterns.

You can always give me credit by sharing my blogs, my YouTube tutorials, or if you want me to see your creation just link to any of my social media accounts. Selling items made from my design is a way to share too so people who don't crochet can appreciate our crochet creation :)

My goal is to share the ideas how I made the design, and I really appreciate if you could credit me as the original designer when you recreate my pattern but don't feel oblige to follow my pattern completely and give me credit directly.

Hopefully we can grow and appreciate this art for bringing us together.

Thank you 2017

It has been a great year

Welcome 2018

Let's unravel what life has to offer

Love,
Esther

BY RACHEL STINSON

Fashion is a very dynamic and ever-changing trend. However, is spite of all the dynamism, there are always certain trends and pieces that manage to continue to stay in vogue, largely due to their ability to be multifaceted and versatile (if you have any doubts, just look at the performance of Adidas UAE alone). The purpose of this piece is to bring you to a better appreciation of one of these trends; crochet clothing.

Crochet dresses are incredibly beautiful and they have the ability to highlight your best features. They are every woman’s dream and with so many styles and combination possibilities, it’s no wonder they continue to set trends in every fashion season. A few of the best and most widely used ensembles that include crochet dresses are;

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The Stylish Crochet Peplum Vest

Give your entire ensemble a stylish boost with the beautiful art of crocheting. With the lovely and highly fashionable crochet peplum vest, you have a nice addition to be worn over your shirt and top. It’s really beautiful and has the ability to keep you looking all glammed up. The cute and cozy crochet peplum vet is another way to stay snuggled in the cold weather and still keep the allure and enchantment f our personality.

The Boho Crochet Wrap

Basically every woman will confess to loving crochet wraps and having a wide array of crochet scarves, wraps and neck warmers in their closet. Now, you have the ability to add another stylish and chic Boho style to your wardrobe. The Boho crochet wrap is simple, elegant and really beautiful. It exemplifies grace and allure and it can be worn over just about anything and can definitely ha you turning heads wherever you go.

The Crochet Canyon Shrug

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The Stylish Crochet Shirt

Shirts made with the crochet style are the best clothing ensembles to fill your wardrobe during the summer or spring, especially when you feel a slight nip in the air. They present the perfect opportunity for you to keep cozy and comfortable while also looking stunning and absolutely beautiful.

Crochet Key West Circle Top

Hey girls enhance your style statement but no with the branded and expensive clothes but with this handmade crocheted Key West circle top which is super fashionable and totally a model wear in its design and pattern. It’s way too simple and really easy for you to pull off by yourself.

Crochet dresses and clothing are really beautiful. The fact that they also help with weather maneuvering is another explicit bonus. They are available anywhere and can be purchased through various means, including through online shopping UAE.

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Rachel Stinson has always had a knack for writing, food, fashion, and places. Blogging has combined all four for her with an added bonus of enthusiastic audiences. She expertly analyzes real estates, restaurants and online fashion stores with respect to pricing and people involved and can express her opinions in an unhesitant, engaging manner for all matters.

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Whether you have been crocheting for years or you have recently become interested in this popular craft, there is always room for improvement. Instead of making mistakes on your own, you should try using these four ways to hone your crochet design and skills. They will save you time and money.

1. Watch Online Videos

YouTube is a great resource for people who want to develop or hone their crochet design. This is especially good for visual students who want someone to talk to them at each stage of a project or technique.

Perhaps the best thing about YouTube crochet tutorial is that they are free. You do not have to spend money or make any payment. Just browse the videos you are interested in and follow the channels that you find useful. There is a lot of variety of videos on YouTube, so spend some time exploring these and other channels. For every one that doesn’t appeal you, there are dozens of others that you may like.

2. Download Apps for Your Smartphone

There seems to be an app for everything, including ways to hone your crochet design. There are quite a few of them. Most of these apps can be downloaded for free, but some have in-app purchases that cost a few bucks. In the long run, it's worth it for people who don’t mind spending a small amount of money on a convenient way to learn crochet design wherever they are.

3. Find a Crochet Design Class near You

If you are the type of person who prefers one-on-one teaching, then you should look for a crochet class in your city. Suppose you have a craft store near you, there are definitely some classes that can help you learn new designs for you clothing. Many classes don’t cost anything to participate because the Nike shoes stores host them to encourage enthusiasts in the area to shop there.

In addition to getting crochet tutorial, these classes can introduce you to other people who are interested in crafts. It's often a big step toward making crochet a more important part of your life. When you surround yourself with people who have similar interests, it's a lot easier to devote more time to your hobbies. Also, these people make great resources that can help you discover other crafty ideas.

4. Learn Crochet Language From Books

When you have the basic of crochet but want to challenge yourself to make more complicated patterns, you should learn the language of crochet so you can read patterns and charts without having to refer to a video or picture.

You can find loads of information online on how to read patterns and understand the meaning of abbreviations in crochet. If you want to upgrade your skills, you should really consider buying yourself a crochet book for beginner. Believe me it will help you tremendously, in understanding how to write patterns correctly. After all that hard work on learning how to crochet you should treat yourself by buying a good crochet book.

5. Join Crochet Groups on Facebook

Depending on where you live, you may not have easy access to a crochet design class. If so, you should consider joining a crochet group on Facebook. It's not the same as attending a class, but it's very close. Believe it or not, there are thousands of Facebook groups mainly for crochet design. This means you will need to narrow your options to choose one that fits your needs.

Some of the groups are private, so you can join them without worrying about your privacy. You can’t know what members are posting unless you join the group.

For public groups, go through recent posts to see which ones feel good to you. There is so much diversity out there that you don’t have to compromise. If one group doesn’t work, you can always find another one that matches your skills and personality better.

There is always something new to learn about crocheting. With these resources, you can keep improving your designs and expand your horizons. Now step up your game and use the information to design your own patterns.

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Size	Length	Bust	Shoulder	Sleeve
S/M	22/24.5 in	48 in	9.5 in	14.5 in
L/XL	27/29.5 in	55 in	10.5 in	14.5 in

Size	Length	Right shoulder	Neck ( dec, mid, inc)	Left shoulder	Sleeve
S/M	Ch (80/90)+1	30 rows	(13, 4, 13)= 30 rows	30 rows	40 rows
L/XL	Ch (100/110)+1	34 rows	(15, 4, 15)= 34 rows	34 rows	60 rows

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