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Sandia Crop
Living in near the Sandia Mountains of Albuquerque at this time in my life, I wanted a flowy, summertime croptop that would be breezy enough to allow me to stay cool during the day. It pairs super well with a pair of high-waist shorts!
I am definitely a simplistic knitter. I do not design things too incredibly complicated. I like to be able to work on a project without having to think about it a whole lot. This piece is worked from the bottom up, and then all the way back down to the bottom of the back, in one piece. It is seamed up each side to create the arm holes, and it is very adjustable to how long or short you want it. It is constructed with 8” of positive ease, so when you’re selecting for your bust size, choose your actual bust size, as the positive ease is already worked into the pattern.
This pattern will include detailed instructions, a schematic, and finished product photos.
Of course, please e-mail me at Overduemuse@gmail.com if you have any questions about this pattern! I am more likely to see an e-mail than a Ravelry message.
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- First published: June 2019
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