PATTERN: MGYPSY.

PH BY ALY GENE
E-mail: [email protected]

TERMS OF USE:
This pattern is for sizes XS, S, M, L, XL You can sell the finished product using the pattern. Please include
NORMAL CROCHET TENSION CONTROL credits to the designer. No mass production.
No reselling or uploading a downloadable PDF of this pattern.
No major modifications or alterations should be made using this
pattern.
MATERIALS: Do not disclose the process or the type of stitches used in the
pattern. Do not use my pictures or the pictures of my testers to
advertise your finished product for selling.
*6 PLY COMBED COTTON
No taking pictures or screenshots of the pattern and upload it on
YARN / SIZE 2 SPORT
social media or make it visible to public view.
WEIGHT YARN

Part 1: Bra Cups Use 3.0mm Crochet Hook

FOR SIZES: XS, S, M

APPROXIMATELY 400-450G

OF YARN

FOR SIZES: L-XL

APPROXIMATELY 450-550G

OF YARN

(IN THIS PROJECT, I USED

ASHLEY'S CROCHET 6PLY

COMBED COTTON YARN IN

SIZE 2 SPORT WEIGHT)

*2.5MM & 3.0MM CROCHET

HOOK

*BEADS FOR THE STRINGS

STITCHES:

SC = SINGLE CROCHET

DC = DOUBLE CROCHET

FPDC = FRONT POST

DOUBLE CROCHET

BPDC = BACK POST

DOUBLE CROCHET

SLIP STITCH
1. 1st row: Chain 17. That will be the total number of your
foundation chain. (The foundation chain applies to sizes XS, S, M,
LEVEL: L, XL)
2. Yarn over, DC into the 4th chain.
*ADVANCED BEGINNER, 3. DC until you reach the end of the row.
INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED 4. 2nd row: Chain 3, flip your work.
5. Yarn over.
6. Insert your hook into the second stitch. (Start of Post Stitch)
7. FPDC into the 2nd stitch.
8. DC into the next stitch.
9. FPDC into the next stitch.
10-11. End of 2nd row: DC into the 3rd chain.
12. 3rd row: Chain 3, Flip your work and yarn over.
*In the 3rd row, you will be facing the back side of
your project so the next post stitch is BPDC.

19. From your previous "chain 1", flip your work

(you will be facing the front side of your project) SC
into every stitch of the row.
20. Once you reached the edge of the row, chain 1,
SC into the 1st stitch.
21. Make 2 SC into every DC. Once you reached the
end, chain 3.
22. 1st row: Flip your work (you will be facing the
back side of your project) DC into every stitch of
the row until you reach the top edge.
23-24. Once you reached the top edge, make 3 DC
into the same stitch and then 1 DC into every stitch
of the row until you reach the end.

13 -14. BPDC into the 2nd post stitch in front.

15. DC into the next stitch.
16. Continue the same process of alternating BPDC
and DC until you reach the end of the row.
17. End of 3rd row: DC into the 3rd chain.
*Make 4 more rows following the same process.
18. You should have a total of 7 rows and it should
look like this. You'll end facing the back side of your
project and then Chain 1.
 29. This is how the cup looks like for XS - S.
30. This is how the cup looks like for M - L.
You will just add rows at the bottom part
to increase the size of the cup.
25. Once you reached the end of 1st row, chain 3.
26. 2nd row: Flip your work (you will be facing the
front side of your project), FPDC into the 2nd post
stitch and then DC into the next stitch. Continue part 2: cup Edging
the process of alternating FPDC and DC until you
reach the end of the row. Follow the illustration.
27. End of 2nd row: Once you reached the end, DC
into the last stitch. Do not DC into the 3rd chain
like what we did in the previous step.
28. Once you reached the end of 2nd row, chain 3.
Since in 2nd row we are facing the front side of
our project, the next row (3rd row) you will be
facing the back side of your project.
Continue the process of alternating FPDC /
BPDC into every post stitch of the row.
Chain 3 every time you will start a new row
and DC into the 3rd chain every time you will
end the row.
FPDC when you are facing the front side of your
project.
BPDC if you are facing the back side of your project.
Make 7 rows for XS - S
Make 9 rows for M - L
Make 11 rows for XL 31. Facing the back side and starting from your
Guide per row:
previous stitch, chain 1 and then flip your
1st row: DC only
2nd row: FPDC work. (You will now be facing the front side of
3rd row: BPDC your project)
4th row: FPDC 32. SC into every stitch of the row.
5th row: BPDC 33. Once you reached the edge, chain 1 and
6th row: FPDC
7th row: BPDC (Sizes XS - S)
then SC into the 1st stitch.
8th row: FPDC 34. 2 SC into every DC. Once you reached the
9th row: BPDC (Sizes M - L) SC part (middle), make 1 SC into that stitch.
10th row: FPDC Follow the illustration.
11th row: BPDC (Size XL)
7th, 9th and 11th row: You will end facing the back
side of your project.
 39. From your previous stitch #38.A, make a total
number of chains corresponding to your size
measurement. (Chain 1, pull over and cut the yarn)
XS , S, M: chain 20
35. Continue with 1 SC in every stitch. L: chain 26
36. Once you reached the edge, Chain 1 and XL: chain 32
then SC into the 1st stitch. *If you want more back coverage, you can add more
37. Continue with 2 SC into every DC. chains for the 1st cup. For the second cup, just add 1
chain to the total number of chains in your 1st cup.
38. Once you reached the SC part (middle), EX: 1st Cup 25 chains; 2nd cup: 26 chains.
make 1 SC into that stitch and then continue Reference in illustration #45. 2nd Cup.
with 2 SC into every DC until you reach the
end.

38.A. End of edging: 1 SC into the last stitch.

For sizes L - XL : Add another row of edging
(SC all the way around)
40. Follow the illustration.
41. Pull the yarn.
42. 1 SC into every stitch.
43. Once you reached the middle part, follow the
middle post stitch and then SC. Continue making 1
SC into every stitch until you reach the end.
44. Follow the illustration.
*Do the same process in making your 2nd cup.

part 3: bottom part

50. From your previous stitch #49, chain 3, flip

your work and then DC until you reach the end
of the row.
51. Start of 2nd row: Chain 3, flip your work.
52. BPDC into the 2nd stitch and then DC into
the next stitch.
Continue the process of alternating BPDC
and DC until you reach the end of the row.
53. Follow the illustration.

Guide in increasing the rows:

45. 2nd cup: I already weaved the ends in the
Continue the same process of alternating
illustration "Previous Stitch"
XS, S, M: chain 21 BPDC and FPDC in every row until you have
L: chain 27 the number of rows corresponding to your
XL chain 33 size measurement.
46. Make 1 SC into the second chain. SC into every 1st row: DC only
chain stitch.
47. SC into every stitch.
2nd row: BPDC
48. Connect the 2 cups using SC. 3rd row: FPDC
4th row: BPDC
5th row: FPDC
6th row: BPDC
7th row: FBDC
8th row: BPDC
9th row: FPDC
10th row: BPDC (Sizes XS - S)
11th row: FPDC
12th row: BPDC (Sizes M - L)
49. This is how it should look like when the 2 cups 13th row: FPDC
are connected together. 14th row: BPDC (Size XL)
 59. Continue the same process until you have
the total number of rows according to your
size measurement. (You can measure your
own strap length to fit your size.)
XS - S: 27 rows up M: 28 rows up
L: 30 rows up XL : 32 rows up
60-61. Slip stitch into the 1st stitch at the back.
54. Once you have the total number of rows you
need according to your size measurement, chain 62. Make another slip stitch into the 1st row.
1, pull over and cut the yarn. Bottom part should
look like this.

part 4: Strap and sleeve

63. Flip your work, DC into the 1st stitch.

DC all the way across.
64-66. Follow the illustration.
55-58. Follow the illustration.

67-70. Follow the illustration.

 79. Continue the same process until you have
the corresponding total number of rows
according to your size measurement. (You can
71. Continue the same process until you add more rows if you want to add more length
reach the next step. to the sleeves.)
72-73. Once you reached this part, chain 1 XS - S: 55 rows up
and then 1 DC into the top edge. M - L: 58 rows up
74. Follow the illustration. XL: 60 rows up

75-78. Follow the illustration.

Guide: 80. Sleeve edging is not counted as part of the
Every time you will start a new row, total number of rows.
always chain 4 and then 1 DC into the 81-83. Follow the illustration
next stitch.
*Do the same process on the other sleeve. The
Continue the process of chain 1, skip 1
orientation of the steps may differ but as long as
stitch and 1 DC into the next stitch all the
you know the process in making the 2nd sleeve,
way around. it's fine.
Every time you reach the end of the row,
always slip stitch into the 3rd chain.
part 5: i-cord bottom

sleeve string
If you are having a hard time making an i-cord
you can always watch YouTube tutorials in
making crochet i-cord.

93. Continue the same process in making the

other sleeve.

part 6: edging all the

way around
Change your hook size to 2.5mm
Crochet hook guide:
Red Crochet hook = Size 2.5mm
Pink crochet hook = Size 3.0mm
84. Follow the illustration.
85. Right string will pass through the left
string loop.
86-87. Follow the illustration.
88-89. Repeat the same process until you have
the total number of chains/ stitches.

94. Starting at the bottom part, make an

edging. Insert you hook into the 1st stitch.
Chain 1, make 1 SC into the same stitch and
then 1 SC into every stitch.
95. Continue making SC until you reach the
edge of the bottom part. Chain 1 and then SC
into the 1st stitch.
96. Make 2 SC into every DC.
90-92. Follow the illustration.
97. Follow the illustration.
 part 7: front part detail

104. Follow the illustration.

Counting will start at the middle of the 2 cups.
(You can increase the # of stitches from the middle to
fit your size)
XS, S, M: Start in the 17th stitch.
L - XL: Start in the 19th stitch.
98-101. Follow the illustration. 105-106. Follow the illustration.
107. You don't need to chain 1 before placing the DC
on the 5th stitch.

end of 1st row,

102. Follow the illustration.

103. Continue the same process of SC edging
until you reach the end. Chain 1, pull over and
cut the yarn.
108. Follow the illustration.
109. Start of 2nd row: Chain 2 and then make 1 DC
into the same stitch. Chain 1, skip 1 stitch and
then DC into the next stitch. Continue the same
process until you reach the middle part.
110. Follow the illustration.
End of 2nd row: Make 2 DC into the same stitch
(last stitch). Chain 1, pull over and cut the yarn.
 119. Flip your work after slip stitch and SC all the
111. Front part edging: Start your edging
way to the end of the row.
facing the back side of your project.
120-122. Follow the illustration.
112. Follow the illustration.
113. Once you reached the edge, chain 1 and
then SC into the 1st stitch. Make another SC
into the next stitch.
114. Follow the illustration.

Use 3.0mm Crochet Hook

123. Front string i-cord. Prepare approximately 2

115. Follow the illustration. yards of yarn for the left string.
116-117. Once you reached the edge, chain 1 XS, S, M, L, XL: A total of 180 chains/ stitches.
and then SC into the 1st stitch. 124-125. Right string will pass through the 2 loops.
118. Follow the illustration. 126. Add beads once you are done.
part 8: back string

127. Back string:

XS, S, M: 3 yards and 6"
L - XL: 3 1/2 yards up
You can add more chains/ stitches if you want to increase the length of the
string.
The given length of the string is enough to wrap the string around the waist
if you want to tie/ ribbon the string in front.
128. Back string placement:
XS, S, M: Insert your string into the 22nd row/ hole.
L - XL: Insert your string into the 25 row/ hole.
Skip 2 holes and then insert the string into the 3rd hole. Repeat the process
until you reach the bottom end.
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