Crocheting tunics, tops, and tanks (or "majki") is a rewarding way to build a custom wardrobe. A "proper guide" involves understanding three main pillars: , reading visual schematics , and choosing the right stitches . 1. Common Construction Styles
You start at the hem and work toward the neck. This can be done in flat panels or in the round. 2. How to Read Schematics and Diagrams
Most crochet tops are built using one of these foundational methods:
This method starts at the neckline and works downwards, often using increases to form a "yoke" before splitting for the armholes. This is ideal for trying the garment on as you go.
Schematics are maps of your garment that show final measurements, helping you choose the right size. Crochet Garment Construction Styles