Children’s green pullover. Made with three-ply shiny yarn and a No. 2.0 crochet hook—though I’m not even sure what that is.

en pullover for children, crocheted using three strands of shiny thread from Fan Shitan 2.0 crochet yarn. Honestly, I’m not sure what material this yarn is made of—I bought it so long ago. Cast on 48 stitches, forming 12 flower motifs, with one flower every four stitches. You can freely adjust the size by adding or subtracting as needed. Since the little girl doesn’t like skirts, I simply crocheted a top instead. The bottom edge features a mesh pattern with triple crochet stitches, and detailed diagrams are provided—just follow along. Underarm increases can be either three or seven mesh stitches, while waistline increases are worked within the triple crochet stitches, gradually expanding to five stitches per section according to personal preference. The color shown in the first photo is the actual yarn color, though the photos taken on a phone have some noticeable color differences. Other than that, nothing much else to add—the border consists of six double crochet stitches with a single "dogtooth" pattern in between.