Here Comes The Sun Burst Pattern

HERE COMES THE
SUN(BURST) TOP
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This pattern is designed by Karlijn Glaudemans | @Karlijnscorner

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and tag @karlijnscorner and use the hashtag #theherecomesthesunbursttop so I
can see your beautiful creations. This pattern is for personal use only and items
made with this pattern can NOT be sold without contacting the designer first.
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PATTERN NOTES
Level: Beginner
Materials:
I reccomend #3-4 weight yarn:
est. 25 grams of colour 1
est. 100-150 grams of colour 4
hook (size compatible with the type of
yarn you’re using)
darning needle
measuring tape
scissors
Beads (optional)
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Abbreviations (us):
MR: Magic ring SC: Single crochet
CH: Chain DC: double crochet
ST: Stitch TC: Treble crochet
YO: Yarn over HDC: Half double crochet
PUL: Pull up a loop Puff ST: puff stitch
SL ST: Slip stitch BOB: Bobble stitch
Pattern notes:
This pattern consists out of multiple granny squares that will be attached
together in the end
This pattern requires sewing / attaching and some math.
This pattern is made to measure
The beginning CH 3 always counts as a DC
- For the normal squares: every corner CH SP will be filled by DC 3, CH, DC
3. While the normal CH SP will be filled with DC 3
- I recommend weaving in the ends of your squares as you go. (crocheting
over the strands)
- Before attaching the squares together make sure all the squares are neat
without loose threads.
- A granny cluster consists of 3 DCs
MEASUREMENTS
This pattern is made to measure, which means we will be
taking our own measurements throughout the pattern and
will not be following specific row or stitch counts. For guidance
with measuring refer to the photos below. (All references are
based on a size S/M)
Measurement A: Around the widest part of your bust.
Measurement B: from armpit height to where you want

yout top to end
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Measurement C: Width/length of your squares. (slightly
stretched)
Measurement D: Measurement A ÷ C- 1 ( this will be the number of squares

you need in width)
Measurement E: Measurement B ÷ C ( This will be the number of squares you

need in length.
Measurement F: DxE = total amount of squares
SLIP KNOT
A slip knot is the complete beginning of your project.
This will create the first loop of your work.
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Make a loop with your yarn, and pull through the end
attached to your skein through the loop. Put your hook
through the loop. To tighten your slip knot pull at the
short end.
FOUNDATION CHAIN
To begin your Foundation Chain make a Slip Knot and
tug on your working yarn to tighten it around your
hook. You might want to make your foundation chain
on one hook size bigger, to help with tension.
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Yarn over your working yarn and pull through the loop
on your hook. Repeat these steps to create your
foundation chain, this is the beginning of most crochet
projects.
SINGLE CROCHET
The single crochet (sc) is one of the 6 basic stitches in
crochet, here's how to:
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Insert your hook into the next stitch, yarn over and pull
up a loop. Then yarn over and pull through both loops
on your hook.
HALF-DOUBLE CROCHET
The half double crochet (hdc) is one of the 6 basic

stitches in crochet, here's how to:
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Yarn over and insert your hook into the next stitch, yarn
over and pull up a loop. Then yarn over and pull
through all the loops on your hook (3).
DOUBLE CROCHET
The double crochet (dc) is one of the 6 basic stitches in
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through two loops. Yarn over again and pull through
the last two loops.
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TREBLE CROCHET
The treble crochet (tc) is one of the 6 basic stitches in
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through two loops.
Yarn over again and pull through another two loops. yo

finish the stitch pull through the last two loops.
PUFF STITCH
The puff stitch is used to create a puffy 3d effect in for
example a sunburst granny square. Here's how to:
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over and pull up a loop. (3 loops on hook) Yarn over,
insert your hook in the same stitch again and pull up
another loop. (5 loops on hook)
Repeat this step one more time (7 loops on hook) Pull

yarn through all 7 loops. Chain 1 to lock the stitch.
FINISHING WITH
BEADS
This is an instruction on how the finish off your work
with beads. I like to use this for corset back ties.
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Pull your yarn through the bead, if this is difficult take
a darning needle and pull this through the bead (with
the yarn attached to the needle) instead.
Pull the bead over the original fasten off knot.
Make a couple of normal knots over the fasten off knot.

Once your knot is big enough push down the bead to
the end and cut off the access yarn, I like to leave some
tassels.
MAKING THE SQUARES
Squares:
Make a MR (alternatively, CH 4 and SL ST together)
Row 1: CH 3 (counts as a ST), DC 15 into the MR.

SL ST in the last CH of the beginning CH of the row.
You will now have a total of 16 DC, fasten off
Row 2: This row will be made with puff stitches. For the first puff stitch, you
should have a total of 5 loops on the hook when you pull the yarn through
to account for the CH. (for instructions on the puff stitch see the technique
pages at the beginning of the pattern)
Attach the second colour, CH 2.
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Make a puff ST in your first ST
Continue making puff ST in all STs of the previous row. At the end of the
row, you will have a total of 16 puff ST.
SL ST to the last ST of the beginning CH of the row, Fasten off.
Row 3: This row is made with bobbles. For the first bobble ST you should
repeat 2 times instead of 3 to account for the CH.
Change to your third colour, attach the yarn between one of the puff ST of
the previous row. CH 3.
** YO, insert hook between two puff ST of the previous row, PUL.
YO and pull through two loops (2 loops on hook)*
Repeat * three more times. (5 loops on hook) YO and pull through all five
loops. CH 2 to lock in the ST.* *
Continue making bobble STs ** in every ST from the previous row. You
should have 16 bobble ST. SL ST together, fasten off.
MAKING THE SQUARES
Row 4: Attach your final colour in any space of the previous round.
CH 3 (counts as a ST), DC 2 in the same ST.
*Into the next ST work 3 TC, CH2, 3TC. this will make the corner of
your granny square.
DC 3 into the next ST.
HDC 3 into the next and DC 3 into the following. *
You will repeat * three more times to form the square.
Then DC 3 into the next ST and HDC 3 into the last. SL ST together,
fasten off.
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ATTACHING THE
SQUARES
Sewing the squares together:
Now that you have all your granny squares it’s time to form the top
by sewing them all together. Do this by sewing the top strands of the
V created by the STs of both your squares together until they are
attached. Repeat this process until all the squares are attached.
Make sure all the sewn sides are on the same side. (wrong side).
Alternatively, Use SC or SL ST to attach the squares together.
Corset back:
Row 1: Attach your yarn on the side of the top, lengthwise. CH 1(

does not count as a ST) HDC across the row. turn
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Row 2: * CH 3, SK 3 ST, SC * Repeat until you reach the end of the
row.
Alternatively, repeat row 2 once to make the corset a bit sturdier
Fasten off
Repeat on the other side of the top.

d.
THE STRAPS
Make a CH long enough to weave into the back like a corset. This
is similar to how you would put in shoelaces.
Alternatively, either SL ST along the CH to make it sturdier, or
make your chain a couple SC wide. (similarly to the straps)
Straps:
Row 1: CH 5, turn
Row 2: SC Across, CH 1 and turn.

Repeat row 2 until you reach your desired measurement
Repeat all steps once for the second strap.
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Attach the straps on the inside of the top. Make sure the straps are an
even distance away from the sides of the top.
weave in all the ends
you can finish of your corset strap by attaching beads if desired (see
instructions)
YOU'RE FINISHED
You have now completed your pro choice tote bag!
If you share your finished product on social media don’t forget to tag me!
(@karlijnscorner) and use the official hashtag #theherecomesthesunbursttop
If you bought this pattern from Etsy please make sure to leave me a review
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If you have any questions don't hesitate to send me a DM on Instagram
(@Karlijnscorner) or send me an email (Karlijnscorner@gmail.com)
Thank you so much for your support

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This pattern is designed by Karlijn Glaudemans | @Karlijnscorner

Measurement A: Around the widest part of your bust.

Measurement B: from armpit height to where you want

Measurement D: Measurement A ÷ C- 1 ( this will be the number of squares

Measurement E: Measurement B ÷ C ( This will be the number of squares you

Measurement F: DxE = total amount of squares

The half double crochet (hdc) is one of the 6 basic

Yarn over again and pull through another two loops. yo

Repeat this step one more time (7 loops on hook) Pull

Make a couple of normal knots over the fasten off knot.

Row 1: CH 3 (counts as a ST), DC 15 into the MR.

Attach the second colour, CH 2.

Alternatively, Use SC or SL ST to attach the squares together.

Row 1: Attach your yarn on the side of the top, lengthwise. CH 1(

Repeat on the other side of the top.

Row 2: SC Across, CH 1 and turn.

Repeat all steps once for the second strap.

weave in all the ends

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