Our sizing is unique and may differ from department stores
Cho YT, Yang CW, Chu CY
39-year-old jewelry designer and L.A
Whether youre a curvy pear, a straight-up rectangle, or somewhere in between, Ive got simple styling tips to help you feel good in what you wear
Sizes written as follows: 0-6[6-12, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6] The Pattern Yoke Ch 68 [72, 72, 80, 84] (or use a foundation sc if you prefer), sl st to the first ch to join, make sure that the chain has not twisted ROW 1(RS): ch1, sc in each st around 68 [72, 72, 80, 84 sts], sl st to the first sc, turn Row 2 (WS) ch2 (does not count as a st here and throughout), sk the sl st here and throughout hdc in the next 10[11,11,12,13] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next st hdc in the next 13[ 13,13,15,15] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next st hdc in the next 19 [21,21,23,25] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next st hdc in the next 13 [13,13,15,15] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next st hdc in the next 9 [10,10,11,12] sts see pic below for where to place your last st sl st to the first hdc turn TOTAL STITCHES: 76 [80, 80, 88, 92] including the chains Row 3 (RS) ch2 hdc in the next 10[11,11,12,13] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp ( see pic & video below ) hdc in the next 15 [15,15,17,17] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp hdc in the next 21 [23,23,25,27] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp hdc in the next 15 [15,15,17,17] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp hdc in the next 11 [12,12,13,14] sts sl st to the first hdc turn TOTAL STITCHES: 84 [88, 88, 96, 100] Row 4 (WS) ch2 Back hdc in the next 12[13,13,14,15] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Sleeve hdc in the next 8[8,8,9,9] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next 8[8,8,9,9] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Front hdc in the next 4[5,5,6,7] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next 6[6,6,6,6] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next 6[6,6,6,6] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next 4[5,5,6,7]sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Sleeve hdc in the next 8[8,8,9,9] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next 8[8,8,9,9] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Back hdc in the next 11[12,12,13,14] sts sl st to the first hdc turn TOTAL STITCHES: 92 [96, 96, 104, 108] Row 5 (RS) ch2 Back hdc in the next 12[13,13,14,15] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Sleeve hdc in the next 7[7,7,8,8] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next st puff in the next st hdc in the next 9[9,9,10,10] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Front hdc in the next 3[4,4,5,6] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next st puff in the next st hdc in the next 4[4,4,4,4] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next st puff in the next st hdc in the next 4[4,4,4,4] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next st puff in the next st hdc in the next 5[6,6,7,8] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Sleeve hdc in the next 7[7,7,8,8] sts puff in the next st hdc in the next st puff in the next st hdc in the next 9[9,9,10,10] sts hdc/ch1/hdc in the next ch sp Back hdc in the next 13[14,14,15,16] sts sl st to the first hdc turn TOTAL STITCHES: 100 [104, 104, 112, 116] Push puff stitches through so they pop out on the right side Row 6 (WS) ch2 hdc in each st to the ch hdc/ch1/hdc in the ch space hdc in each st to the ch hdc/ch1/hdc in the ch space hdc in each st to the ch hdc/ch1/hdc in the ch space hdc in each st to the ch hdc/ch1/hdc in the ch space hdc in each st to the end of the row sl st to the first hdc turn Repeat Row 6 until you have completed 8[10,12,14,16] rows
So far that has solved the issue 2 years later but if I had had the cash and time, I would have replaced the bottom drawer mdf with a thin plank of actual wood for the stability
