This crochet pattern is for the Primrose Wrap Top. I was inspired to make this top after seeing a few vintage wrap top sewing patterns online. It was interesting to see how a simple rectangle with a hole in the middle could turn into a beautifully fitted top with just a few ties around the waist.
This pattern is made using the primrose crochet stitch, a simple variation of a shell stitch. You could take the measurements from this pattern and use any stitch of your liking to create a similar yet one-of-a-kind wrap top.

Stitches use din this pattern: Single Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Double Crochet and Chains and Slip Stitches.

Pattern Details:
This pattern is worked in rows but there is no right or wrong side when worn
All of the shaping for this top is achieved with the waist ties when worn
Pattern is easily altered for differing torso heights/preferred top lengths
Even rows are worked in DC stitches, odd rows are worked in SC stitches
The CH 1 at the end of even rows counts only as a turning chain and not a stitch
The CH 3 at the end of odd rows counts as a DC for the next even row