The Delicate Corset
By @HighLevelBandanas
For personal use - please do not sell or reproduce this pattern. Tag me in your completed project - I would love to see it! :)This pattern will be fully customizable to your own measurements! Simply follow the measuring instructions in each section.

How to read this pattern
This pattern uses no specific stitch or row count, due to it being fully custom to your own measurements. The lettered instructions do NOT indicate rows, but instead STEPS to follow. Make sure to follow all the measuring instructions for a perfect fit. Keep track of all stitch & row counts! You will see I entered my own measurements for reference: I am typically a size Small, or 32B. If you have any questions, I will be sure to answer you ASAP on @HighLevelBandanas on Instagram.

NOTE This pattern is quite math-heavy, but it will get you through to a custom-fit garment! :)
YOU CAN FOLLOW ALONG WITH THIS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO

Materials
Yarn: Since this pattern is made-to-measure, you can use any size yarn, but please note you will achieve best results with a lighter weight as this pattern was conceived for its use! WORRY NOT THOUGH, it has been tested with heavier weights and works great!I used under half a skein of Polka Dot Creek Suri Silk Alpaca in Dusty Pink, which is 328 yards per skein (so roughly 160 yards), and a little bit of Polka Dot Creek Mohair in Chocolate, which is 460 yards per skein (so roughly 100 yards).
Hook: I used a 3.5mm hookTape Measurer
Yarn Needle: This pattern IS no-sew. APART from your ends! ;)
Stitch Markers

Abbreviations
Ch: Chain Sc: Single Crochet Dc: Double Crochet SlSt: Slip Stitch
ScInc: Single Crochet Increase (2 Sc in the same stitch)
Sc2Tog: Single Crochet 2 Together (Insert your hook through the first stitch, yarn over, and pull through. You have two loops on your hook. Insert your hook through the second stitch, yarn over, and pull through. You now have three loops on your hook. Yarn over, and pull through all three loops.)

We will also be doing some surface crochet. Surface crochet is simply slip-stitching, but pulling your yarn from BELOW your piece, so that you make details on the surface of your garment. If you are not familiar with this, I recommend checking out the video.