I used crochet for my razor cami (pattern available online by Katie from allmystars). I didn't want a strappy top I couldn't wear to work and knitting small cap sleeves seemed too difficult. Crochet is so much easier! So I just took a crochet pattern I had and added this to the top part and a random pattern for the bottom (the knit ribbing at the bottom didn't look good so I had to cut it off).
Pandasrock03 - I didn't even notice but yes, my straps have the same pattern. Except I used a single crochet to fasten the double crochet and 3 ch part when on the way back and making the second half, the left side, of the strap.
(Looking at the pattern - I replaced the horizontal double crochet with a single crochet)
Pretty simple blue crochet top with 3.5mm hook, Novita Tahiti - ribbony cotton yarn. Body consists of 10 motifs. (sorry about the painful looking sunburn)
Different cotton threads in really bright colors, 1.5mm hook, simple shell stitch pattern instead of the usual double crochet. Probably won't crochet a matching bikini bottom - it might sag in a horrific way
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In case you don't know how to crochet a regular boob cup here's a random tutorial from my computer, I've gathered tons from all over the web It's really important to keep trying the cup on for size to get a good fit. Make one at a time so the first one will be an example for you. NB! I didn't make this green top nor the tutorial.
I'm guessing we both used double crochet. Very easy and you'll finish your project a lot faster than using single crochet which would be denser and a bit sturdier.
Just bought my mp3 player (white Creative ZEN Nano Plus) so I had to copy your cute bunny, red is my fav color. Hope you don't mind Now my baby is safe in the purse with all the dangerous keys and other sharp objects.
Everybody please come tomorrow! Even if you are beginner knitter/crocheter, I can help you. Ask me any crafty questions and I'll do my best to answer (in wonky English, of course)!