Part 5 of my @tate mcrae crochet corset! 🏎️ I’m really happy with the shape it’s taking.
You guys have been asking about my cheetah print graph - I designed it using Stitch Fiddle and a little animal-crossing style imagination! (IYKYK!) I haven’t shared it on my website yet but once my full video comes out, it will be available to screenshot in there. 🐆
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If you're curious about the details behind designing a cheetah print pattern like mine, I'd love to share how Stitch Fiddle was key in turning my animal-crossing style vision into a workable crochet chart. This tool really helps you customize and adjust the design before you even pick up your yarn. Adding boning to the corset was a game-changer for me. While I wasn't always thrilled working on this tricky part, it gave the piece structure and a silhouette that hugs like a glove—mimicking princess seams you’d see on tailored fabric garments. It’s amazing how these small adjustments make the final piece stand out. I also found trying the corset on without bulky layers helped me check the fit better and appreciate all the shape coming together. Planning to tackle the back piece and extra details next, the process has been both challenging and rewarding. For anyone thinking of incorporating animal prints or custom motifs in crochet, patience is key, but the personal satisfaction of wearing something you've designed yourself is unmatched. Can't wait to share the full video and make the pattern accessible to you all!












































