♥DESCRIPTION♥
All the little ones will be ready for the fireworks with this 4th of July halter top for kids! Cool cotton allows the skin to breathe, whether it is a blazing sun shining day or a lazy, sitcky humid evening. The top is made granny-square style, giving that retro rustic feel. Long fringe adds to the playful, wanderlust kids lighting up the day. There are ties around the neck as well as the back. This allows not only for easy on and off, but also allows for a customized fit. Rich colors emanate that patriotic spirit all night long. Coordinate with a pair or boots and jean shorts, or wear with sandals and a skirt. With so many sizes, all the kids can have matching 4th of July tops!
♥SIZES♥
Order based on child's chest circumference, even if it does not match the age range. If chest circumference is not available, then order based on age. If their age overlaps two sizes, use best judgement based on whether they are a smaller or higher percentile for their age. Measure all around at fullest part of the chest below the underarms. Do not be worried if your child's street clothes sizes does not match the size guide below. This chart is based on the fabric characteristics of crochet cotton and the particular stitches and design crochet elements, and not on clothing fabric, so it may be different for your child. Please note: The halter sides will fall anywhere from her sides to middle of the back- ties in back will keep it cinched against her.
X-Small: To fit chest circumference (15" - 17") | 3 mos – 9 mos
Small: To fit chest circumference (17" - 20") | 12 mos - 2T
Medium: To fit chest circumference (20" - 22") | 3-4 yrs
Large: To fit chest circumference (22" - 24") | 4-6 yrs
X-Large: To fit chest circumference (24" - 26”) | 6 - 9 yrs
♥ COLORS / CUSTOMIZATION ♥
So many colors to choose from! If you are seeking different colors, let me know:) I can also make the fringe a different color than the body of the halter.
♥CARE ♥
Materials & Care: 100% Cotton. Machine Wash Warm. Tumble Dry, Normal.
♥ ABOUT ME ♥
A tinkerer of the mind, even as a child I always had explosions of ideas, wanting to create. An intrinsic love for color, fabric working with my hands and ironically mathematics naturally turned into a career of designing crochet patterns. This path has lead to creations from the depths of my imagination, and along the way from receiving design awards, to a multitude of publications in books and magazines, to freelancing tech editing for magazines.
