This is great!  

Hi Laura!  I did get your email.  Let me email you back and we can make sure you are squared away.  ❤️

Now that is really pretty!

Hi Sandra!  Honestly, this yarn would make for a beautiful sweater or women's top!  The yarn is thinner but you could use a smaller crochet hook like a E/ 3.25mm or an F/ 3.75mm crochet hook.  Make two rectangles and join them together leaving a hole for your head and 2 arm holes.  Then make 2 rectangles for the sleeves.  Join the long side and then whipstitch the sleeves to the torso of the garment.  

You could also make a really pretty wrap.  Use whatever stitch you think is really pretty.  Taking this yarn and maybe a larger hook like a G/ 4.00mm or even an H/ 5.00mm and again make something really lacy.  It does not have to be hard and your stitches do not have to be tight.  But you do not have to make something lacy either if you don't want.  You have enough yarn to make a tighter stitch top or wrap if you would like. 😊

Hmm, maybe I'm missing something on my side because I referenced the answers and updated where I saw differences.  Let's try emailing me the changes to the contact information so I can see where and what you are wanting updated. 😊  My email:  info@crochetwithTiffany.com

OMG HI LOVE!!!!!!!  Oh I miss you so much!  So happy to see your face. 🤗❤️

Thank you Terri!  You are absolutely correct.  The 4.5mm is a 7.  At the time of making this video I was using an older crochet hook that only had a 4.50mm identification and I only knew of the F/5, G/6, and the H/8 but they don't include the G/7 in the variety pack so I just assumed it must also be a 6.  I know better now.  Please ignore the 6 part.  😊

Great Question!  Yes,  That's what I have.  😊❤️🧶

Ya, I know what you're talking about with the 6 loops.  I've seen it done a couple different ways.  Haha, yes, the other stitches are quite different for sure.  But so much fun to actually work up! 🤗❤️🧶