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Lovely top for your daughter! It’s good you did not double up the yarn, that makes a wearable that’s too heavy and hot. Do single crochet all around the neck, with some decreases. And then finish everything with a row of single crochet, including the straps. I might shorten those too because they will stretch. As for the gift, in my experience, unless the recipient is involved, wearables are tricky to gift. The poncho safest vs a cardigan. For her I’d definitely go with the darker colors. Purple, black. It would also be just as nice to give her a hat and scarf set in the purple! Less worry about sizing, and whether she would wear the much bigger projects you were considering. You’re very nice to do that 😊

I think either a poncho or shawl in purple with black trim would be lovely. Especially since you mentioned that she wears a lot of black I think the green might be too ‘bright’ for someone who doesn’t lean toward bright colours.

What a beautiful shirt for your daughter and a lovely matching handbag. Any daughter would be thrilled with such a charming gift. This is not any advice because i also know that whatever you create, whether a shawl or poncho, it will be fabulously beautiful, a work of art no matter which ball of yarn you use.❤

You could also thread through a bit of elastic along neckline of top

Decrease around the neck using sc

Poncho in purple color n trim in black

Turquoise poncho

I would suggest doing a few rounds of single crochet along the neckline & doing a few decreases along the way to tighten up the drooping.

Gorgeous beanie love the colour.you make lovely things rika thank you for sharing.💖💖💖

Love your mandala ❤and your beanie is adorable ☺️

Don't beat yourself up... they are so cute and will find a home.

This is why I don’t like doing hats.

Hi Chandrika! Hats are such trial and error. Margaret from Sheepishly Sharing taught me a technique for top down hats: to use hat sizing charts that gave both the circumference and the corresponding crown circle diameter for each size. Stop increasing when you have reached the crown circle diameter for that size. It really works! For the style of hat you did here, I agree with Lisa, go by measurements not chain counts. On the plus side, you can probably find a home for the extra large hats. Some people have really really big hair, and they want a slouchy look. So they will go for a hat that’s big enough to go over their hair loosely. Someone out there will appreciate it! I hope you have a great weekend 🌞

Love the keychains really cute!

I want a key chain so cute

I like your small pumpkin much better than the bigger one, especially for a keychain. Love your flower keychains!!

Tuba crochet on you tube just released a pumpkin hair tie. This would look cute in your craft show

So beautiful 🤩 colors ❤

Your keychain toys are so cute. The Mandala yarn sure makes up so nice. The colorways are wonderful and you’re right about the great stitch definition.

I love your mandala “giant” afghan! I think the yarn on your c2c being a little bit out of synch gives it a nice depth of color. Check out Elise Rose crochets for a great video for book lovers. She has some cool examples of “quiet books” for the baby you might like. It’s unfortunate when patterns become no longer available. Especially when you have a video that refers to it. All the best! 🦋