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Versatile Summer Tops Free Crochet Patterns

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Versatile Summer Tops Free Crochet Patterns
Side-by-side image of two women wearing summer tops: one in a white short-sleeve crochet design, the other in a sleeveless gray V-neck style. Perfect inspiration if you're seeking free crochet patterns to elevate your warm-weather wardrobe.

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Today’s collection of Versatile Summer Tops is curated especially for those of you, who want to be comfy but elegant. These easy to make crochet garments are light and airy, so they will be perfect for hot summer weather. You can style them in many ways – pair them with jeans, shorts or cute skirt. If you need more elegance, just put on high heels and add jewelry. Depending on which color of yarn you choose, you can achieve different looks. The fact that these designs use basic stitches gives a lot of room for experimenting, so be creative! Choose delicate openwork or feminine sleeveless ones, and don’t forget about little details. Simplicity is key. Links to free patterns are under the pictures. 

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Easy Crochet Tops Free Patterns

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Versatile Summer Tops Free Crochet Patterns

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Dreamsicle Tee Free Crochet Pattern

Dreamsicle Tee Free Crochet Pattern

Lovely mesh detail of this top is delicate and sweet. Use crab stitch for edging, it looks really beautiful!

Go to the pattern: Dreamsicle Tee

Sea Breeze Tank Top Free Crochet Pattern

Sea Breeze Tank Top Free Crochet Pattern

This simple top with v-neck will be a perfect pair with high-waisted jeans.



Go to the pattern: Sea Breeze Tank Top

Simple Summer Tee Free Crochet Pattern

Simple Summer Tee Free Crochet Pattern

The whole back of this top is made with mesh stitch. It’s a lovely summer detail!

Go to the pattern: Simple Summer Tee

Vivo Top Free Crochet Pattern

vivo top free crochet pattern

Vivo Top can be worn in two ways – just put it front to back to achieve different look.

Go to the pattern: Vivo Top

Forget-Me-Not Top Free Crochet Pattern

Forget-Me-Not Top Free Crochet Pattern

Simple silhouette of this top makes it perfect to match with colorful skirts. Add shell edging for feminine touch!

Go to the pattern: Forget-Me-Not Top

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Melissa
Melissa
5 years ago

I absolutely love, love, love your tops!!! Especially the Vivo top ( as I’m a curvy chic. I love the nice body hugging fit around the busts. ALL these tops are my love to wear ” Go2″ in hot weather. But I have only 1 I found & purchased years ago in a navy & white wide stripe. I will check my yarn stash- but these tops beg to be crochedone in COTTON which I have none & I find it a lil pricey– oh well… As long as I have the patterns I can make then anytime. Thanks – they are SUPERBLY LOVELY, PRACTICAL & A “MUST” for everybody. Amen. Melissa Bailey

Gail
Gail
5 years ago

I really like some of these summer tops – especially Sea Breeze tank top. I’m curious though why I can’t seem to find, anywhere, summer tops that are crocheted with fine or super fine cotton blends. To crochet a summer top using a worsted or DK weight yarn seems odd, as they would be so much cooler made with a fine or super-fine yarn. If you can find any summer top patterns made with lighter yarn, I would love to see them.
Thank you, Gail

Violet Fegan
Violet Fegan
Reply to  Gail
4 years ago

@ Gail…. This is an overall idea and I have no expertise in knowing whether it would work or not. It might be possible to utilize whatever weight yarn is desired. Just choose size crochet hook or knitting needles getting closest to the gauge required. If it doesn’t match exactly; I’d shoot for slightly larger than slightly under due to fit. I came up with this idea from a pattern I remember using long ago. (I don’t have the pattern now). It seems feasible, but users would probably need different size hooks or needles already at hand. Any feedback is welcome. Thank you