Come discover the best crochet tops in this curated collection of crochet shirts, crochet poncho patterns, crochet tops and tank patterns and even sleeveless crochet tops. See the variety of styles we have for you to explore and work up.
Before you get intimidated, these crochet top patterns all range in difficulty so even if you’re a beginner, you can find a crochet top that you can make. Explore wear-anywhere styles and lacy coverups in this collection of crochet top patterns.
See how easy it is to make a simple tank top, and you’ll love how cozy your next handmade poncho will be – plus, you’re sure to be fielding compliments left and right! Make them as simple as you need to, or add some complex colorwork and cable stitches to really up the “wow” factor – the choice is yours!
By Katarina Damjanovic,,,, from the August 2022 issue
Skylark is an oversized poncho made as a tribute to nature taking us through the hot summer weather to the cozy fall days ahead. Featuring the rich texture of popcorn bobbles and the wheat-resembling moss stitch, this poncho will have you feeling like a fall queen. With simple two-panel construction, different textures and a fun fringe, Skylark is the perfect project for an intermediate level crocheter.
View ProjectBy Rosann Fleischauer,,,, from the August 2022 issue
Modern lines for your Autumn wardrobe, the Nightingale Vest can be worn in a variety of ways. Crocheted from side to side for easy personalization, this vest is a staple item for your fall adventures.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard,,,, from the August 2022 issue
Inspired by the beauty and airiness of an open meadow, each element of this piece has been carefully planned to create an intricate project featuring a wide variety of crochet techniques. Boasting a series of joined lace motifs around the neck, the Ainsley Top is perfect for all your summertime adventures. Ainsley is Scottish for “one’s own meadow” and perhaps this top can be your own “meadow” too
View ProjectBy Cristina D.,,,, from the The Coastal Cool Crochet Collection issue
Ready for warm-weather adventures, this transformed top is perfect for any occasion. In less than one day, you can transform a tube top to a truly stunning and trendy piece. From casual strolls on the beach to an elegant night on the town, you can make this top just in time for all your warm-weather escapes.
View ProjectBy Grace Lehman,,,, from the August 2021 issue
Jessy is the perfect Tank Top to wear on its own or paired with a jacket for both a cool summer and sophisticated autumn look. The classic silhouette features a mock turtleneck making it a timeless staple in any wardrobe. The fit is more fitted which is both flattering and comfortable for any body type.
View ProjectBy Adinda Hening,,,, from the August 2021 issue
Vero has a v-neck shape on both sides that allows you to wear it either way according to your preference. It has nice embossed lines detail that is created from post stitches. Wear it with your favorite jacket during colder weather and you’re good to go.
View ProjectBy Simone Francis,,,, from the June 2021 issue
Subtle up close, but statement-making from afar, this pineapple top adds some tropical flavor to your crochet. Crocheted in cotton yarn, this top layers nicely with a white tank top to really make that pineapple “pop.”
View ProjectBy Samanta Fornino,,,, from the The Coastal Cool Crochet Collection issue
Seafoam blue chevrons is just what summer ordered! Quick to crochet and flowy by design, this top will be a go-to favorite for warm days and breezy evenings. Pair it with denim pants or shorts for a look you’ll wear all season long.
View ProjectBy Adinda Hening,,,, from the The New Vintage Crochet Collection: Patterns Inspired by Nostalgic Designs issue
More than often, we are surprised to realize the newest creations work because they freshen up a classic. Granny square for example, is one of the most traditional forms of crochet, however it never gets old. With a touch of retro colors and hypnotizing lines, this granny square top definitely gives you a trendy look.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean,,,, from the August 2019 issue
Vertically worked with offset, mini-shell stitches to create a seamless tank top, this design has no right or wrong side. Shaping is completed with increases and decreases on one side of the row only which allows for an easier-to-manage garment appearance. The longer length adds to the style, with an unfinished edge to add a nice scalloped effect that’s chic and effortless.
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