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Crochet Crop Top
Crochet crop tops are a super fun addition to any wardrobe, perfect for those sunny days when you want to feel both comfortable and stylish. The intricate crochet patterns add a touch of boho-chic flair, making you stand out in the best way possible. Whether paired with high-waisted jeans for a casual look or a flowy skirt for a more dressed-up vibe, a crochet crop top is versatile and oh-so-cute. So go ahead, embrace your inner fashionista and rock that crochet crop top with confidence!
Materials and Preparation:
Required Materials:
Yarn: Milk cotton yarn (5-ply, approximately 200g)
(You can use any type or color of yarn you prefer.)
Hook Size: 3.5mm crochet hook
Additional Tools:
Scissors
Needle for weaving ends
Measuring tape
Stitch markers
Optional: White yarn and 2.5mm hook for making daisy flowers
Abbreviations and Notes:
Abbreviations:
CH: Chain
SC: Single Crochet
HDC: Half Double Crochet
DC: Double Crochet
SL ST: Slip Stitch
TYW: Turn Your Work
Notes:
This pattern is suitable for Small and Medium sizes.
Familiarity with the following techniques is helpful: slip knot, chain, SC, HDC, DC, SL ST, and daisy flower construction.
You can adjust sizing by adding or reducing initial CH and rows for the desired measurements.
Gauge, Approximate Size, and Pattern Notes:
Gauge:
Approximately 45 chains = 45cm (17 inches) of width using 5-ply yarn and a 3.5mm hook.
Finished Approximate Size:
Front panel: 45cm wide (17 inches)
Back strap: 121cm long (47.5 inches)
Shoulder strap: 20cm long (7.8 inches)
Pattern Notes:
Gauge swatch is not required; if using alternative yarn, check the measurements by adjusting chains and rows.
Special techniques: Daisy flower construction using white yarn and smaller hook (2.5mm).
Step-by-Step Pattern:
Front Panel Pattern
Foundation:
Create a slip knot and CH 45.
Row 1:
Skip 1 CH from hook, then make 1 HDC in the next CH.
Continue making HDC across the entire row.
Row 2:
CH 1, TYW. Make 1 HDC in each stitch across.
Repeat Rows:
Repeat the process from Row 2 for 76 rows total, which equals approximately 45cm or 17 inches.
Fasten off and set aside.
Back Strap Pattern
Count 15 stitches on the right and left edges of the front panel and mark with stitch markers.
Row 1:
Attach yarn to one marked stitch. CH 1, TYW, and make 1 HDC across until you reach the second marked stitch.
Rows 2–6:
CH 1, TYW. Repeat HDC across the stitches.
Row 7:
CH 1, TYW. Start the daisy-style detail:
SC 1, CH 2 (skip 2 stitches), SC 3 in the next 3 stitches, CH 2 (skip 2 stitches).
Continue alternating SC clusters and CH 2 until the end.
Repeat for the other side and fasten off.
Shoulder Straps
Use stitch markers to mark where the straps will attach to the front panel.
Strap Construction:
Make a slip knot and attach yarn to the marked point. CH 1, create SC evenly.
Continue crocheting SC for 26 rows or until strap reaches 20cm (7.8 inches).
Fasten off, weave in yarn tails, and repeat for the second strap.
Long Back Strap
Make a slip knot and CH 140.
This creates a strap approximately 121cm (47.5 inches) in length.
Continue creating SC along the chain for the entire length.
Fasten off, weave in yarn tails, and set aside.
Daisy Flower Construction
Use white yarn and a 2.5mm hook. Create a slip knot and:
CH 6, join with SL ST to form a ring.
Petals:
CH 3, make 2 DC in the ring, CH 3, then SL ST back into the ring.
Repeat the petal process for 5 petals total.
Create flowers as needed.
Finishing Touch
Sew daisy flowers onto the front panel. You can arrange them symmetrically, scattered, or clustered as preferred.
Attach the long back strap to the panel using a needle and securely weave in any remaining yarn tails.
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