This beginner-friendly crochet halter top pattern is a perfect project for anyone looking to create a stylish and breathable summer essential. With simple half-double crochet stitches and minimal shaping, it’s a great entry point into wearable crochet.
Crochet Halter Top

The customizable length and strap fit make it suitable for all body types, whether you're aiming for a snug fit or a looser festival-ready vibe. Lightweight and comfortable, this halter top works up quickly and pairs effortlessly with high-waisted shorts, skirts, or layered looks.
Materials
- Medium weight yarn (e.g., acrylic or cotton)
- 5mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
Front Panel
- Create a slip knot and chain the length from just below your waist to above your hips (e.g., 60 chains).

- Add two more chains after the initial chain.
- Half-double crochet in each chain, starting from the third chain from the hook.
- Chain two and turn your work at the end of the row.
- Repeat half-double crochet rows, skipping the two turning chains, until the panel reaches your armpit area (e.g., 30 rows).

Halter Straps (Top Straps)
- Attach new yarn to the corner stitch of the front panel.
- Chain two and work 10 half-double crochets across.
- Repeat 10 half-double crochets for 25 rows or until the strap reaches the back of your neck.
- Decrease:
- Chain one, half-double crochet decrease at the beginning of the row, work across, and decrease in the last two stitches.
- Chain one, turn, and repeat until only four stitches remain.
- Cut yarn and pull through to secure.
- Repeat for the second strap on the opposite side.

Side Straps
- Turn the main panel to its side and attach new yarn to the corner.
- Chain two and half-double crochet across (half the number of rows in the front panel, e.g., 15 stitches).
- Chain two, turn, and repeat until strap fits around your back (e.g., 30 rows).
- Decrease:
- Chain one, half-double crochet decrease at the beginning and end of each row.
- Repeat until 2–3 stitches remain.
- Cut yarn and pull through to secure.

Finishing
- Weave in all loose ends using a yarn needle.
- Block if necessary to smooth and shape.





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