This fringed Crochet Crop Top pattern is designed to create a lightweight, flowy statement piece with strong boho appeal. Worked in soft viscose yarn, the top features structured triangular cups, a decorative wooden ring at the center, and long fringes that add movement and texture.
Crochet Crop Top With Fringe
The pattern focuses on shaping through simple increases, ribbed back-loop stitches, and adjustable ties, making it easy to customize for fit and coverage. With optional lining for comfort and support, this design works beautifully as a festival top, beachwear piece, or layering garment for summer outfits.
Materials
- Círculo Encanto yarn approximately 2 skeins
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- Small wooden ring
- Stretch lining fabric
- Transparent sewing thread
- Tapestry needle
- Fabric glue
Cups Make 2
- Chain 18
- Skip 3 chains and work 15 double crochets across
- In the last chain work 2 double crochets, 1 chain, 2 double crochets
- Work 15 double crochets along the opposite side of the foundation chain
- Chain 3 and turn
- Work double crochet in each stitch through the back loop only
- At the center chain space work 2 double crochets, 1 chain, 2 double crochets
- Repeat until 7 total rows are completed
- Work one finishing row of single crochet around the cup edge
Attaching the Central Ring
- Place the wooden ring at the peak of the cup
- Work 3 single crochets over the ring and through the center chain space
- Continue single crochet evenly down the side of the cup
Straps and Ties
- At the top corner chain 90 for the neck tie
- Work back along the chain using chain 3, skip 3, single crochet in the next chain
- At the bottom corner chain 90 for the back tie
- Finish the back tie using the same decorative loop pattern
Adding the Fringes
- Cut yarn strands approximately 58 cm long
- Fold 3 strands in half
- Pull the folded loop through a bottom stitch using a hook
- Pull the ends through the loop and tighten
- Attach thicker fringes to the wooden ring using about 6 strands per knot
- Apply a small amount of fabric glue to the wrong side of each knot to secure
Finishing and Lining
- Cut lining fabric to match the shape of the cups
- Hand stitch the lining to the inside of each cup using transparent thread
Sizing Adjustments
- For medium or large sizes start with 20 or 22 chains
- For more coverage work 8 to 10 rows instead of 7
- Increase tie length to 100 or 110 chains if needed
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