This Crochet Net Crop Top is a simple yet striking piece designed for effortless layering and warm weather styling. Built with a repeating open net structure, the pattern works up quickly and is ideal for beginners who want a wearable project without complex shaping.
Crochet Net Crop Top

The cropped fit makes it perfect for festivals, beachwear, or styling over tanks, bralettes, or dresses. With easy size adjustments, customizable length, optional fringe, and a lace up back, this pattern offers flexibility while keeping the construction relaxed and beginner friendly.
Materials
- Yarn suitable for 3.0 mm hook such as Encanto Slim, cotton, or similar
- 3.0 mm crochet hook
- Stitch marker
- Scissors
Foundation Chain
- Work the foundation in multiples of 7
- For size S M, chain 21
- Using thicker yarn will naturally increase the finished size

First Net Row
- Chain 10 after completing the base chain
- Place a stitch marker in the first of these 10 chains
- Skip 6 chains from the base and single crochet into the 7th chain
- Chain 10, skip 6 base chains, single crochet into the next 7th chain
- Repeat across the row until all base chains are used

Body Rows
- Begin each new row with chain 15
- Turn the work and single crochet into the 5th chain of the first arch
- Chain 10 and single crochet into the 5th chain of the next arch
- Repeat across the row
- To finish the row, chain 10 and work a double treble crochet into the 5th chain of the last arch
- Repeat these rows until the desired length is reached

- Approximately 18 rows create a cropped length
Edge Finish
- Chain 1 and fasten off
- Lightly stretch and adjust the net structure so the arches sit evenly

Straps and Assembly
- Attach yarn at each top corner
- Chain a long strap for each side
- Each strap should measure approximately 80 cm
- Lace the straps through the bottom arches at the back to create a corset style tie

Optional Fringe
- Cut yarn strands approximately 17 cm long
- Fold four strands in half
- Insert the folded loop through a bottom arch
- Pull the yarn ends through the loop to secure
- If using slippery yarn, lightly secure knots with a small drop of glue





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