Looking for the perfect summer crochet project? This stylish and breathable crochet summer top combines elegance with ease, making it an ideal piece for sunny days. Featuring a Raglan-style yoke, airy mesh body, and chic lace-up sleeves, this top is not only eye-catching but also customizable in size and length.
Crochet Summer Top

Whether you prefer cotton or acrylic yarns, this versatile pattern allows for personal flair, and the optional sequin yarn adds a subtle sparkle. Its seamless construction ensures comfort and style, making it your next go-to garment for beach days, brunches, or casual outings.
Materials Needed
- Cotton, acrylic, or sequin yarn (based on preference)
- Crochet hook matching your yarn
- Stitch markers
Getting Started
- Foundation Chain: Create a chain of 108 stitches.
- Forming a Circle: Slip stitch to join into a circle.
Divide the Circle:

- Front and Back: 15 double crochets each
- Sleeves: 10 double crochets each
- Raglan corners: 3 double crochets each
- Place markers to separate sections.
Raglan and Body Increases

Row 1:
- Begin Raglan: 3 double crochets and 1 chain in the same stitch.
- Sleeves: 10 double crochets, skipping one stitch between each. Place marker.
- Repeat Raglan pattern and continue to complete the round.
Row 2:
- Increase at each Raglan by working:
- 2 double crochets in each chain space.
- 2 double crochets in the center stitch.
For Rows 3–12:
- Continue alternating Row 1 and Row 2.
- For open mesh effect, use triple double crochets on odd-numbered rows.
Sleeves and Underarm Extension

At Row 12:
- Chain 7 stitches at each armhole.
- Attach the chain to the opposite Raglan with a slip stitch.
- This extends the sleeves and prepares the body section.
Body Section

Work in the Round:
- Use a repeating pattern of triple double crochets and chains.
- Adjust length by repeating rows until desired measurement is reached.
Finishing Touches – Lace-Up Sleeves

Detailing the Sleeves:
- Round 1: Double crochet with chain spaces.
- Round 2: Single crochets, alternating 1 and 2 stitches per space.
- Round 3: Chain 1 and slip stitch to finish neatly.





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