Stylish Crochet Mesh Cover Up Pattern for Summer

This crochet mesh cover-up pattern is a fun and versatile project, perfect for adding a stylish layer to any summer outfit. Whether you're heading to the beach or want to create a lightweight cardigan, this pattern offers a flexible design that can be customized to fit your style. With its easy-to-follow instructions, this cover-up is suitable for crocheters of various skill levels.

Crochet Mesh Cover Up

Featuring a unique combination of stitches, it allows for customization in terms of size, length, and sleeve style, making it a must-have addition to your wardrobe. You can make this in different colors and yarns to match any outfit, providing a perfect accessory that is as fashionable as it is functional.

Materials

Yarn
Crochet hook
Stitch markers

Neckline and Upper Body

Chain: Start by making a slip knot and chaining 90, or a multiple of six for a larger size.

Round 1: Ensure the chain isn't twisted, then slip stitch into the first chain. Chain one, then half double crochet in each chain, placing the stitch at the back of the chain. Slip stitch into the first half double crochet to end the round.
Round 2: Chain seven, skip two stitches, and single crochet into the third stitch. Repeat this pattern around, then slip stitch into the first chain. Slip stitch three more times.
Round 3: Single crochet into the fourth chain, chain seven, and single crochet into the fourth chain again. Continue this pattern around.
Rounds 4-5: Repeat the pattern of chaining seven and single crocheting into the fourth chain. At the end of the fifth round, slip stitch into the single crochet, chain one, and cut the yarn.

Armholes

Marking: On the back side, count six spaces and place stitch markers to indicate the armhole positions.
Creating the First Armhole: Attach yarn at the fourth chain of the marked space and chain nine. Attach to the corresponding point on the other side, ensuring it's the fourth chain, and slip stitch. Cut the yarn.
Repeat: Repeat the process for the other side to create the second armhole.

Body

Joining: Attach yarn at the fourth chain, but do not cut it. Chain nine.
Round 1: Turn and single crochet. Chain seven, then single crochet into the fourth chain. Continue this pattern until the next armhole. At the armhole, single crochet, chain seven, and single crochet into the fifth chain. Chain seven and single crochet at the corner where the yarn was attached.

Continue the pattern

Subsequent Rounds: Chain seven and single crochet into the fifth chain. Chain seven and slip stitch to complete the round. Slip stitch to the fourth chain, single crochet, and continue the chain seven, single crochet pattern. Repeat to your desired length (27 rounds were made in the video).

Final Rounds: Slip stitch and single crochet in the fourth chain, then chain four and single crochet in the fourth chain. Slip stitch. Chain one, single crochet in the same stitch, and single crochet in each chain. Slip stitch into the first single crochet, chain one, and cut the yarn.

Sleeves

Repeat the process used for the body, attaching to the chain nine area. Chain seven and single crochet into the fifth chain.
The creator made 17 rounds for the sleeves.