Trendy Crochet Alpine Wrap Top Pattern Step-by-Step

Ready to level up your handmade wardrobe? This Alpine Wrap Top crochet pattern combines stylish design with functional comfort, making it the perfect project for warmer seasons or layered outfits. With its textured alpine stitch and flattering wrap style, this top is both breathable and form-fitting.

Crochet a Trendy Alpine Wrap

The pattern includes easy-to-follow rows, detailed shaping instructions, and adjustable strap options so you can tailor the fit to your body. Whether you’re a confident beginner or a seasoned crocheter, this wrap top adds a touch of handmade charm and trendy flair to any outfit.

Materials Needed:

• Yellow Yarn
• 2.50 mm Crochet Hook
• Measuring Tape
• Scissors
• Two strands of wool for the bust area

Part 1: Creating the Bust Pieces

• Measure one side of the under bust (used for both cups).

Make a slip knot and chain 50 (~10 inches).

• Row 1: Single crochet across.
• Row 2: Chain 2, turn, double crochet across.
• Row 3: Turn, single crochet across.
• Row 4: Alpine Stitch
• Chain 2, turn.

Alternate front post double crochet and regular double crochet.

• Repeat the pattern across the row.
• Row 5: Chain 1, single crochet across.
• Row 6: Chain 2.

Double crochet on top of the single stitch from front loop dc.

• Then dc from under the next dc.

Rows 7–17: Repeat the alpine stitch pattern.

• You should have 8 front loop double crochets and 9 single stitches.
• Place a stitch marker after Row 17.

Part 2: Decreasing for Triangle Shape

Row 18 (Begin Decreasing):

• Chain 2.
• Skip one dc, continue alpine stitch across.
• For the last four stitches, skip and finish with one front loop dc and one regular dc.
• Row 19: Single crochet across.
• Continue:
• Repeat decreasing pattern until you form a triangle.
• Total: ~35 decrease rows, 51 rows in total (25 fpdc, 27 sc).

Part 3: Creating the Straps

• Using two strands:
• Crochet 6 rows of regular double crochet.
• Switch to one strand:
• Crochet ~98 rows of regular double crochet for stretchier straps.

 For Part 4: Joining the Bust Pieces

• Align your two bust pieces.
• Use single stitch with two strands to join from top to bottom.
• Tuck yarn ends in as you stitch for a clean finish.
• Crochet 2 rows of single crochet along the bottom edge.

 Part 5: Creating Body Straps

• Add a row of single crochet along the side (approx. 17 stitches).
• Using two strands:
• Crochet 6 rows of double crochet.
• Switch to one strand:
• Crochet ~98 rows of double crochet for each side strap.
• Repeat for the other side.

 Part 6: Finishing

• Tie and style the Alpine Wrap Top as desired.
• Try different ways to wrap the straps around your body for unique looks.