25 most popular summer crochet top free patterns

This pattern is a free download on the designer’s website. The simplicity along with the drapey look explain why this top is the list of most loved crochet top free patterns. I love it.

Pattern by Anna Erlandsson
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) Cotton

All it takes to accomplish the making of this cute crochet crop top is a rectangle. It is easy like that. Pick yarns with some stretch on it, so you can add some shape to it.

Make sure you check the pattern notes, so you don’t miss the yarn and fiver recommendation for this top.

Pattern by Grace Forthefrills
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK), Merino wool

It looks like knitting but it’s crochet. The back loop half double crochet stiches along with slip stiches are a nice way to achieve that ribbing look, that makes it so unique.

It comes along with the option to make it longer and with a video tutorial as well.

Pattern by Grace Forthefrills
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton blend

You know what, I am getting my supplies ready, this is going to be one my next summer makings. How nice it is that she designed it to have a V detail in the front and back of the top.

And the next great thing is, if you’re not into reading patterns, she has YouTube video tutorial as well.

Pattern by Grace Forthefrills
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton

The Halter Top is so versatile, it can easily become one your favorite crochet top patterns out there. Designed in a way that can be customized to your taste of length and edgings. And there is more, support and comfort for curvy ladies were taken into consideration as well.

Pattern by Karine P. LeBlanc
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton

Did anyone say granny square? If you look around my blog, you can tell I love them. The boho look of it screams “let’s go to the beach”, and I love how easy it seems to be as well.

This would make a perfect first-time granny square project.

Pattern by Breann Mauldin
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) Cotton

The oversized look on the Sweet Summer Tee along with the drape the picture is showing make it look so comfy. It’s a pattern with an easy shaping using simple stiches, created for all skill levels.

You will work it from the bottom up and it is available for sizes L to 5X.

Pattern by Rachel Misner
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton blend

A fact about this pattern, Anemone hepatica is the name of a summer flower in Sweden, and North Europe. Hence the name of the pattern.

The one panel construction with the addition of the granny squares makes it an easy-to-follow pattern.

Pattern by Anna Erlandsson
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) Cotton

The beauty of the lacy look on this top is what I love about it the most. The next great thing about it is that the pattern is constructed by only two panels that you sew tighter.

And it’s size inclusive, it ranges from S to 5X, isn’t it great?

Pattern by Rachel Misner
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton blend

Wow! crochet t-shirt is so cute and screams “let’s go out and enjoy some summer evenings”. In addition to the beauty this pattern brings, it is so easy to make.

You will work from the top down with rounds of double crochet stitches. and then add the sleeves and the striping details to finish it.

Pattern by By Katerina
Yarn Fingering / Lace weight, Cotton blend

With a minimal shaping and basic stiches, this crop top is perfect for any skill level. And the V neck shape detail along with the waistline ribbing add such an interesting style to it.

I bet you would have so much fun making, and wearing, this one.

Pattern by Carrie M Chambers
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton

I love how she used a variation of stitches to create such a nice textured fabric. This is a more elaborated pattern, but still using simple stiches.

Which makes it easy to crochet, even if you are a beginner.

Pattern by Christina Hadderingh
Yarn Fingering / Lace weight, Cotton blend

This tank top is so cute, I love the bottom ribbing details. The range of sizes offered is great as well, it goes from S to 2XL.

And if you would rather wear it longer, you simply add more rows before you start decreasing for the arm holes. What a great choice for this list of crochet top free patterns.

Pattern by Carrie M Chambers
Yarn used 3-Light yarn weight (DK) Cotton

Tony is so great with her designs. Her yarn color choices are always on point. This one has such a “beachy” touch that I just want to make it for my next trip to the beach.

And I love how her garment creations usually have ribbing details, which makes them so unique and fun.

Pattern by Toni Lipsey
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) acrylic

This top is worked entirely in half double crochet, which creates a thicker fabric. Like all her other tops, it’s super easy to make.

And what I like the most about it is the simple details given by the tie straps and the scalloped chains at the bottom.

Pattern by Grace Forthefrills
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) cotton blend

The open extended single crochet stitches in this tee make it so “summery”, doesn’t it? This is a perfect pattern if you are a beginner trying to venture in a more elaborated pattern.

It looks intimidating, but it’s super simple to make. Besides, it is so elegant, perfect for a casual summer night out.

Pattern by Toni Lipsey
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) acrylic

This pattern is a free download on Ravelry. What I love the most about this tunic top is that is very customizable.

Here, you could make it longer and turn it into a beach cover-up. Or make it shorter and wear it as a tee.

Pattern by Jennifer Ozses
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4), fiber content not specified

I love the lacy details on the back of this top. And the yarn on this one, if you are in the US, you can order it online from Premier Yarns. I’ve had a good experience ordering yarn from them.

I used this yarn, in the same shade by the way, for my Rio Crochet Wrap, it’s so soft and perfect for garments and accessories.

Pattern by I Need It Crochet
Yarn used Sport (2), acrylic blend

Grace is so thoughtful with her designs. They are all so simple and easy to follow, but still so gorgeous. No wonder she has several of her creations in the top list of most loved ones.

The ribbing on this one reminds me of knitting, and it could pass as a fancy store-bought top easily.

Pattern by Grace Forthefrills
Yarn used 3-Light weight (DK) Cotton blend

We can make anything with granny squares, can’t we? I love how simple this pattern is and all the possibilities to play with colors.

If there is one thing I don’t mind is weaving in ends when a pattern is so interesting and fun like this one.

Pattern by DROPS design
Yarnused Fine/Sport (2), Cotton

This pattern may look complicated, but it’s not. It consists of 8 squares and triangles. And she added a lot of step-by-step pictures and details.

And that will make it much easier for you to follow along. For this one, if you like a boho style, you can add fringes as well.

Pattern by Wilma Westenberg
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4), cotton blend

This pattern calls for thread yarn, which is a tiny/lacy yarn. But don’t let this scary you away of it. In fact, although I am not a huge fan of yarn of that thickness, I would definitely make this top.

The mesh stitch here builds up super quick and it is very beginner friendly.

Yarn used Lace/Thread (0), cotton
Pattern by Margaret Zellner

Yet another crochet top made from the lightest weight of yarn you can possibly find. But still so easy to make, and it looks so soft, elegant and drapey.

Even though this top calls for lace yarn, it is still super simple to follow.

Pattern by Maria Valles
Yarn used Lace (0), Icelandic wool

The construction on this one is unusual, as it works vertically, from side to side. And that’s what make this top so cute and interesting.

I love the vertical stripes. And what is even better abou this top, it uses very basic stiches.

Pattern by by Rachel Misner
Yarn used 3-Light weight (DK) Cotton blend

The last one in the list of crochet top free patterns is this cute crop top that screams summer. I love the double shoulder straps and that you can add rows to make it longer, if you want to.

The detailed pattern will give you lots of information and charts.

Pattern by DROPS design
Yarn used Worsted Weight (4) Cotton