Women Crochet Beach Cover Up Sarong Wrap with Shells Fishnet Bikini Cover Up Shell Beach Scarf Mesh Swimwear Scarves

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Looking for a dress that will keep you cool this summer? Look no further. This crochet summer beach cover-up is easy to make and designed to be as airy and breezy as possible. The size can’t be beaten – this pattern is sized from XS to 5XL! Make a crochet summer beach cover-up you’ll reach for over and over again this season. Dress it up or dress it down with sandals and your favorite accessory–or of course, go barefoot on the beach! Tip: You may want to measure after you’ve made several rows of the pattern to ensure your gauge is correct. Your piece should measure approximately 36” wide. You may adjust hook size if you need to make your gauge larger or smaller. The thought to make a crocheted sarong cover-up pattern has been swirling around in my head for months and I finally hopped to it! I finished it just in time for my own summer vacation in fact. What I love about it is that you can wear it in so many different ways! It was certainly interesting to try and figureout how to make a fabric that’s light enough to be wrapped and tied without creating a lot of bulk. Byusing a large hook, beautiful Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton and a lovelydiamond mesh stitch pattern it worked out to be just that. Light, easy to tie, and fun to wear in an “infinite” number of ways. 😉It is totally my new summer vacation staple!

Tops, waistcoats, dresses… fantasy. Discover simple garments knitted or crocheted with yarns from the Fantasy line: Malibu, Singapur, Oasis, Papyrus, Moonlight, Tahiti Effect and many more. Shawls. Knitted or crocheted with one or two balls of Spring Rainbow, Just Degradé, Sfumato or Saint-Tropez. Row 4: Ch 4, skip first dc shell then work a dc in next picot, ch3, *work a picot in the center of the next dc shell, ch3, 1dc in next picot, ch3* ; repeat from * across until last picot. Work a dc in the last picot & turn. The vertical symmetry of textured stitches along curves captures the silhouette of the wearer, while the open work leaves one in awe

Sandy Shore Cover Up

Row 6: Ch 4, skip first ch-3 picot, *work [1sc, ch3, 1sc] in the center of the next dc shell, ch3, 1dc in next ch-3 picot, ch3* ; repeat from * across until last dc shell. Work [1sc, ch3, 1sc] in center of last dc shell and turn. Since I wanted the skirt to be really lightweight, I decided to choose Hobbii Friends Cotton 8/6. This yarn is a fine [2] weight yarn. What’s a summer without the beach? Who doesn’t love crochet?! These crochet cover-up patterns are perfect for making swimsuit season even more fun than it already is. They are also great projects to have on hand for gifting. The warm weather is the perfect time to catch up on reading, knit, or just relax in the sun. Crochet bikini tops and bottoms have been popular for years, but there’s nothing like a stylish crochet swimsuit cover-up to add more class to your look. With stylish patterns ranging from tunics and wraps to maxi skirts and dresses, you can find a crochet beach cover-up to suit every fashionista. Looking to start the summer off right? Swim cover-ups are perfect for your day in the sun. These DIY crochet bathing suit cover-ups are stylish and fun to make. Why not make a gorgeous crochet dress? Choose from 10 BEAUTIFUL CROCHET SUMMER DRESSES – FREE PATTERNS. THE CROCHET CLUB – CROCHET PATTERN, TIPS & TUTORIAL VAULT

This crochet sarong is size inclusive and has two size ranges, S-XL and 2X-5X. The sizing chart below references waist measurements where your sarong would be tied. Size This piece could be the most versatile cover-up that you’ve ever owned. The unique and airy sarong can be worn so many ways! Use it as a striking shawl or make it into a dress or skirt. You choose how much you want to cover up and what style you’re in the mood for. Plus, it’s fun to crochet as it uses a super simple stitch pattern. Who knew making a simple, airy rectangle could turn into a summer vacation staple? Enjoy! I’ve included measurements below in a size chart, and repeats are worked to length, not row counts. Pattern NotesI’ll be the first to admit, this sarong pattern does have some twists and turns to it. I definitely would not recommend this as a beginner pattern as it does include some shell and picot stitches that might be a bit confusing to someone just starting out. Row 2: Ch 2, turn, dc in first st, ch 3, dc in next st, *sk 1, dc in next st, ch 3, dc in next st,* repeat * to * across row. [32(34, 37, 40) repeats].

Please remember to refer to my Diamond Mesh Stitch Tutorial HERE for further help with the stitch used in this pattern! Conjure up some spells while you drape this spider web-like shape over your shoulders like a cape, go for an effortless look with it styled like a scarf with the point in the front, or bring out your inner free spirit by tying it as a sarong at your waist.IMPORTANT: the chain’s fully stretched length is the correct way to get the measurement. If the chain’slength is able tostretch past this measurement, it will be too large and loose when completed and won’t fit when you tie the ties around your hips. Turn work, slip stitch to first ch-3 space to attach yarn to first chain space, then Repeat Row 3 until piece measures 6”(6”, 7”, 7”), then break yarn and fasten off.

Just pull this fancy sarong around your shoulders or tie it around your waist and ta-da! you’re ready for your close up! Play with the length to create the perfect sarong for your tastes. Row 2 *Ch 5, sc in next ch 5 space; repeat from * across to end of row, work last sc in sc below, turn. There are many ways to wear a sarong and you can simply do a google search and see them all and give them a try. There are also great picture tutorials on exactly how to tie a sarong if you would like more visual assistance by googling “how to tie a sarong”.

Wrap yourself in this striking, alluring summer cover up. Stitches were carefully chosen and then cleverly combined creating a stunning wrap of texture and lace that will compliment many figures and many wrap styles. in the 2nd ch from hook, *skip 2ch, [1dc, ch1, 1dc, ch1, 1dc] in next ch, skip 2ch, 1sc in next ch**, ch3, 1sc in next ch; rep from * across, ending last repeat at **, turn. Row 1: (RS) sc in 2nd ch from hook, *skip 2ch, dc shell in next ch. Skip 2ch, sc in next ch**, ch3, sc in next ch; repeat from * across ending at ** on the last repeat. Turn. This is a funwrap that may be worn in so many different ways. These pretty mother of pearl rings are added for a beachy Caribbean feel, but you can leave it plain or add fringe for different looks. This Fringe Crochet Cover Up Dress Pattern is the must-have for the kid’s summer wear! This bathing suit cover-up pattern uses a unique stitch combination for a cover-up that not only covers, but also breathes in the fresh air- and looks so cute too!