Summer Tops: Shirts, Tops, Tunics, mesh shirts, Ponchos

Dear users, dear authors,
how about some charming tops for summer?
Get your shirts, tops, tunics, mesh shirts, ponchos, vests, jackets, and, of course, summer scarves now.
Let’s get started.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

3-in-1 crochet pattern→  skirt-tunic-dress
Everything can be adjusted completely individually, in any size, yarn weight, and hook size. The method is explained step by step.The pattern is definitely suitable for beginners



Click here to go to the pattern:

Material usage depends on hook size and yarn weight, size, and length:

• Size 38 - skirt: approx. 850 m – 3-ply gradient yarn was used here
• Size 38 - top: approx. 950 m – 3-ply gradient yarn
• Size 38 – dress – with a length of approx. 85 cm: 1500 m – 3-ply gradient yarn

For each additional size, please plan for 150 m - 200 m more yarn (depending on the length)

• Crochet hook of your choice / suitable for the yarn - here size 3
• possibly hat elastic for larger sizes (not a must)

Crochet Pattern Sweater "Cloud 9"

Great sweater with light bell sleeves. Whether short, long, loose, or fitted, everything can be customized individually—in any size, yarn, and hook size. The process is explained step by step.



Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

What materials you need:

• Yarn usage for sample size 36 = approx. 800 m – 3-ply gradient yarn was used here
• For each additional size, plan approx. 100 m more/less (depending on length/width)
• Crochet hook suitable for the yarn, size 3 in this example
• 4 stitch markers

This crocheted sweater using the RVO technique is suitable for beginners who have mastered the basic crochet techniques.

It can be customized to fit your size.

More info is available here: *click *



This airy tunic made from thin cotton in pink and white has a few pretty eye-catchers. A heart lace pattern is knitted into the upper section, and the hem is decorated with a lace pattern with green color accents.

Recommended for experienced knitters.

Click here for the knitting pattern

This poncho and shawl with its lace pattern and waves is a real eye-catcher. With it, you’ll be perfectly equipped for cool summer evenings. It’s both airy and warm, even though it’s knitted from fine cotton.

Recommended for advanced knitters

Click here for the knitting pattern

The “Spicy Autumn” can be worn beautifully as a poncho. 
Made from 200g of silk with a yardage of 600m per 100g, it makes a super-light, elegant companion for summer. 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The pattern is explained row by row and also shown in a chart, making it absolutely beginner-friendly.

Everyone who’s knitted this summer poncho loves it. It’s elegant, loose-fitting, airy, light, and sophisticated…

As you can tell, I really like it. It’s incredibly flattering and hides those little extra curves. Its shape makes it drape irregularly, so it swings a little with every step you take. The delicate pattern—which isn’t hard to knit—combined with the fine yarn creates a beautiful design and offers a slight see-through effect: it’s a summer poncho, after all.

You can pair it with a dress or jeans.

I hope you have a lot of fun with this project and, of course, enjoy wearing it. Yours, Ina




P.S. If you knit it in white, it also goes well with formal wear. You have something “to throw on” that you can quickly take off if needed. It’s a nice alternative to a jacket.

Yes, you can see correctly. This little shoulder-flattering piece, which looks like a bolero from the front, is actually a loop scarf. You can wear it either as a bolero or as a loop scarf.

What makes it special is its high-quality cashmere yarn, which makes it very, very soft and snug. It’s as light as a feather and very, very comfortable to wear. That’s why I also call this model "Loop Federleicht".

You can wear it as a bolero over a dress or, when wrapped, as a loop scarf. I have it in several colors and simply love them all. Strangely enough, the one whose color I actually like the least (beige) is the one I wear most often, because it simply goes with everything. Feel free to take a look at my examples.

I hope you enjoy this project and wearing this enchanting loop scarf or bolero. Yours, Ina



This magical shawl “Lace Shawl for Beginners” is pure summer. It has a beautiful, easy-to-knit wave pattern that consists of exactly 2 rows that repeat over and over. The knitting pattern is suitable for knitting beginners as well as beginners in lace, because I explain and show you everything in great detail and step by step.

The color effects come straight from the ball of yarn. The changing long and gentle color gradients are an ideal match for the wave pattern. Together, they create new visual effects again and again.

You can wear the shawl open, and then the flowing pattern unfolds in all its splendor. Or, of course, tied with everyday outfits. Anything is possible. It looks great in any case and will earn you admiring looks.

I wish you lots of joy with this project and wearing the shawl. Yours, Ina

Something really airy for warm days.
The shirt is quick to crochet, and the pattern is very easy to follow.
The shirt is crocheted from the top down in rounds, so it has no seams.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/51395/haekelanleitung-shirt-faecher-groesse-36-bis-48