Crochet cruise wear, a great way to show off your skills and fashion while taking a much-deserved vacation. It’s so fun to get into the vacation spirit when your taking some time off. If you are going on a cruise or even just having a beach day, these crochet cruise wear patterns will help you look the part!
Here are the names and links to seven free crochet cruise wear patterns.
1) Seaglass Summer Cardi by Moogly
“The Seaglass Summer Cardi is a simple beach or swimsuit cover-up – that is just as beautiful back on solid land!”
2) Clarice Sleeveless Top by Crochet Kim
“With its figure flattering styling, this babydoll pullover incorporates an easy stitch pattern to make a garment you’ll be able to wear throughout the year simply by layering over different pieces.”
3) Sweet Summertime Lightweight Hooded Vest by Heart Hook Home
“This lightweight, airy, super summery hooded vest is perfect for wearing with a tank or a short sleeved shirt for a bit of extra coverage.”
4) Oasis Cluster Top by Eye Love Knots
“This top uses a simple two row repeat to create two rectangles then sewn together – sewn intro to garment making!”
5) My Favorite Summer Top by A Crocheted Simplicity
“Two of the things I love most about this top are it’s openwork back and subtle waist shaping.”
6) Christina Crochet Wrap by Jessie At Home
“The Christina Wrap is a light and lacy wrap I designed and made for my future sister~in~law. I am so excited that she is part of our family, and I wanted to give her something special for her wedding shower.”
7) Pineapple Poncho by The Purple Poncho
“The Pineapple Poncho is a light and lacy garment that can be worn year round, featuring a lacy stitch combination with pineapples!”
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