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How to Crochet a Mock Neck Halter Crop Top | Free Crochet Pattern



how to crochet a mock neck crop top free crochet pattern
Hanna Crochet Crop Top

Let me just start by saying I love this top. It has everything you need in one top.


It comes with a glorious mock neck collar, sleek halter sleeves, cropped nicely at the midriff, and is light and airy.


If you're wondering how you could make this top too, well I'm giving you the full written free pattern down below. Plus this crochet crop top also comes in 9 all-inclusive sizes. Yay!



DESIGN INSPIRATION

I believe crop tops are here to stay for a while and I wanted a top that checks up in all the right boxes.


I love the idea of the mock neck as you don't see this style very often and the cut and length make it light enough to wear throughout the warmer months.


And if you switch up the yarn, then you'll get a warmer top for those chillier days.


how to crochet a mock neck crop top free crochet pattern
Hanna Crop top with matching bottom

And did I forget to mention that this top also comes with its matching bikini bottom too? But as always, it pairs really well with those cute shorts or jeans just as well too.



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Construction DESCRIPTION

Working from side to side, a continuous increase and decrease of half double crochet front loop and back loop are all you need for the front and back panel. Check out my Video tutorial here


This pattern would ideally be suited for advanced beginners, but with the detailed step-by-step tutorial, it shouldn't make you sweat.


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Tools and Materials:

Yarn weight: DK

Hook: 4.0mm & 3.0mm

Gauge: 4.0mm: 24 Hdc BLO/Hdc FLO Sts x 13 rows = 4”x 4”

3.0mm: ribbing 5 Hdc FP Sts x 7 rows = 3/4” x 4”

No. yarns (balls): XS[S/M/L/XL] [2XL/3LX/4XL/5XL] = 4 [5/ 6/ 7/ 8] [9/ 10/ 11/ 12]

Skill: Easy


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Things to Note:


  • Prepare pattern gauge to get the right size

  • Do note this top is body fitting with a negative ease of -2 and cropped around the midriff area.

  • Material is stretchable when using mentioned yarn

  • Turning chain does not count as a stitch unless mentioned otherwise.

  • Definition of 2Dc Vs Dc2 : Work 2 Dc in the same St vs 1 Dc in the next 2 Sts.

  • Abbreviation page available in English US format

Your body measurement:

  • Sizes: XS [S/ M/ L/ XL] [2XL/ 3XL/ 4XL/ 5XL]

  • Bust: 30 [34/ 38/ 42/ 46] [50/ 54/ 58/ 62]” or 76 [86/ 96.5/ 106.5/ 117/ 127/ 137/ 147/ 158] cm

* For ref, model is 32” (81 cm) around the bust and is wearing Size S for this top as shown here. Size up if you are in between sizes.




Measurement above is for the finish top measured when laid flat
Measurement above is for the finish top measured when laid flat


Hanna mock neck halter crop top free crochet pattern



PART 1: Front Panel


We will be working from the Front panels left side first.


1. Foundation row: With a 4.0mm hook, Ch 37 [37/ 40/ 43/ 46][49/ 52/ 55/ 58]. This will be the length from your underarm to your waist. Feel fee to add more stitches here if you want it longer.

2. Row 1: Insert hook through the second Ch from hook and Hdc St across the Ch, you should have 36 [36/ 39/ 42/ 45][48/ 51/ 54/ 57] Sts. Ch 1 turn

3. Row 2: On the first St, insert hook through the back loop and work 1 Hdc St (this will be ref to as Hdc BLO). Cont to Hdc BLO across until the 3rd last St. Increase the next 2 Sts with a 2 Hdc BLO on each St, Ch 1 turn (Video tutorial)

4. Row 3: Insert hook through the front loop (FLO) and work 2 Hdc FLO increase Sts, 2 Hdc FLO on the next St, work 1 Hdc FLO St across, Ch 1 turn

5. Row 4: Repeat Row 2 and 3 for 13 [15/ 19/ 23/ 25] [37/ 29/ 33/ 35] more rows.

6. Next Rows: Stop increasing and Hdc BLO each St across, Ch 1 turn

7. Next Row: Hdc FLO each St across, Ch 1 turn

8. Next Rows: Rep Step 6 & 7 for 14 [14/ 14/ 14] [16/ 16/ 18/ 18/ 20] more rows. This will be your middle Front Panel. You may adjust accordingly to fit your preferred measurement or size

9. Reduce Rows: Hdc BLO each St across until the last 5th St. Hdc2tog BLO on 1st and 2nd St, and again on 3rd and 4th St, Ch 1 turn

10. Next Row: Hdc2tog FLO on 1st and 2nd St, and again on 3rd and 4th St, Hdc FLO each St across, Ch 1 turn

11. Next Row: Repeat step 9 and 10 for total of 13 [15/ 19/ 23/ 25] [37/ 29/ 33/ 35] rows.

12. Last row: Hdc each St across. Ch 1 and turn to the side

13. Sc each row by switching bet 1 Sc and 2 Sc along the edge of the arm and neck side. See image below. (edges will curl slightly).

14. Bind off


PART 2: Back Panel


  1. Foundation row: With a 4.0mm hook, Ch 37 [37/ 40/ 43/ 46] [49/ 52/ 55/ 58].

  2. Row 1: Insert hook through the second Ch from hook and Hdc each St across the Ch, you should have 36 [36/ 39/ 42/ 45] [48/ 51/ 54/ 57] Sts. Ch 1 turn

  3. Row 2: On the first St, insert hook through the back loop and work 1 Hdc. Cont to Hdc BLO across until the 4th last St. Increase the next 3 Sts with a 2 Hdc BLO on each St, Ch 1 turn

  4. Row 3: Insert hook through the front loop and work 2 Hdc FLO increase Sts, 2 Hdc FLO on the next 2 Sts, work 1 Hdc FLO St across, Ch 1 turn

  5. Row 4: Repeat Row 2 and 3 for 13 [15/ 19/ 23/ 25] [37/ 29/ 33/ 35] more rows.

  6. Next Rows: Stop increasing and Hdc BLO each St across , Ch 1 turn

  7. Next Row: Hdc FLO each St across, Ch 1 turn

  8. Next Rows: Rep Step 6 & 7 for 14 [14/ 14/ 14] [16/ 16/ 18/ 18/ 20] more rows. If you have adjusted the Front panel, repeat the same number of rows here as well.

  9. Reduce Rows: Hdc BLO across until the last 7th St. Hdc2tog BLO on 1st and 2nd St, 3rd and 4th St and again on the 5th and 6th St, Ch 1 turn

  10. Next Row: Hdc2tog FLO 3 times, Hdc FLO each St across, Ch 1 turn

  11. Next Row: Repeat step 9 and 10 for total of 13 [15/ 19/ 23/ 25] [37/ 29/ 33/ 35] rows.

  12. Last row: Hdc each St across. Ch 1 and turn to the side

  13. Sc each row by switching bet 1 Sc and 2 Sc along the edge of the arm and neck side, Ch 1 turn

  14. Place both panels on top of each other (RS in) and Sc both pieces together along the side to join. Bind off and rep on the other side

  15. Bind off



PART 3: Shaping Collar


  1. Foundation row: Switch to a 3.0mm hook. Insert your hook through the Back panels’ neckline (RS) on the first row and Ch up 21

  2. Row 1: Sc in the second chain from hook and Sc across the Ch. Work Sl sts on the next 2 row, turn <20 sts>

  3. Row 2: Sk the prev 2 Sl Sts, insert hook through the back loop of the first St and work a Sc BLO St and for the rest of the Sts across, Ch 1 turn

  4. Row 3: Insert hook through the back loop of the first St and work a Sc BLO St and for the rest of the Sts across. Slst on the next 2 rows, turn

  5. Row 4: Repeat Row 2 and 3 and until the end of the row/ neckline.

  6. Next Rows: Cont to Sc BLO independently for another 28 rows. (Your last St should be at the bottom of the collar. If not add 1 more row)

  7. Next Row: Sl St 2 rows on to the Front Panels collar and turn work. Rep Steps 3 – 6.

  8. Joining Row: Join both ends and Sl St BLO to join in the round

  9. Bind off



PART 4: Shaping Sleeves

  1. Switch to a 4.0mm hook. On the RS, insert your hook through the 10th row counting up from the collar and draw up a loop, Ch 1.

  2. Row 1: Hdc each row down towards the Front panel. Slst on the next 2 rows of the Front panel, turn

  3. Row 2: Sk the prev 2 Sl Sts, and Hdc BLO across, Ch 1 turn

  4. Next Rows: Rep Row 1 and 2 until you reach the back collar.

  5. Last Row: Join both ends and Sl St BLO to close.

  6. Bind off and repeat on the other side.



PART 5: Bottom Ribbing

  1. Foundation row: Switch to a 3.0mm hook, On the RS, insert your hook through the last row of the bottom Back panel (pref on the side) and draw up a loop, Ch 6.

  2. Row 1: Dc each Ch down towards the Back panel. Slst on the next 3 rows, turn <5 Sts>

  3. Row 2: Sk the prev 3 Sl Sts, and work a Dc Front Post St (ref to image below), Dc FP each St across, Dc on the last St, Ch 1 turn

  4. Row 3: Dc, Dc FP each St across, . Sl st on the next 2 rows, turn

  5. Next Rows: Rep Row 2 and 3 in the round.

  6. Last Row: Sl St BLO on both ends to join .

  7. Bind off and Weave in all loose ends.


END


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