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Summer is in full swing here and I knew I needed to design a comfy tank top to wear! The Racing Summer Tank crochet pattern is light weight, soft and quick to make! It has a cropped look to it but you can easily make it as long as you want! It’s racerback style on the back with spaghetti straps!
I used your typical single crochet V-St for this tank top. What’s a V Stitch? Sc, Ch 1, Sc all into the same space! You will work your V St into the V from the row below! Then just repeat throughout the pattern. Easy peasy. If you want a bit more length just repeat the V St row right before the shaping on the front panel. Be sure to add the same amount of rows to the back as well.
Pair it with some cute jean shorts or a long flowy skirt! The Coboo yarn I used comes in so many nice colors, so you have tons of options! Grabbing the kit from Lion Brand is such a good deal. Basically you are just paying for the yarn and you get the printable PDF for free! They usually have a sale or coupon code running so you can grab it even cheaper! Make sure you subscribe to my email newsletter, I frequently notify about these good deals!
Need a little bit of extra help? If you are more of a visual learner than be sure to check out my video tutorial! If you have a question about the racing summer tank crochet pattern, it will most likely be addressed in the video!
I’m back again with another summer design! This time I made a square neck style tank top with Coboo yarn called The Twist Of Summer Tank! This design is definitely beginner friendly and a very easy make. I used the Lemon Peel stitch to work up the main body of this top. I love the beautiful texture this stitch creates, it’s one of my all time favorites! You might recognize it from my Harvest Pullover!
The Twist Of Summer Tank is worked up in 2 panels from the bottom up. You will create the ribbing first and then rotate to work the main body. Each panel is exactly the same. Next we will sew the panels together, add a quick trim and then crochet the straps!
It’s also super customizable. You can easily add some rows to make it a longer length top or remove rows for a more cropped look! Just adjust the length before tying off your panels.
New to crochet? Well no worries at all because I have a full video tutorial available! I’ll walk you through from start to finish on your own Twist Of Summer Tank!
I’m so excited to share with you guys the “Take Two Top” as part of the Summer Must Haves with Lionbrand.com! This is such a fun collection of different patterns perfect for summer so definitely check them out!
I used a newer yarn from Lion Brand called “Low Tide”. This is a fun yarn with a chainette style construction. The reason why I named my tank the Take Two Top is because you only have to make 2 of the EXACT same panels to create it! The front and back are exactly the same and then seamed up the sides. The straps at the top are tied into cute little bows so no worrying about seaming there!
I may or may not have crocheted an entire tank top before ripping it out and designing this one in a second attempt or a “take 2”. 😉 All part of the design process! I’m glad I started over because the second time was a big success!
Getting photos of the Take Two Top was a little difficult while in quarantine. A lot of times I have to design pieces way in advanced and sometimes the weather is not prepared for a summer top Lol! Usually I would go to a local indoor studio if I’m taking spring/summer photos in the winter but had to skip it this time. First I tried (unsuccessfully) to get photos in my backyard. That ended up being a fail with all of the fencing and houses around. Then I tried taking photos in my house. I managed to get a few good ones but I still wasn’t completely satisfied. Thankfully, I was able to go to a local trail and get a few good shots in while staying at a safe social distance! 🙂
I’m super excited to release this pattern and check another wip off of my list! I wanted to make a simple tank top but also didn’t want it to be too boring. You’ll be working through the back loops only throughout the pattern to give it a little flair! I used Lion Brand Merino Silk Cotton for this pattern and really liked it. It’s considered a weight of (1) but I honestly think it passes as more of a Sport/Dk (2 or 3). You should be able to meet gauge with a heavier weight yarn, so be sure to check!
If you make one, tag me on Instagram so I can share your work! 🙂
Materials:
Merino Silk Cotton Yarn (1) Superfine. Color- Olive. Yards needed- 450(480,520,570,630,690,770)
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3.50mm Crochet Hook
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yarn needle
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Basic Slouch No. 2 Hat by Mollie of White Owl Crochet Co.
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Wrapture Top by Pony of Pony McTate
Catalina Crochet Top by Michele of 144 Stitches
Topcho Shirt by Jessica of Mama In A Stitch
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Astrid Ruana Oversized Sweater by Toni of TL Yarn Crafts
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Boho Crochet Tank by Breann of Hooked Homemade Happy
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Leya Crochet Infinity Vest by April of The Easy Design
Laikini Kimono by Ashleigh of Sewrella
The Tangled Top by Rachel of Evelyn and Peter
Crochet Halter Crop Top by Jane of My Beautiful Stuff
The Lana Kimono by Ashleigh of Sewrella
Cara Crochet Vest by April of The Easy Design
Iris Shawl by Amanda of Amanda Crochets 22
Happy Cactus Pillow by Toni of TL Yarn Crafts
Baby Espadrilles by Kris and Lorin of Two Girls Patterns
Arizona Basket Pattern by Jennifer of JMS Handmade
Bunny Butt Backpack by Pamela of One Paisley Pig
Corner To Corner Dishcloth by Amanda of Amanda Crochets 22
Chubby Spring Chicks by Jillian of Spin a Yarn Studio
Mini Basket Pattern by Jennifer of JMS Handmade
The Seaside Crochet Shoes by Jess of Make and Do Crew
Star Stitch Purse by Stephanie of All About Ami
Baby Birkenstocks by Pamela of One Paisley Pig
Ragdoll Spring Bunny by Jillian of Spin a Yarn Studio
Crochet Peas In A Pod by Cheryl of Crochet 365 Knit Too
Snuggle Bunny Pillows by Stephanie of All About Ami
Twisted Pie Mandala by Ana of Menta Pimenta Crafts
Ocean City Flip Flops by Deja of Knit and Crochet Ever After
Farmer’s Market Bag by Alexandra of Two of Wands
Day Tripper Bag by Alexandra of Two of Wands
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