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Vintage Sleeveless Top
Vintage Sleeveless Top
"Using your size H crochet hook and worsted weight yarn, you can make this super easy top in no time. The simple construction makes it easy enough for adventurous beginners and still fun enough for more advanced crochet artists. The open stitching makes the fabric light and airy, yet there's enough coverage so you can wear it to work. This fun top is sure to be a summer favorite. Available in several sizes and pictures to help you along."
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Delphine Bryant
Aug 07, 2018
I have a passion for tops like these. I wish I had the arms for them but I feel comfortable and so long as I feel good in them, I look good in them. This seems so easy to make and I feel confident that I can get it done in little to no time. Thanks for the free vintage sleeveless top pattern.
Morehouse17
Jul 21, 2018
When I go to the directions for some of these clothing designs, I say to myself, why didn't I think of that? Well, I have never been that creative so that answers that question. Could a top like this be any easier? I love the design and hope that after work on my day off this week, I can make this little vintage sleeveless top.
mrl7111 1247013
Jul 17, 2018
This top is too warm to wear this summer in South Carolina but I will be making it since I will be traveling to Pennsylvania in November. I will use black yarn so I can wear a black undergarment under the top.
Hippie Chick
Jul 16, 2018
A very lovely open work sleeveless top. It does look a little warm for Florida, but maybe that is the yarn type or the color as I see it in the photo. Worsted weight to me seems to be a little too heavy of a yarn to use on such a delicate looking top. It looks easy to make and just needs a yarn change.
lcarr
Jul 14, 2018
This top is super simple to make, and it works up very quickly. I have designed ponchos using this stitch combination and everyone seems to love how easy it is to do. I love the idea of using it to make a top. I would probably go up a size or two and use a lighter yarn for my own top though. I find worsted kind of thick for summer tops.
princess6860504
Jul 10, 2018
Although a pattern like this is not necessarily flattering for a person who has larger upper arms, like me, I do love the look of this sweater top! I know this would be easy to make, for sure! The denim blue color adds to the vintage look/appeal of the garment. I can make this because it is affordable, using just 6 skeins of yarn. If i made it in black with a metallic thread I could wear it for holiday parties or get togethers.
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