PENELOPE RAGLAN TEE
Enjoy the Summer in a Crocheted Tee
Get ready for summer with this adorable crocheted tee from Toni Lipsey of TL Yarn Crafts. The pattern uses a variation on single crochet and is easy enough for beginners. With a simple shape and a great fit that looks casual and effortless, the Summertime Tee could become a crochet staple in your closet!
Top Down Raglan Cardigan
To that point, here is a top down crochet raglan, in fact and in name. Truly, this lovely piece will be a joy to make and very functional to wear.
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Easy Striped Summer Tee
"The Easy Striped Summer Tee is a fun cropped topper that's incredibly simple to crochet. And a great addition to your warm-weather wardrobe. The Easy Striped Summer Tee is a great summer make - so easy you can crochet it at the beach or by the pool! Two rectangles, made of the most basic stitches, get seamed into a flattering v-neck top. The linked treble stitches at the waist give it a rolled look - but there's a substitute for that in the notes below if you want to keep it easy! The Easy Striped Summer Tee crochet pattern includes 3 sizes, that range from XS to 5X. This top features a loose, oversize fit and I've included the actual bust measurement for each size in the pattern. I've given this pattern a cropped length, but you can easily make it longer if desired too - just see the pattern Notes!"
Willow Tee Free Crochet Pattern
"Get yourself ready for spring with this fun and lightweight crochet tee. The Willow Tee pattern uses the moss stitch you know and love, simple top-down construction and beautiful round yoke to create an unique wardrobe favourite you will want to wear every day! It look good with your casual pair of shorts or jeans but this crochet tee looks just as attractive worn with your favourite skirt. Worked from top-down, completely seamlessly, this design is intended to be worn with -2” to +2” (-5 to +5cm) of ease, depending on your personal preference and can be worked to a cropped or standard length. The pattern uses US crochet terminology."
