Have a look at this simple vest that is made of granny squares and leftover yarn! Though the granny squares are crocheted, the armholes, hem, and collar are knitted. However, you can also choose to crochet the whole top. It comes in adjustable sizing.
Crochet Sweater Vest
"Simple two panel construction for this beginner friendly crochet sweater vest. Made using #6 super bulky, this crochet sweater vest works up quickly and makes for a really warm, cute top garment. Includes US women's sizes XS-XXL. I made this sweater vest for all the crocheters that want to make a chunky sweater but don't want to learn how to knit! There's also a pattern for the knitted version of this sweater if you're multi craft inclined. "
Striped Vest Free Crochet Pattern
"Great crochet vest pattern in sizes XS to 5XL. It's a striped sweater vest pattern, but can easily be made in one solid color as well. Amazing women's crochet vest that can be used throughout the fall and winter season. Try this easy crochet pattern and enjoy wearing this crochet vest with jeans and a shirt, or styled as you prefer. It's an easy pattern, with sizes from XS to 5XL. This pattern is a great crochet sweater vest to wear during the colder season. With a shirt or top, with jeans or a skirt. Make this women's crochet vest in one solid color or with the stripes as suggested. "
Easy Sweater Vest
"This Modern sweater vest with cute collar or a top free crochet pattern is perfect for summer and everyday wear or just around town. This crochet pattern is so easy to make and uses only a basic crochet stitch. I make this sleeveless top with cotton yarn and 4.0 mm crochet hook to create the breezy airy look, perfect to mix and match with jeans or skirts. Follow along the simple-to-read pattern and make your first summer crochet vest."
Crochet Checkerboard Sweater Vest
Make this adorable crochet checkerboard sweater vest pattern inspired by the cutest cookies! Guess if you know which cookie this was fashioned after before clicking in to find out. Available for sizes S-3XL.
