This is the Marina festival top. It would be a gorgeous addition to your summer wardrobe The Marina Festival top has directions for 5 sizes, S - 2XL which covers sizes 34A - 40DDD. So, there should be directions for just about everyone. And, with a few extra rows in the under-bust, you should have enough support for the girls! Approximate Cup Sizes: S: 34A, 32B, 34B, 30C M: 36A, 38A, 36B, 32C, 34C, 30D, 32D, 30DD L: 40A, 38B, 40B, 36C, 34D, 32DD, 34DD, 30DDD, 32DDD XL: 38C, 40C, 36D, 38D, 40D, 36DD, 34DDD 2XL: 38DD, 40DD, 36DDD, 38DDD, 40DDD"

This top is created using granny squares around the bottom joined using the Continuous Flat Braid, then crocheted in the round until the front and back are separated for the sleeves. Because of the wide A-line shape, the sides drape longer than the front. Pair that with the simple waist shaping, and you get a really cute cropped tee. However, you don't have to make your top cropped.

"Are you looking for crochet patterns of longer tops to go with skinny pants or leggings? This one is a simply pretty crochet ribbed top inspired by sunset theme to add to your hooking list. The pattern is fairly easy since it is designed by simple front and back post crochet stitches. The length of this flattering top is a choice as it is worked from top down, just increase or decrease the crochet rounds."

"This poncho is made up of three rectangles so you don't have to deal with any increases / decreases. It only requires basic knowledge of Tunisian crochet since it is made up of just two stitches - Tunisian Simple Stitch and Tunisian Purl Stitch. It is made using bulky weight yarn so it works up really quickly too! If you are interested in making something simple yet fun with Tunisian crochet, this will be perfect! This pattern contains: Complete list of materials Step by step written instructions to make the poncho (US terms) Stitch tutorials with left and right-handed video tutorials"

This summer crochet dress is as easy to make as it is beautiful. Using a shell stitch up top to keep the stitches tight and give it some complexity, I used a double crochet stitch for the skirt part to give it a nice subtle contrast and to help the drape and flow of the dress. This was made knee length but is easy to adjust to the length you'd prefer. I used a linen and pima cotton blend for the piece pictured in the photo. Checked out the pattern for my review of this yarn. Pattern is available in US women's sizes XS-XXL and includes a free video tutorial. *I used a 3mm hook and 4mm hook. Hope you enjoy!

The Buffalo Check Cardigan is a fun crochet cardigan for women. The pattern includes sizing from XS to 5XL. It features a fashionable plaid stitch, with beautiful ribbing. The cardigan is made with two strands of yarn at all times, to get the Buffalo Plaid look. This cardigan crochet pattern has difficulty level intermediate, but is easy to follow. To get the Buffalo Plaid effect, this pattern is crocheted with two strands of yarn at all times. I used Lion Brand Yarn 24/7 cotton in the color Ecru and Succulent.

Add a trendy touch to your summer wardrobe with the Summer Stream Tee! The dropped loop stitches add interest and breathability to the top, while short rows are used to create a simple and flattering boat neckline. This simple summer top consists of two identical body panels (the front and back are the same) that are worked up in front loop half double crochets. Dropped loop stitches add a delicate lacy-mesh details but the striking vertical lines elevate this top for a modern and sophisticated vibe. This summer crochet top pattern is accompanied by a video tutorial. "

The moment you've all been waiting for: the release of the Hydrangea Summer Top! Using your favorite fingering yarn and an E-4 hook, you can create this beautiful top that features a boat neck design, a back panel longer than the front, and the star flower lace section -- the focus of this design. For those who don't know, my primary discipline is of the biological sciences. When you talk about genetics, you often learn about epigenetics, the way your environment affects the way you (or an organism) exhibits traits.

This crochet poncho has one of the simplest construction methods ever. Basically, you just crochet one large rectangle, then you seam two ends together to make an asymmetrical poncho. What makes it special is that you begin with a selvage edge foundation chain; there are instructions, including a link to the video. Then you work rows of crochet V-stitch on one side of the chain, turn it around and work rows of shell stitch in the other. This design gives you a different texture on either side of the poncho.