Crochet Tank Top Pattern – Blushing Eyelet
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A special thank you to Mary Maxim for providing the yarn for this design!
The Blushing Eyelet Tank crochet pattern is a beautiful crochet top that is perfect for summer! It is SO easy to make!
If you know how to do the most basic crochet stitches you can make this crochet tank top!
Pattern Inspiration
Since I live in a warmer climate, I just love a good crochet tank top! Something lightweight with no sleeves, and comfortable!
I have a fabric tee shirt with eyelet details around the neck, and I wanted to replicate the eyelet look in a crochet tank top!
So I set to work and found that just the right amount of chain stitches create a nice eyelet detailing.
Pattern Details
I used Mary Maxim’s brand new yarn line, Simply Natural.
Simply Natural is a DK (#3) weight yarn that is 54% cotton and 48% bamboo.
It has a very soft feel too it, unlike some cotton blends tend to be. One skein contains 245 yards. The line currently comes in 12 colors.
The yarn can be machine washed and dried. I do highly recommend using a lightweight DK yarn, like this one, for this project.
A heavier cotton blend or 100% cotton tends to feel somewhat heavy and not lay as well.
I really enjoyed working with this yarn. I think it is a true DK (#3) weight.
It has a nice drape to it, and like I said above, it is very soft. The only complaint I could say I have about it was it was hard to find the center pull without pulling out big chunks of the middle.
But that’s a very small issue compared to how fun this yarn is to work with!
Some other yarns that would work great for this project are Shine Sport from WeCrochet or Coboo from Lion Brand.
The Blushing Eyelet Tank is a top down, raglan-ish workup. Instead of working until the piece can fold over itself, I created the armholes by chaining.
Then the rest of the project is just adding length to the garment! You can easily adjust the length as well as where the eyelets sit on the tank top.
I did not block this one for a change, and it still sits very nicely over my bust and torso.
More Tank Top Patterns
Sarasota Tank – a spaghetti strap, lacy style tank.
Cleopatra Tank – more fun eyelet detailing and a great texture!
Savannah Tank– a super simple, top down tank full of texture!
Where to Purchase
You can purchase this crochet pattern on Ravelry and Etsy!
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Michelle has been crocheting since 2011 and has been designing crochet patterns since 2014! She specializes in modern garments and accessories for your handmade wardrobe. Michelle has been featured in Happily Hooked Magazine, thehooknooklife.com, wecrochet.com, ourmakerlife.com, and several other websites. She is committed to providing the highest quality crochet information and patterns that instill a true feeling of pride, enjoyment, and accomplishment when completing a project.
