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The Sadie Shell crochet pattern is a beautiful crochet top and is probably my favorite summer make!
It has a gorgeous stitch combination of chains and fans to give it a stunning summer look!
Pattern Details
This crochet pattern was published in 2016 but I’ve recently made myself a new one and I had to share the results!
The Sadie Shell crochet pattern uses sport weight (#2) yarn to create this lightweight, lacy, capped sleeve top.
For this newest crochet top, I used Wolltraum USA 4 ply in the colorway Das Boot.
Some other yarns you could use for this project are Lion Brand Yarn Dotted Line, which is also a gradient style yarn. Or Knit Picks Shine Sport, if you’re looking for a nice solid color.
I purchased it a few years ago and finally got around to using it! It is a beautiful gradient yarn that just looks so gorgeous when worked up!
The pattern comes with instructions for women’s sizes XS-2X.
The crochet pattern is rated Intermediate in difficulty.
You will need to know basic stitches like dc and sc, and slip stitch.
The pattern is a bottom-up workup style with just a bit of seaming together at the shoulders!
The repetitive stitch combinations are easy to remember and very quick to work up!
The capped sleeves give it such a nice summer touch.
More Women’s Crochet Tops
Tied and True Tee – a gorgeous basic tee using just one stitch throughout the entire project!
Chevy Tee – a super simple v-neck top with a beautiful chevron stitch combo!
Magnolia Tee– another shell style top with lacy stitching and capped sleeves!
Siesta Sweater– this 3/4 sleeved crochet top is simply stunning with contrasting colors and a lacy stitch combo.
Where to Purchase
You can purchase the crochet pattern on Ravelry and Etsy!
Want to try before you buy? Check out my growing list of Free Crochet Patterns!
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