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Crochet Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top Pattern

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Stylish and comfy, the Crochet Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top is perfect for summer. Versatile, breathable, and a fun crochet project!

Crochet Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top

Feel comfortable and stylish with the Crochet Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top Pattern! This light, sleeveless top is great for warm days and features a daisy design for a fresh look. Made with soft yarn, it’s breathable and keeps you cool. The tank top has a relaxed fit and comes in a slightly cropped or full-length option, making it easy to wear with jeans, skirts, or shorts. Perfect for casual outings or beach days, this handmade crochet top is a must-have. It’s fun to crochet and a lovely addition to any wardrobe!

Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top 1

Breezy Days Daisy Tank Top Pattern

Materials:

  • Center color yarn
  • Petal color yarn
  • Background frame color yarn
  • 4.5 mm hook
  • 4 mm hook
  • Stitch markers
  • Yarn needle
  • Steamer (for blocking)

Pattern Breakdown:

1. Daisy Granny Squares

  • Total squares needed: 12

2. Creating Daisy Granny Squares:

  • Follow the separate video tutorial mentioned for creating the Daisy granny squares.

3. Blocking Squares:

  • Block the granny squares to the finished dimensions listed in the pattern using steam to ensure the correct size.

Daisy Granny Triangle:

Row 1:

  1. Use the center color yarn and make a magic ring.
  2. Work six single crochets inside this magic ring.
  3. Pull the initial yarn tail to close the magic ring.

Row 2:

  1. Chain one and turn your work.
  2. Work one single crochet in each single crochet stitch across (6 stitches).

Row 3:

  1. Change to petal color yarn.
  2. Join the new yarn with a slip knot.
  3. Chain five (counted as starting chains).
  4. Work a cluster of stitches in the first single crochet.
  5. Chain three, repeat this cluster stitch pattern across each single crochet.
  6. End the row by chaining five and slip stitching to the last single crochet.

Row 4:

  1. Change to background frame color yarn.
  2. Insert hook in the first chain space and join with a slip knot.
  3. Chain five.
  4. Work three double crochets in the first chain space.
  5. Work three half double crochets in each of the next two chain spaces.
  6. In the following chain space, work the corner stitch pattern (three double crochets, chain three, three double crochets).
  7. Continue with three half double crochets in each of the next two chain spaces, then three double crochets in the last chain space.
  8. Chain five and slip stitch to the last chain space.

Row 5:

  1. Chain one, turn your work.
  2. Slip stitch two up to the chain five from the previous row.
  3. Chain five.
  4. Three double crochets in the first chain space.
  5. Skip the first double crochet, work double crochets across till the last double crochet before the chain space.
  6. Work the corner stitches (three double crochets, chain three, three double crochets).
  7. Continue with double crochets across till the last chain space.
  8. Three double crochets in the last chain space.
  9. Chain five, slip stitch to the last chain space.

Row 6:

  1. Chain one, turn your work.
  2. Slip stitch two up to the chain five from the previous row.
  3. Chain three.
  4. Two double crochets in the first chain space.
  5. Skip one stitch, work one double crochet in the following stitch.
  6. Chain one, skip one, double crochet in the next stitch across till the chain space.
  7. Work corner stitches (two double crochets, chain three, two double crochets).
  8. Skip one stitch, work one double crochet in the following stitch.
  9. Chain one, skip one, double crochet in the next stitch across till the last chain space.
  10. Two double crochets in the last chain space.
  11. Chain three, slip stitch to the last chain space.

Finishing:

  1. Cut yarn and fasten off.
  2. Note the right side vs. wrong side of the triangle indicated by the "V's" of the last row.

Assembly:

  1. Arranging Squares: Arrange the 12 granny squares as shown.
  2. Seaming Squares: Use the whip stitch to seam squares together.
  3. Adding Triangles: Seaming triangles to the bottom of the tank top, using the same whip stitch.

Top Edging & Straps:

Top Edging:

  1. With right side facing, rejoin yarn in the right corner of the top edge.
  2. Chain one, work single crochets around the entire edge.
  3. Slip stitch to the first single crochet to join the round.
  4. Repeat for a second round and finish with an invisible decrease at the end of each round.

Straps:

  1. First Strap:
    • Chain 35 (or adjust as needed).
    • Slip stitch to the opposite side and work single crochets back across this chain.
  2. Second Strap:
    • Rejoin yarn on the opposite armpit area, repeat the previous instructions for the second strap.

Middle Tank Top:

  1. Rejoin yarn in the top right of the V in the middle.
  2. Chain one, work single crochets all around including the straps.
  3. For the V dip, work an invisible decrease across three stitches.

Bottom Edging:

  1. Rejoin yarn in the far-right triangle (upside down).
  2. Work single crochets across the bottom.
  3. Slip stitch to join the round, switch to a 4 mm hook for the last round.
  4. Finish with a delicate pico edging (chain three, single crochet in first chain, and single crochet across).

Final Steps:

  • Fasten off and cut yarn.
  • Block the entire tank top again for a finishing touch.

This pattern should guide you through making your beautiful granny square tank top. Happy crocheting!

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