Women Crochet Beach Cover Up Sarong Wrap with Shells Fishnet Bikini Cover Up Shell Beach Scarf Mesh Swimwear Scarves

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Disclosure: Hobbii sponsored this post by providing me with free yarn for this project. Thank you, Hobbii! All opinions are my own. To make a tassel, cut 15 lengths of yarn approximately 7 inches long. Holding the lengths of yarn together, fold in half. Tie a separate length of yarn around the center and tie a knot. Next, cut another length of yarn approximately 8 inches long. Tie around top of tassel and weave in ends to the inside of tassel. Trim the tassels straight across so the length is approximately 2 ½ inches- 3 inches. Attach two tassels to each corner of the sarong. You may even add more if you’d like! See instructions below on how to tie your sarong in various ways Crochet your own ‘Beach Cardi Cover Up’ using this crochet pattern; it will be a great beautifying piece for your wardrobe. The pattern will show you the directions to make it. You can use the same yarn used in the sample or use your own choice of color and texture. It’s so hard to find nice, lightweight, and cool-looking clothes for the summer, and this is where crochet comes in handy. You can make all kinds of beach cardi cover-ups for yourself. You can only make all the crochet pieces for this cardi and put them together according to your liking. Row 1 Skip 1 st ch, sc in next ch, *ch 5 sk 3 chains, sc in next. Repeat from * across ending with a sc, turn. (Don’t forget to see my stitch tutorial and video HERE for additional help)

Let me introduce you to THE CROCHET CLUB – AN ALL-ACCESS MEMBERSHIP! It is exactly what it says on the tin. If you sign up for the membership I will teach you different techniques and tips on how to improve your crochet projects! The yarn is so soft and nice on the fingers- it was definitely a treat compared to the last few dishcloth patterns I made with regular cotton from the clearance section. Looking for a crochet dress pattern to wear over your bikini? We’ve got it. Want a crochet tunic for a more conservative look? It’s here.What’s a summer without the beach? Who doesn’t love crochet?! These crochet cover-up patterns are perfect for making swimsuit season even more fun than it already is. They are also great projects to have on hand for gifting. The warm weather is the perfect time to catch up on reading, knit, or just relax in the sun. Crochet bikini tops and bottoms have been popular for years, but there’s nothing like a stylish crochet swimsuit cover-up to add more class to your look. With stylish patterns ranging from tunics and wraps to maxi skirts and dresses, you can find a crochet beach cover-up to suit every fashionista. Row 7: Ch4, skip first ch-3 picot, *work [1sc, ch3, 1sc] in next dc, skip next ch-3 sp, [1dc, ch1, 1dc, ch1, 1dc] in center of next picot, skip next ch-3sp*; repeat from * across until you reach the final ch-3 picot. Work [1dc, ch1, 1dc, ch1, 1dc] in the final picot.

Upper Left Photo “Shawl”: Place over shoulders as if to wear a shawl. Wrap any way that you find comfortable! Directions include 3 adult sizes. However, it can be easily adjusted to fit most adult and kid sizes. This pattern is beginner-friendly.Crochet this gorgeous, airy summer dress for your next vacation! The Stunning geometric lace pattern comes together to create a beautiful take on the oversize beach cover-up, perfect for anyone from tweens to teens to moms. Make it in Fingering yarn for resort wear-ready pieces that can be worn over and over again.

This piece could be the most versatile cover-up that you’ve ever owned. The unique and airy sarong can be worn so many ways! Use it as a striking shawl or make it into a dress or skirt. You choose how much you want to cover up and what style you’re in the mood for. Plus, it’s fun to crochet as it uses a super simple stitch pattern. Who knew making a simple, airy rectangle could turn into a summer vacation staple? Enjoy! Crochet isn’t just for winter stuff like hats and gloves. It can also absolutely be used for summer projects. One of my all time favorite summer crochet projects is to make crochet beach cover ups. And let me tell you, a well made crochet beach cover up is something to talk about. This a wonderful pattern that you can customize by making in solid colors, or multi-color yarn! This is a great beginner project to work with great results. You can wear this like a scarf, a poncho, a shoulder or waist wrap! The vertical symmetry of textured stitches along curves captures the silhouette of the wearer, while the open work leaves one in aweThis summer, be ready to hit the beach with this easy crochet pattern and lightweight yarn. The Sandy Shore Cover Up is perfect for lounging poolside or watching fireworks on the 4th of July. The Sandy Shore Cover Up is a casual and stylish pattern that you can wear on the beach or at the poolside. The ultra-light Ribbonaire yarn gives an elegant and modern look to a typically understated classic summer dress. You will enjoy making this as you can crochet in your spare time. As summer wraps up, who doesn’t love a good versatile and convertible crochet piece? This piece is originally designees as a sarong but it’s also a great scarf! And a great wrap and shawl. The design shown is Water’s Edge. Whether it’s to walk on the beach, enjoy a seaside luncheon, or sit poolside, this project fills a need for something light and sheer to wear. The crochet Water’s Edge Cover Up is inspired by the look of leaves of water plants that sway gently in the current.

Soft and breezy, this design features a flattering drape that gives it feminine flair. This crochet cover-up is so fabulous and easy to make that it’s sure to become a favorite! The stitch pattern is infinitely adaptable, so you can choose any shade of Coats Creme de la Creme and produce a fabulous piece that works every time. Row 2: Ch 7, then work a dc in next ch-3 sp (skipping over first dc shell), ch3, *work a picot in the center of the next dc shell, ch3, 1dc in next ch-3sp, ch3* ; repeat from * across until last shell stitch. Do not crochet into the last dc shell. You should end with a dc in last ch-3 sp. Rows 8 – 60 (67): repeat rows 4-7 [last row should consist of 1dc to create a “point” on the sarong – end repeat on row 4] I’ve included measurements below in a size chart, and repeats are worked to length, not row counts. Pattern Notes This Fringe Crochet Cover Up Dress Pattern is the must-have for the kid’s summer wear! This bathing suit cover-up pattern uses a unique stitch combination for a cover-up that not only covers, but also breathes in the fresh air- and looks so cute too!

Beach Day Cover-Up Tunic

I’ll be the first to admit, this sarong pattern does have some twists and turns to it. I definitely would not recommend this as a beginner pattern as it does include some shell and picot stitches that might be a bit confusing to someone just starting out. Protect yourself from the sun in style with the Seaside Shawl Crochet Pattern! This convertible summer shawl transitions perfectly from hot days at the beach to cool summer evenings.