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Mesh Top Crochet Pattern PDF – Instant Download

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Crochet a light, airy mesh top that starts at the neckline and flows down to the armholes and body. You’ll make two identical panels in a simple treble-shell rhythm (only...
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Mesh Top Crochet Pattern PDF – Instant Download

Crochet a light, airy mesh top that starts at the neckline and flows down to the armholes and body. You’ll make two identical panels in a simple treble-shell rhythm (only chains + treble crochet), then seam the sides and shoulders. Written in clear U.S. terms, sized by measure-as-you-go so it fits you.

You’ll make

A breezy openwork top (neck-start → armhole split → straight body)

Two panels seamed at sides and shoulders; relaxed, layer-friendly drape

What’s inside (PDF)

Step-by-step: foundation chain mesh → Row 1/Row 2 repeat → armhole split → body length → second panel → seaming & optional edging

Measuring guide: starting chain by circumference (≈100–110 cm), neckline-to-armhole depth (≈25–26 cm), body length (≈19–20 cm), sample total ≈41–43 cm

Fit checks & tweak points (how many mesh sections to skip at underarm; when to add or reduce travel chains)

Finishing options: relaxed single-crochet or slip-stitch edging; gentle steam-block tips

Skill level
Easy–Intermediate (slip knot, chain, treble crochet, slip stitch; seaming)

Materials

Medium-light cotton yarn (summer weight)

3.5 mm hook (4.0 mm for firmer yarns/drape preference)

Scissors & yarn needle (seaming/weaving)

Measuring tape; stitch markers (optional)

Steam iron or spray bottle for light blocking (optional)

Sizing at a glance

Starting chain = your shoulder/upper-arm/neck circumference:
• S–M ≈ 100 cm • L–XL or longer sleeves ≈ 110 cm

Neckline → armhole depth: ≈25–26 cm (use less for snug sleeves)

Armhole → waist/body: ≈19–20 cm

Sample length: ≈41–43 cm (varies by yarn/tension)

Construction highlights

Foundation mesh: repeat chain 4, skip 3, slip stitch (adjust to chain-3 for denser mesh)

Row 1 (Pattern A): shell = (2 treble, chain 1, 2 treble) in each space; travel chain 3 between shells

Row 2 (Pattern B): shell into shell’s chain-1 space; travel chain 1 (or 2 if tight)

Armhole split: skip 3 mesh sections per underarm to start (L/XL or thin yarn: 4–5); continue only across body width

Keep edges straight with one extra treble at each row end

Format & Delivery

Digital PDF only (no physical item)

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What's included

A print-friendly PDF with row-by-row instructions, full stitch chart, schematic with measurements for every size, and a yarn-substitution guide.

License terms

Full commercial license — sell what you make at any scale. PDF redistribution, sharing, or reselling is prohibited. Read the full terms.