We love anything with fringe. Fringe bags, fringe in our hair – it’s just so fun. So we made this fringe tank top crochet pattern. It’s just the thing to wear on a sunny day or even over a swimsuit. We also can’t wait to wear it under a light jacket on a summer evening.
It’s definitely the style of the season, but the fringe is a timeless classic that you can transition from one part of the year to the next. We love it for layering in the winter too. Since you can never have too much fringe in your life, it’s time to try this fringe tank top crochet pattern.
This pattern uses the Erika Knight Studio Linen yarn in the color Bone. This yarn really is perfect for this pattern. If you’ve never used linen before then you’re in for a treat. The fiber absorbs moisture from the skin and gives it a really lovely cool, crisp feeling even on the hottest days. I can’t recommend this specific yarn enough for this project.
I’m also really excited to share that we’ve decided to release a kit for this project.
As with our last yarn kit, we have partnered with local yarn stores to make this possible.
The kit has everything you need to make the Fringe Tank Top.
Every kit includes the digital PDF pattern for the Fringe Tank Top, plus the yarn and supplies you need to bring it to life.
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We only have ten kits available so make sure to grab yours today.
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Fringe Tank Top Crochet Pattern
Difficulty: Advanced Beginner
Supplies
4mm crochet hook
Ericka Knight Studio Linen DK weight yarn, 6 skiens or 750 yds
8 inch long cardboard square
Scissors
Yarn needle
Abbreviations:
Sc: single crochet
Dc: double crochet
Sl st: slip stitch
St: stitch
Dc2tog: double crochet two together, double crochet decrease
Pattern is written in a size small/medium. For a medium/large, ch 104, and add 6 rows of dc to the end of row 27
Ch 84, turn and sc into the second ch from the hook, then sc across. Ch 2, turn
Row 1: DC into the second st, then dc across. Ch 2, turn
Row 2: DC into the second st *ch 1, dc*, making dc into the last 2 st. Ch 2, turn
Row 3-5: Dc into the 2nd st, *ch 1, dc into the previous row dc* 2 dc, ch 2, turn
Row 6 & 7: Dc across
Rows 8-11: Repeat row 2
Rows 12-27: Dc across
Row 28-37: Ch 2, dc2tog, dc across, dc2tog
Row 38: Ch2, dc2tog, make 24 dc. Count and mark out 26 st from other side. Sc from last dc to st marker, then make 24 dc, and one dc2tog in the last 2 st.
Rows 39-40: Repeat row 38, decreasing on the first and last st of each row.
Rows 41-45: Repeat row 38 without decreasing.
Assembly
Place right sides of fabric together, and whip stitch the top of the shoulders together only on the dc section. The sc section is left open as the neckline. Stitch the bottom 27 rows together, and turn right side out. Using the 8 inch cardboard square, wrap the yarn around the square 336 times (416 for m/l) and cut the bottom. Using two strings at a time, fold the ends together and pull a loop through the bottom of the fabric, then pull the tails through and pull snug. Repeat around.
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