A crochet vest is a really special piece of clothing, if you think about it. Mostly for its versatility, because you can throw it on top of a bikini, a dress or a simple jeans and t-shirt outift.
Crochet vest works for every season, depending on what you wear it with and, what’s even more important, it can turn a basic set of clothes into a real fashion statement. The crochet vests we’ve prepared for you today are going to be a treat for all the minimalism-loving girls out there, so if you are one, be sure to try these projects. Get to work on the exciting projects under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on our Facebook Page and Pinterest to discover more creative ideas!
Crochet Vests – Free Patterns
Daydreamer Crochet Vest
Level: beginner Author: Megmade With Love
Hello to all our lovely daydreamers! We are sure that this crochet vest will be a dream come true for you, because it’s super lightweight and breathable and it has so much of this youthful, boho-inspired charm!
You will find written free pattern here on Meg’s blog.
Get Spooky with it Vest
Level: upper beginner Author: Samantha Casale
Here’s something to wear on colder days and evenings, especially those around Halloween, so don’t hesitate to try this design. This design is perfect for everyday outfit, but it can also be part of your scary costume. Will the little ghosts on your vest be good or mean?
You will find instructions for this free pattern here on furlscrochet.com, or read more about it here on Ravelry.
Hooded Granny Square Vest
Level: upper beginner Author: Jessica Reeves Potasz
We like this project for the cool big hood and this charming, but still minimalist floral motif. This vest is super feminine and stylish while still remaining practical and warm, so what more can you possibly dream of?
photos by Jessica Reeves Potasz / mamainastitch.com
You will find this free pattern here on Jessica’s blog, or learn more about it here on Ravelry.
Town & Country Tunic Vest
Level: beginner Author: Simple Things Crochet
If you are looking for something really warm, this is certainly the best option for you, because it’s nice and comfy. If you choose the right kind of yarn, Town & Country Vest will keep you from the cold in style at the first days of winter or chilly evenings.
You will find this free pattern here on Tia’s website, or purchase ad-free PDF here on Ravelry.
Premium Crochet Vest Patterns
Willow Lace Vest – Paid Pattern
Level: upper beginner Author: Alexandra Tavel / twoofwands.com
Let’s go back to warm days, shall we? This pretty piece will be perfect for spring and summer, thrown on top of a swimming suit or a crop top. We are madly in love with this unique mustard shade, and the lacy texture stole our hearts as well!
photos by Alexandra Tavel / twoofwands.com
Purchase this pattern and see more photos here on Alexandra’s website, or read more here on Ravelry.
Ripple Vest
- DESIGNED by Christina Landrum
This super cute vest in the pictures below is such a fun piece to take your spring outfit to the next level! And vest are so on trend right now! So work this simple pattern to create your own, unique vest, in any color you like! It’s such a fun layering piece to wear in spring and fall.
PHOTOS by Christina Landrum / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on citybrightknits.com or read more about it on Ravelry.
Wet Sand Cardigan
- DESIGNED by CrochetDreamz
This fun and elegant looking vest will look amazing on you! If you want light layering piece for warmer weather, this cardigan is going to be just the perfect piece for you. It’s made by CrochetDreamz and you can make it in sizes from S to 3XL,
PHOTOS by CrochetDreamz / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on crochetdreamz.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Harper Vest
- DESIGNED by Divine Debris
This fantastic vest in the pictures below is fun and surprisingly easy to crochet. It’s made for layering over simple tank tops, dresses, or T-shirts, to add a little bit of personality and uniqueness to a casual look. You can make it in 9 sizes and it’s great for warmer spring days!
PHOTOS by Divine Debris / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on divinedebris.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.