Blush & Sage Breezy Camisole: Free crochet pattern

Embrace the warmth of summer with this breezy, handcrafted camisole. Designed for the maker who loves a project that feels like a hug, this top combines the lightness of a warm-weather staple with the comforting texture of our favorite cozy stitches.

Perfect for the confident beginner, this pattern uses simple flat panels and seamed construction, allowing you to customize the fit as you go. The gentle shaping and ribbed straps add a thoughtful, handmade touch that feels incredibly personal.

Whether you are gifting it to a loved one or treating yourself, the soft drape and delicate scalloped neckline make this camisole a beautiful addition to any summer wardrobe. Every stitch is a little act of love.

What you need

• 2 balls Dusty Rose (main colour)
• 1 ball Sage Green (contrast)
• 1 ball Warm Cream (edging and seams)
• Tapestry needle for assembly
• Stitch markers

Gauge

16 hdc and 10 rows = 4x4 inches (10x10 cm). Gauge is important for a fitted top.

Abbreviations

• ch — chain
• sk — skip the next stitch
• sc — single crochet
• hdc — half double crochet
• dec — sc 2 together (invisible decrease)
• sc blo — single crochet in the back loop only
• shell — 5 dc in the same stitch
• sl st — slip stitch
• tr — treble crochet
• dc — double crochet

Pattern notes

• Worked in flat panels and seamed for a custom, comfortable fit.
• Straps are worked in the back loop only to create a stretchy, ribbed texture.
• The small signature heart is added at the very end of the project.

1. Front & Back Panels

The body of the top is worked in two identical flat panels, starting from the bottom hem and shaping gently toward the armholes.

• Row 1: 41 ch [41]
• Row 2: sk, 40 sc [40]
• Rows 3–12: hdc in each stitch across [40]
• Row 13: dec, 36 sc, dec [38]
• Rows 14–22: hdc in each stitch across [38]
• Row 23: dec, 34 sc, dec [36]
• Rows 24–35: hdc in each stitch across [36]
• Row 36: sc in each stitch across [36]

1. Fasten off.
2. Repeat Rows 1-36 to create the second panel.
3. You should now have two identical panels.

2. Ribbed Straps

Create four soft, stretchy straps in Sage Green to frame the neckline and provide comfortable shoulder support.

• Row 1: 31 ch [31]
• Row 2: sk, 30 sc blo [30]
• Rows 3–26: sc blo in each stitch across [30]

1. Fasten off.
2. Repeat these rows to make a total of 4 straps.

3. Scalloped Neckline

Add a delicate, romantic finish to the top edge of both panels using a simple scallop pattern in Warm Cream.

• Row 1: 36 sc picked up evenly [36]
• Row 2: (2 sk, shell, sl st, 2 sk) × 6 [36]

1. Fasten off.
2. Repeat Rows 1-2 for the second panel.

4. WithMe signature heart

The same little heart sits on every WithMe original — our way of signing it with love. Use any contrast colour from the project.

• Round 1: 3 tr, 3 dc, ch, tr, ch, 3 dc, 3 tr in a magic ring [15] — Ch 3 first (it doesn't count as a stitch). After the last stitch, ch 3 and sl st into the ring, then pull the ring tight — the dip at the top of the heart forms as you pull.

1. Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing the heart in place.

Finishing

1. Lay the Front and Back panels flat with right sides facing up.
2. Using Warm Cream yarn and a tapestry needle, sew the side seams using a mattress stitch for an invisible finish.
3. Attach two Sage Green straps to the front neckline, spacing them evenly, and sew them securely to the corresponding spots on the back panel.
4. Try on the top and adjust the strap length if necessary before securing the final stitches.
5. Weave in all loose ends neatly on the wrong side of the work.
6. Sew the small signature heart in Warm Cream on the lower left hem of the front panel.

Tips from the WithMe studio

• Block your panels before seaming to ensure they are perfectly even and the stitches lay flat.
• Use stitch markers to mark the center of the neckline when attaching the straps to ensure they are perfectly symmetrical.
• If you prefer a longer top, simply add more repeats to the hdc sections in the panel instructions.

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