Dusty Rose & Sage Scalloped Crop Top: Free crochet pattern
Crochet a cozy, handmade crop top in dusty rose and sage green. This easy pattern features a beautiful scalloped neckline and a relaxed, warm fit.

Free pattern
Skill level:Easy
- Time
- About 6 hours
- Yarn
- Worsted weight acrylic blend, 4 colours
- Hook
- 5.0 mm (US H/8)
- Finished size
- Bust: 38 inches (96 cm), Length: 16 inches (40 cm)
- Terms
- US crochet terms
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Wrap yourself in warmth with this cozy, handmade crop top, designed in our signature dusty rose, blush, sage green, and warm cream palette. It is the perfect giftable piece for a loved one who appreciates soft, textured knits.
Crafted with love using plush worsted yarn, this top features a relaxed fit and a beautiful scalloped neckline that adds a touch of vintage charm. It is an ideal weekend project for a confident beginner.
Whether paired with high-waisted jeans or layered over a slip dress, this versatile top brings a handmade, heartfelt touch to any wardrobe.
What you need
- 200g Dusty Rose (main body)
- 100g Sage Green (back panel)
- 50g Warm Cream (straps)
- 50g Blush (accent trim)
- 5.0 mm crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers

Gauge
14 hdc and 10 rows = 4x4 inches (10x10 cm). Gauge is important for proper fit.
Abbreviations
- ch — chain
- sk — skip the next stitch
- hdc — half double crochet
- sc — single crochet
- shell — 5 dc in the same stitch
- tr — treble crochet
- dc — double crochet
Pattern notes
- Work pieces flat and seam at the end.
- The scalloped edge is created using shell stitches at the neckline.
- The signature heart is added at the very end.
1. Back Panel
Worked flat from the bottom up in calming sage green to create a soft, textured base.

- Row 1: 61 ch [61]
- Row 2: sk, 60 hdc [60]
- Rows 3–14: hdc in each stitch across [60]
- Row 15: sc in each stitch across [60]
- Fasten off and leave a long tail for seaming.
2. Front Panel
The front panel is worked in dusty rose, featuring a beautiful scalloped neckline to frame the face.

- Row 1: 61 ch [61]
- Row 2: sk, 60 hdc [60]
- Rows 3–10: hdc in each stitch across [60]
- Row 11: (sc, 2 sk, shell, 2 sk) × 10 [60]
- Fasten off and leave a long tail for seaming.
3. Straps
Create two simple, sturdy straps in warm cream to connect the front and back panels.

- Row 1: 40 ch [40]
- Row 2: sk, 39 sc [39]
- Row 3: sc in each stitch across [39]
- Fasten off both straps, leaving long tails for sewing.
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.
- Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing the heart in place.
Finishing
- Lay the front and back panels flat, right sides facing up. Pin the warm cream straps to the top corners of the back panel, spacing them 10 inches apart.
- Fold the top corners of the front panel down by 2 inches to create the shoulder seam, sandwiching the strap ends. Sew the shoulder seams securely using the dusty rose tail.
- Fold the top in half vertically, right sides together. Sew the side seams from the bottom edge up to the armholes, leaving a 6-inch opening for the arms.
- Weave in all loose ends neatly on the inside of the garment.
- Sew the small signature WithMe heart neatly onto the bottom left hem of the front panel using the blush yarn.
Tips from the WithMe studio
- Use stitch markers to keep track of your rows, especially when working the hdc sections.
- Block the panels lightly before seaming to ensure the scalloped neckline lies perfectly flat.
- When sewing the shoulder seams, use a mattress stitch for an invisible and flexible join.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I make this top longer?
Yes! Simply add more rows of hdc to both the front and back panels before the final scalloped row. Ensure you add the same number of rows to both pieces.
What if my scalloped edge curls?
Ensure you are not working your shell stitches too tightly. A relaxed tension will allow the scallops to drape beautifully. Light blocking will also help flatten the edge.
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