5 Perfect Spring Crochet Patterns

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It’s time to pack aways the winter wardrobe and create a few fabulous pieces for a new spring crochet wardrobe. A season change is always an exciting time of year, a time when you can crochet that perfect new piece to wear. This year, I wanted to create the perfect spring crochet bundle with patterns that embody the light, fresh feeling of the season. I hope the patterns in the Interweave Favorites: Springtime Crochet Collection are patterns that you will love as much as I do.

Above: Bee’s Knees Beret

Verdant Vista Top

Every spring crochet wardrobe needs a classic crochet tee. But classic doesn’t mean boring. Dolman sleeves and slightly tapered shaping create the classic silhouette in the Verdant Vista Top. The ingenious front loop and back loop only pattern and post stitch ribbing elevates this crochet tee. Yet elevated doesn’t mean difficult. This crochet tee is an easy pattern that’s really enjoyable to crochet and to wear.

Urban Poncho

Popping out to lunch with a friend? I love when the weather gets warm enough to find an outdoor table at a small local cafe! But you might want to grab a layer for that little spring breeze. I would suggest the Urban Poncho. The art deco inspiration is fun and won’t go out of style, and I am especially in love with the heavy tassels attached at each hem corner. They add weight to the crochet poncho and add a great swing when you walk.

Polygonia Shawl

No spring crochet wardrobe is complete without a shawl. Throw it around your neck if the temperature dips or around your shoulders over a sundress. The Polygonia Shawl is crocheted from a luscious blend of kid mohair and silk, the ideal yarn for spring, and the lace pattern brings to mind octagons, crosses, and stars.

Yesteryear Top

The Yesteryear Top was designed as a vintage-inspired crop top, but this easy pattern could very easily be modified into a longer top or even a tea length or maxi dress. I am especially in love with the pineapple lace collar that brings attention up to the face. The drape of the thread fabric is divine as well.

Bee’s Knees Beret

The final piece to the perfect spring crochet wardrobe has to be the perfect hat. A spring hat needs to be lightweight for warm spring days, and the Bee’s Knees Beret worked in pineapple lace is simply ideal. The lace pattern allows for airflow to keep you from getting too warm, and the vintage beret style is perfect for a spring adventure.

Did you pick out your favorite spring crochet pattern? Which one will you crochet first? Get your Interweave Favorites: Springtime Crochet Pattern Collection, grab your crochet hook and add the perfect piece (or pieces) to your spring crochet wardrobe this year.

Happy crocheting,
Toni

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