I previously did a roundup of the 30 most beautiful crochet swimsuits. But what if you don’t want to buy a swimsuit – you want to make one? Here are ten of the best free crochet patterns for hookers who want to stitch their own swimwear.
You might also like the swimsuit crochet pattern in Pop Goes Crochet!, which is a book of celebrity-inspired crochet patterns.
This DROPS Design is crocheted using a G hook and the pattern is available online in multiple languages.
This crochet bikini pattern is available as a free Ravelry download from FashionMartina. It is worked in sport weight cotton using a C/D crochet hook.
The free crochet pattern for this bikini is on a Russian website. You can use a translator tool to figure out what it’s saying but it also comes with symbol charts so if you’re graph-inclined then you may use that to help you work the pattern.
I Am a Crazy Yarn Lady shares her free crochet pattern for this one-size-fits-most crochet monokini. It uses DK weight cotton yarn and is stitched with a C hook.
This free crochet pattern comes from a 1971 issue of Mon Tricot Knit & Crochet. The pattern offers full coverage for a bikini, which many people find preferable to the teeny tiny string bikinis often popular today.
Craft-Craft offers a free tutorial for this crochet monokini.
I like the shell stitches and unique shape on this bikini. The free pattern is offered as a pdf download via Crochet Pattern Central.
This colorful crochet bikini is cheeky cute! You can see the free pattern online here.
This is a free crochet pattern from Lion Brand Yarn that is intended for experienced crocheters. It is worked with Cotton-Ease yarn and a G size crochet hook.
I think this free crochet pattern looks super cute. It seems a bit tough to read so I’d say it’s best tackled by an experienced crocheter.
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I just love this site, so many awesome patterns. I really love the crochet stripe shorts and would very much Appreciate help with finding the pattern. Can you please email me the link to that pattern?
All of the projects have links to the patterns. Follow the link to the page to locate the pattern.
Apologies for this. It happens sometimes on the older articles. I’ll look into it.