Tee-ser is a chunky, crochet mesh tee that stitches up fast, is easily customizable, and is a versatile layering piece throughout the year. It looks cute over a 3/4-length sleeve top paired with a skirt, cozy over a long-sleeved thermal with jeans, and chic with a cami and wide-leg trousers.

This crochet top is great for beginners making their first garment, or for more seasoned crocheters who want to stitch up something stylish in a flash. Whatever your level, my step-by-step video tutorial is available to keep you company while you create.

Tee-ser is meant to be boxy and is designed with 8″-12″ of ease. It’s designed for a cropped fit, but length can easily be added or removed. Both back and front are worked the same, with a simple, 2-row repeat, followed by a little shoulder shaping. To finish this top, front and back pieces are seamed at the shoulders and sides, then half-double-crochet arm bands are added.

Have fun, you little Tees-es!

MATERIALS
• Purl Soho Pouf (50% alpaca/50% Highland Wool; 108yds/100gr), 3(3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5) balls —or 324yds-540 yds of equivalent super bulky yarn
• Size L/8 mm hook
• Large-eyed tapestry needle

SIZES
1(2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)

FINISHED BUST/HIP
40”(43”, 47”, 51”, 55”, 58”, 62”, 66”, 72”)/99(108, 118, 127, 136, 146, 155, 165, 179) cm.

VIDEO TUTORIAL