Crochet bikinis are a summertime tradition! From slinky and sexy to fun and fabulous, if you love crochet and rock the bikinis, then making a crochet version should definitely be on your list. Most aren’t really for wearing in the water – but they all look fabulous! Here are 10 free crochet bikini patterns to get you inspired!
10 Free Crochet Bikini Patterns
- Bikini (crochet) by Patons: The classic!
- Pineapple Monokini by Tracy Knowles, on I Am a Crazy Yarn Lady: Crochet pineapples have never looked so hot!
- Crochet Bikini Adria by Fashion Martina, a Ravelry download: A Rav favorite – it’s easy to see why!
- Crocheted Capri Bikini by Raynelda Calderon, on elann.com: In sizes S to XL!
- Rio Bikini & Coverup by Lion Brand Yarn: Made in aran weight cotton, this is a cute set!
- McCall’s 1972 Bikini by McCall Pattern Company: Awesome retro set!
- Sunflower Bikini by Farrah for 365 Crochet: Fun and funky!
- Rosetta Bikini by PLC Designs: Sizes S to 1XL, this one offers a bit more coverage in a very cute pattern!
- Bikini top in Safran by DROPS design: A mod top in a subtle chevron design! Perfect with shorts!
- Bikini top and skirt by DROPS design: Flirty and feminine!
I hope all you bikini wearing crocheters have found something to inspire you here today! Have you crocheted swimwear before? What’s your favorite crochet bikini pattern? Share it in the comments!
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Denise says
I love crochetin swim wear! Here on Maui swim suits are a must and lots of them!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Ooo, lucky you!
Neema says
Hi Tamara, I am back with a question this time! What kind of yarn can I use to crochet swim-wear that I can wear to the pool (i.e. chlorinated water). Any pointers will help immensely!
Thanks,
Neema
Tamara Kelly says
This is a tough one! They will usually have to be lined, but the yarn itself might be best if it’s a cotton lycra blend, something a bit elastic.
Neema says
That makes sense. Thank you, Tamara! Have a great day!
Stephanie says
I don’t know if you’ve tried these patterns, but I downloaded number 3 and I could not understand what she was trying to explain for the first part to start it? Any interpretation?
Tamara Kelly says
In the first row you work all the way around the starting chain, creating a sort of oval – except instead of joining, you turn, so that it stays flat on the end. Does that help?
Dalton Crooks says
I live those bathing suits
Lisa says
Gorgeous! I am in love with all these crochet bikini patterns. I can’t wait to try them. Thanks a lot for sharing.