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March 3, 2025

Floral Cami Top Pattern + Tutorial

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This Floral Cami Top comes in 3 sizes Small, Medium and Large. BUT WAIT, I have put my calculator in hand to figure out what you need to do to customize your own Floral Cami Top if you don't fit into these sizes.

Crochet Floral Cami Top Pattern
Crochet Floral Cami Top Pattern

I have figured out the sizes based on mathematical calculations. We are each shaped differently. The information below is being provided to you to customize.

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Floral Cami Top
Floral Cami Top
Floral Cami Top

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You can follow the same directions and substitute with the information I am providing to you below. Get the free written instructions, the pattern is called Floral Cami.

For the small sizes seen in the photograph. The one on the left is 2 balls of Patons Metallic. I used only 1.5 balls for that top. The one on the right is the Caron Simply Soft Ombres. We used less than 2 balls for that one too. If substituting your sizes, you will need to figure out your own yarn amounts you will need.

Sizing Considerations

Staring Mesh Chain Counts

  • 82 Chains = Small 36" Bust
  • 94 Chains = Medium 40" Bust
  • 106 Chains = Large 44" Bust

To make this in larger sizes, the multiple chain counts are 12. The 12 must be honoured as the fans and feathers detail must match in the bottom part of the camisole.

Next sizes in chains would be:

  • 118 Chains = XL 48" Bust
  • 130 Chains = XXL 52" Bust
  • 142 Chains = 3XL 54" Bust
  • 154 Chains = 4XL 58" Bust
  • 166 Chains = 5XL 62" Bust

You will do the mesh as stated in the pattern. You just have more chains to do across.

Length of Mesh Laying Down on Table

  • 9" - Small - When Wearing = 14" Drop
  • 9" - Medium - When Wearing = 14" Drop
  • 10" - Large - When Wearing = 16" Drop
  • For larger sizes, you will need to hold it up over your bust and see how far it drapes down. Once the bottom is added, it will pull down on it's own.
  • Be sure the mesh it's too long.
  • Once you do one mesh, when doing the second, ensure you count the number of rows in mesh in the first one to ensure you match it for the second one.
  • If you want to make a dress, you can increase your mesh or even increase the number of fans and feathers rows.

Strap Spaces in the Upper Edging Instructions

For the small - large size, the location of the strap space changes. Below is from the instructions.

Upper Edging: (RS) Ch 1, sc in first dc, work 3 sc in first ch-4 space, [sc in next dc, work 3 sc in next ch-4 space] 3 (4, 5) times; * ch 2, dc in next ch-4 space, ch 4 (strap space), dc in next ch-4 space, ch 2 *; repeat [ to ] 7 (8, 9) times; repeat * to * once for second strap space; repeat [ to ] to last ch-space, end last repeat, work 3 sc in turning ch.

See the 3 (4, 5) times. Each of those numbers represent Small, Medium and large. Same things the 7 (8, 9).

I will add the number required for the XL - 5 XL to this. So you are looking at S - 5 XL. Substitute with the information below.

  • 3 (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) times
  • 7 (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14) Times
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Fans and Feathers Bottom

There are 3 layers of Fans and Feathers regardless of the small, medium or large sizes. The length of 3 layers of Fans and Feathers = 4". This doesn't change in the sizes. You can easily add more rows if you want to. You can make it into a dress length if you wish.

The fans and feathers heavily rely on the starting mesh to be in the chain counts stated above. Each fans and feather consists of 12 stitches in the starting chain. Each of the meshes are crocheted separately as the back and front are not joined together.

By following allow with the mesh, for whatever size you decided. This is the number of fans and feathers you will have per mesh.

  • Small - 6 Fans and Feathers
  • Medium - 7 Fans and Feathers
  • Large - 8 Fans and Feathers
  • XL - 9 Fans and Feathers
  • 2XL - 10 Fans and Feathers
  • 3 XL - 11 Fans and Feathers
  • 4 XL - 12 Fans and Feathers
  • 5 XL - 13 Fans and Feathers

Strap Length

You can customize your strap length if any of the dimensions don't work for you. Just ensure you do both straps exactly the same if you are customizing.

  • Small - Ch 35
  • Medium - Ch 35
  • Large - Ch 41
  • XL - Ch 47
  • 2XL - Ch 53
  • 3 XL - Ch 59
  • 4 XL - Ch 65
  • 5 XL - Ch 71

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Comments

  1. Amber says

    March 15, 2021 at 11:33 pm

    I am a large in everything I make but this is really big for a large. Can you do two smaller back panels that seam up the middle to tighten it up?

    Reply
  2. Melissa Stewart says

    June 07, 2020 at 8:42 pm

    I am a tight crocheter and I'm having some difficulty with making a gauge swatch for this top, can anyone help me with it?

    Reply
    • Marina King says

      June 08, 2020 at 11:38 am

      I am a tight crocheter myself, and usually, I have to go up a few hook sizes to what the pattern says in order to get the same gage, I learned after the first blanket pattern I followed, it should have fit a bed... it fit my end table. More often than not if a pattern calls for a 5 or 5.5 I have to use 6, 6.5

      Reply
  3. Tracey says

    December 27, 2019 at 6:58 pm

    What size crochet hook???

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