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A summer top that almost knits itself – light, relaxed, and finished with a detail that makes all the difference.
Light, airy, and easy to wear – this crochet summer top combines a relaxed shape with a beautifully openwork detail.
A touch of summer on your shoulders – light, flowing, and full of vibrant colors that instantly catch the eye.
Maybe your next favorite piece is already here – modern, wearable, and with that special something.
Your next favorite piece might already be here—modern, wearable, and with a special touch.
For you. For your everyday life. For your very own feeling.
Knit Top MonteNegro #1
A lightweight summer knit top with delicate lace detail at the shoulders – feminine, airy and perfect for warm days.
The knitting pattern for the MonteNegro #1 summer top shows step by step how to knit this light and elegant knit top yourself – including gauge, size chart and detailed instructions for sizes S to XL.
The pattern is now also available on stricken-im-trend.com.
On the product page you will also find:
Size chart • Gauge • Technical details
✨ Already sold over 1,000 times on craft platforms
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Everything is perfect!
The chart is very easy to follow – I would definitely recommend this pattern.
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Beautiful!
A very detailed and well-written pattern. It's a pleasure to work with.
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