Lace Wrap Top Knitting Pattern PDF

Create a lightweight summer layer with this Lace Wrap Top Knitting Pattern PDF. The finished garment features a deep crossover neckline, airy openwork body, textured lace waistband, softly extended shoulders, and a relaxed sleeveless shape.

This advanced knitting project combines several lace and net stitch patterns to create a polished wrap-front top. The PDF includes written instructions, four stitch charts, garment measurements, front and back shaping, assembly guidance, blocking instructions, and a simple crocheted armhole finish.

This listing includes a digital knitting pattern PDF only. No finished top, yarn, needles, crochet hook, or supplies will be shipped.

• 1 multilingual PDF knitting pattern

• 4 pages of written instructions and charts

• English instructions included

• Three garment sizes

• Materials and gauge information

• Back panel instructions

• Left and right front construction

• Deep crossover neckline shaping

• Extended shoulder shaping

• Lower lace panel construction

• Four stitch charts

• Garment measurement diagram

• Shoulder and side seaming guidance

• Blocking and finishing instructions

• Crocheted armhole edging guidance

The pattern includes:

✓ Wrap-front knitted top

✓ Deep V-shaped crossover neckline

✓ Lightweight openwork upper body

✓ Decorative lace lower panel

✓ Extended cap-style shoulders

✓ Sleeveless summer silhouette

✓ Separate front and back construction

✓ Charted stitch patterns

✓ Three garment sizes

✓ Customizable yarn colors

The pattern includes sizes designed to fit:

• 76–82 cm / 30–32 in bust

• 86–92 cm / 34–36 in bust

• 97–102 cm / 38–40 in bust

Approximate finished length:

• 62 cm / 24.4 inches

The schematic shows an approximate lower body width of:

• 42–48 cm / 16.5–18.9 inches, depending on size

Finished measurements may vary depending on yarn, needle size, gauge, blocking, and knitting tension.

Advanced

You should be familiar with:

• Casting on and binding off

• Knit and purl stitches

• Yarn overs

• Knit-two-together decreases

• Slipped-stitch decreases

• Increasing from the strand between stitches

• Working from knitting charts

• Maintaining lace patterns during shaping

• Placing stitches on a holder

• Casting on additional stitches within a garment

• Shoulder and neckline shaping

• Blocking knitted lace

• Basic crochet edging

• Approximately 300–400 g lightweight yarn

• Knitting needles: 3.75–4 mm

• Crochet hook: 3 mm

• Stitch holder or spare needle

• Tapestry needle

• Blocking pins

• Scissors

Approximate yarn requirements:

• Small — 300 g

• Medium — 350 g

• Large — 400 g

A lightweight microfiber, cotton blend, bamboo blend, or similar yarn with good drape may be used.

In the main lace pattern:

• 20 stitches × 37 rows

• 10 × 10 cm / 4 × 4 inches

In the net stitch patterns:

• 22 stitches × 26 rows

• 10 × 10 cm / 4 × 4 inches

Checking both gauges is important because the top combines different stitch textures.

This lace top pattern includes:

✓ Three fitted bust sizes

✓ Deep overlapping front panels

✓ Four charted stitch patterns

✓ Openwork upper section

✓ Textured lower lace section

✓ Gradual neckline decreases

✓ Integrated cap-style sleeves

✓ Crocheted armhole finish

✓ Measurement schematic

✓ Structured assembly guidance

• Summer knitting wardrobes

• Beach and resort outfits

• Lightweight evening layers

• Vacation clothing

• Wrap-style top collections

• Lace knitting projects

• Handmade women’s clothing

• Advanced garment practice

The PDF file will be available as a digital download after purchase.

A PDF reader is required to open the file. Instructions are included in English and German.

• This is a digital knitting pattern only.

• No finished top, yarn, knitting needles, crochet hook, or supplies are included.

• The garment is primarily knitted and uses crochet only for the armhole edging.

• The back and front begin with the lower lace pattern before changing to the net stitch sections.

• The front is divided into two overlapping pieces that create the crossover neckline.

• The lower section of the second front half requires additional stitches to be cast on.

• The shoulder extensions are shaped by gradually adding stitches along the sides.

• Lace increases and decreases must remain balanced to preserve the stitch pattern.

• Blocking is recommended before the garment pieces are assembled.

• Finished measurements may vary when different yarn, needles, or tension are used.

Is the finished lace top included?

No. You will receive a digital PDF knitting pattern only.

Is this a crochet pattern?

No. The garment is knitted. A crochet hook is used only to finish the armhole edges.

Which sizes are included?

The pattern includes three sizes fitting bust measurements from 30 to 40 inches.

Does the PDF include stitch charts?

Yes. It includes charts for the lower lace pattern and three net stitch sections.

How is the wrap neckline created?

The two front sections are shaped separately and overlap diagonally across the body.

Are the sleeves knitted separately?

No. Stitches are added at both sides to create extended cap-style shoulders.

Is blocking required?

Blocking is strongly recommended to open the lace stitches and bring the pieces to the schematic measurements.

Is this suitable for beginners?

No. It is best for advanced knitters comfortable with charted lace, shaping, stitch holders, and garment assembly.