Siren Summer Inspired Crochet Patterns

Siren Top by Butterfly Blues Crochet, see the pattern here. 

First is this Siren Top by Butterfly Blues Crochet. It’s made to measure, so you can easily adjust it for your specific size and it is a video tutorial which is great if you are more visual. It’s more beginner friendly as it just requires basic stitches to make. 
They also have a matching skirt to go with it and instructions on how to make it into a dress. 

 

Siren Top by Maana Crafts, see the pattern here. 

Or make this Siren top by Maana Crafts. This one is more intermediate level and features an oversized hood, a delicate lace neckline and a corset-style back which allows it to be adjusted for a comfortable fit. There are also a number of ways this piece can be customized including: making it sleeveless or have long sleeves, with or without a hood and with a straight or v-shaped hem. Of course for summer maybe you want to try the short sleeve option if you’re in a more hot part of the world, and this one is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. It’s also a very detailed pattern with a lot of photos and charts and has sizes XS to 3XL. 

 

Into the Abyss Top by Heidi Nieling, see the pattern here.

I also like this intro the abyss top by Heidi Nieling, it inspired by an octopus and is designed to be an outer layer but can also be made sleeveless. There are sizes XS to 5XL, and it’s intermediate level to make.  It’s a paid pattern in their Ravelry and has charts for the stitch repeats, instructions for tweaking the circumference, armhole, and length, several sleeve variations and instructions for adjusting the length, width and curl of tentacles.

Ocean Waves Halter Top by Joy of Motion Crochet, see the pattern here. 

Next is the ocean waves halter top by Joy of Motion Crochet. There are sizes XS to 3XL, and it is a free pattern on their blog. I also love the colorway that she used here but feel that it would look really great in a darker teal blue and it’s perfect for summer when made with lightweight cotton yarn. It’s worked flat and there are barely any seams which makes it a really beginner friendly project. 

 

Mermaid Bralette by Althea Handmade, see the pattern here. 

I also love this mermaid bra by Alethea Handmade. This pattern has sizes XS to XL, this pattern has a lot of pictures to help with each step of the way and a video tutorial to help you with making it. It’s beginner friendly to make as well, and is a paid pattern in their Ribblr. 

 

Siren Festival Bra by Victoria Cunningham, see the pattern here. 

Here is another bralette pattern by Victoria Cunningham. This one is beginner friendly and has sizes XS to 2XL. It’s a paid pattern on Ravelry and would be quite quick to whip up, and wear for a festival or beach day or by the pool. 

 

Mermaid Top by The Crochet Channel, see the pattern here. 

Or make this gorgeous mermaid inspired top by The Crochet Channel. I would say this one is more intermediate level because it does require making bobbles, picot, and puff stitch as well as a bit of increasing and decreasing for the motif that it uses. It does have instructions on how to adjust to your size and it is a YouTube video tutorial on their channel. 

 

Mermaid Dream Shrug by Molly Muffers, see the pattern here. 

I also loved this mermaid dream shrug by Molly Muffers. This piece has a chocker and flared sleeves that have a shell mesh motif, so I felt that it really had a siren vibe especially in the more moody color palette. It’s advanced beginner level to create and is made to measure so it has instructions on how to customize it to your size. And it’s a paid pattern in their ribblr. 

Siren Bralette by Jay Love, see the pattern here. 

Next is the siren bralette by Jay Love. It has sizes XS to 5XL, and is rated easy to create. It’s a paid pattern in their ravelry, and is very customizable to your size. I loved it in that red color and feel that it really has the siren vibe in that color and felt it had a fun lacy and edgy vibe. 

 

Ariel Top by If Crochet, see the pattern here. 

Or make this Ariel top by Ifcrochet. It’s a paid pattern in their ribblr, and is more intermediate to make. It includes the written pattern, charts and pictures to help with each step and you can make it with an open or closed back. I really. Loved the shell stitch design for the cups and of course it would be perfect in a jewel tone like teal or ruby red. 

 

Mermaid Filigree Cardigan by Kimberly McAlindin, see the pattern here. 

I also like this mermaid filigree cardigan by Kimberly McAlindin. It has sizes small to 2Xl, and is more intermediate level to create. This one also has schematics which is really helpful for making each part of the pattern.  I loved the lacy details on this one, and the button as well as the color that it’s made in and it’s a free pattern that you can download and I’ve linked it in my blog. 

 

Accessories

Summer Breeze Cowl by Cre8tion Crochet, see the pattern here. 

First is the sea breeze summer cowl by cre8tion crochet, it measures 12 by 12 inches, this pattern is beginner friendly and the special stitches that it uses are the foundation half double crochet and hdc2together. This one is very repetitive and so it’d be quite quick and easy to whip up, and I loved the shell stitch on this one, it’d be great to throw on on a cooler summer evening and it’s a free pattern on their website.

 

Mermaid Shawl by Undeniable Glitter, see the pattern here. 

Next is the pink mermaid shawl by undeniable glitter. This pattern has a really nice beachy feel with that feathery crocodile stitch, and it’s a free pattern on their blog. I think I would make this one in a glittery dark blue yarn to really have that siren vibe. If you are a dedicated beginner you could definitely do it, and they created it with stash yarn so this could make a stash busting project.

 

Mermaid Shawl by Knotions, see the pattern here. 

Or make this mermaid lightweight shawl by Knotions. The finished size is 70 inch by 16 inch. This pattern is free on their website, and is beginner friendly to make. I thought the colors they made it in had that siren vibe, but if you add black or dark blue it would especially add to the moodiness of this piece. 

Floral Shawl by Yarnspirations, see the pattern here. 

I also love this floral shawl by Yarnspirations. This one is lacy and elegant and I love the openwork design it would be perfect for cooler nights in the Summer. It measures 63 inches wide by 31 inches deep. It’s a free pattern on their website. 

Bottoms

 

Reversible Mermaid Skirt by Twindle by Na, see the pattern here. 

First is the reversible mermaid skirt by Twindle by Na. I love that this piece is reversible, on one side it has the scaly design and on the other it has a zig zag pattern. This one is more intermediate to advanced level to create and has a lot of photo guides and instructions, the paid pattern is on their ribblr. 

 

Shell Fringe Skirt by Mihankushea, see the pattern here. 

Next is the crochet shell fringe skirt by Mihankushea. I love the shells and lacy look on this design. This one is a very detailed pattern on their YouTube channel, and there are details on how to get it to fit you perfectly. I also love that this one has a matching top to go with it as well which is on her YouTube channel. 

 

Mesh Skirt by Island Style Creations, see the pattern here. 

Or make this mesh skirt by Island Style Creations. This one has sizes XS to 5XL and also has a matching top design to go with it. This one is a paid pattern in their ribblr and it can be paired nicely with a bathing suit - they also have details on how to customize the length of it. 

 

Sea Motif Skirt by Big Dreamer Crochet, see the pattern here. 

This next one is a sea motif skirt by Big Dreamer Crochet. The pattern includes diagrams for 14 marine motifs: a crab, fish, turtle, shark, jellyfish, seahorse, and a lot of other lovely creatures. It’s more intermediate level to create and is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. 

 

Blue Siren Skort by Blue Siren, see the pattern here. 

I also liked this blue siren skort by Blue Siren. This one is also a paid pattern in their Etsy and it has sizes XS to 8XL, it also is a 3 in one pattern because it has options to customize it to be shorts or shorts or a skirt. It is more intermediate level to create although a confident beginner could also make it, as it has helpful pictures and graphs to complete it.  I love how it flairs out and thought this pattern was really unique and fun. 

 

Caribbean Skirt by Double Stitch Twins, see the pattern here. 

Next is this Caribbean Skirt by Double Stitch Twins and is available for free at Yarnspirations. This one is more Confident beginner level and has sizes Small to 2XL. This one would be perfect to wear over a bathing suit or as a layer piece to wear out. I also loved the length of this one and the little slit on the side. 

 

Angel Skirt by Namaste and Crochet, see the pattern here. 

The angel skirt by The Namaste and crochet is really perfect for executing those under the sea siren vibes. This pattern is size inclusive and I love the lacy design, and it has a lot of helpful photos for each step of the pattern, and it’s a paid pattern in their etsy. 

 

Dresses

Marina Fishnet Dress by Freaky 444 Yarn, see the pattern here. 

First is this marina fishnet dress by Freaky 444 Yarn. This one is more advanced beginner to intermediate level and would be perfect to layer with. It’s a paid pattern on their website and it’s made to measure so it can be adjusted to your size and it’s a paid pattern in their ribblr. 

 

Pineapple Mermaid Dress by Be A Crafter, see the pattern here. 

Next is the Pineapple Mermaid Dress by Be A Crafter. This one is more Experienced level to create and the special stitches used are the 2dc-v stitch which is 2 dc, ch 2 and 2 dc in the same stitch or space, and the v stitch which is just dc, ch 2, and dc in the same stitch or space. This pattern only has sizes Small and Medium. This one is a free pattern on their blog, and I really loved how regal this one is and the train is so dramatic. 

 

Siren Side-Slit Dress by Janine Myska, see the pattern here. 

This next one is perfect for the beach and it’s the siren side slit dress by Janine Myska. It has sizes XS to 5XL and is more intermediate level to create. I love the side slit and lacy fabric, and it’s a paid pattern in their ravelry. 

 

Siren Dress by Spirit and Thread, see the pattern here.  

I loved the siren dress by Spirit and Thread Crochet. This one is also a paid pattern on their website and it doesn’t state what sizes it’s for but I do love how it has the halter style bodice and then a lacy design for the bottom as well as a nice slit. 

 

Tank Dress by Yarnspirations, see the pattern here. 

This next one is a tank dress and is available for free on the yarnspirations website, I would say it’s more intermediate or confident beginner level and the special stitches are the double crochet two together, double crochet back post, double crochet front post and half double crochet two and three together. There are sizes XS to 5XL for this one, and I loved the colorway they made this one as well as the mesh design on this one. 

 

Beach Cover Up by Qualyn Stark, see the pattern here. 

I also liked this beachy cover up also free on the Yarnspirations website. This one is leveled easy to make and would be perfect to throw over your bathings suit to a day at the beach or by the pool. And it has sizes Small to 3XL. To make it you just 2 panels for the front and back, and then the belt, sew together and block to finish it off, and I love that they give details on how to customize the length. 

 

North Shore Cover Up by Ann Regis, see the pattern here. 

Or make the North Shore cover up which is also available for free on the yarnspirations website. It can worn to the beach or the perfect light layering piece for summer. This one only has size Small, Medium and Large and the special stitches are the v stitch and treble v stitch. And I really loved the drawstring detail. 

Beach Dress by Marion Crochets, see the pattern here. 

You could also make this crochet beach dress by Marion Crochets. This one is a YouTube video tutorial on her channel, and I loved the mesh design on this one. It is beginner friendly to create and perfect if you are more visual and love a video tutorial. 

Alright, well what did you think of my siren inspired crochet patterns? Let me know in the comments below and if you made it this far, make sure to comment with a mermaid emoji! Also let me know if there are any other crochet pattern round-ups you’d like to see from me. 

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