30 Solarpunk Crochet Patterns to Embrace This Utopian Eco Movement

Open Song Lace Dress by Honey Made, see the pattern here. 

First is the Garden Song Lace Dress by Honey Made. I love the lace flower stitch that they used to create it, it’s more intermediate level to make, and would be a perfect layering piece, wear it as a cover up or throw it over a long sleeve dress under for fall. It’s made to measure so it can be made to perfectly fit you, and this one is a paid pattern on their Ribblr. 

 

Floral Breeze Dress by Beautiful Crochet Stuff, see the pattern here. 

Also loved this floral breeze dress by Beautiful Crochet stuff. This one is also more intermediate to make, but if you are a confident beginner you can also create it. This one also has a beautiful lace flower design which is created using the arcade stitch. There are eight different sizes, and with this pattern is free and has a lot of detailed instructions to create it. 

 

Blossom Robe Dress by Tara Studio, see the pattern here. 

This blossom robe dress by Tara Studio is also lovely. I love how they used the filet technique to create it, and it has sizes XS to XL. This one is more experienced level to create, but I definitely think it would be worth it. It's free on their website, and you also do need to be comfortable with reading a chart.

 

Crochet Dress by High in Fibre, see the pattern here. 

Another piece you could make is this crochet dress by High in Fibre. It’s made from the top down, and made of three different parts: bust, waist, and skirt. The bust and waist are adjustable and are one size fits all. There are also tips on how to adjust the stitch count in order to perfectly tailor it to fit you. And this one is a paid pattern in their Etsy. 

 

Rose Dress by Dose of Diallo, see the pattern here.

I feel like asymmetrical and distressed dresses really have this vibe so, I really loved this rose dress by Dose of Diallo. This one is a great 3-part video tutorial, and I would say it’s more intermediate or confident beginner. And this one is a free pattern on their channel and it’s made to measure as well. 

 

Golden Hour Sun Dress by Originally Lovely, see the pattern here. 

This golden hour sun dress by Originally Lovely is also a lovely pattern. It’s free on their blog and had sizes XS to 5XL, and to create it you work the bodice flat, beginning at the Botton front and then working towards the neckline, then separate to shape the shoulder, and joining together to work down the back. Then to finish it off you join the ends of the bodice and work the skirt in the round from the top down, and work the neckline and sleeves. This piece would be perfect for Spring and Summer and I love the color they made it in. 

 

Tops

Dragonfly Lace Top by Cactus Lady Creation, see the pattern here. 

First is the dragonfly sweater by me. I have it here as a video tutorial on YouTube and am releasing the pattern on my website really soon and will make sure to tag it in this video as soon as it’s available. It’s intermediate level to create and uses this fun dragonfly lace motif and has sizes XS to XL, and has a more cropped fit, but has a lot of details on how to alter the length as you like to make it longer. 

 

Secret Garden Sweater by Moody Goose, see the pattern here. 

Next is the secret garden sweater by moody goose. This one is a paid pattern in their Ribblr, and has sizes XS to 5XL, I loved their choice of yarn for this pattern as well, it has the perfect earthy palette. 

Amora Top by Neve Handmade, see the pattern here. 

Or make this Amora top by Neve Handmade. It’s more of a free-form top, and is created by working the front diagonal section first, then the cotton section from the right side, and lastly the dark section on the left. I love how organic this pattern is, it’s made to measure, I thought this one was so creative, and is a paid pattern in their Etsy. 

 

Rose Garden Top by Crochet by Belladonna, see the pattern here. 

You could also make the rose garden top by Crochet by Belladonna. This one also has a skirt to go with it, and it has sizes XXS to XXL. It’s a free pattern on the hobbi website, and to create it - it’s crocheted from the bottom up, and follows a grid to create the flower pattern with double crochet, so it’s good to be comfortable with reading charts. Then the straps are crocheted with the foundation single crochet, and are made really long so you can create the lace-up design in the back.

Secret Garden Top by Luvrmade, see the pattern here. 

This secret garden top by Luvrmade is perfect as well. It’s made to measure and is a paid pattern in their Ribblr, this one is beginner friendly to make. I thought the flowers on this one were so cute as well, and it would be really cool to play with the color palette for this one. 

 

 

Goddess Crop Top by Traverse Bay Crochet, see the pattern here. 

Next is the goddess crop top by Traverse Bay Crochet. There are sizes small to extra large, and it uses the bead stitch to create and to create it you make two bra cups, then continue with the border, then join the cups, and finish it off with the body, and top straps. And this one is a free pattern on their blog. 

 

Willow Granny Top by The Snugglery Patterns, see the pattern here. 

Or make the willow granny top by the Snugglery Patterns. This pattern is a paid pattern in their Etsy, and has sizes Small to 3XL. It includes an interactive pdf with clickable links, they also have a video tutorial on their YouTube channel as well.

 

Be Not Afraid Top by Kivvi Crochets, see the pattern here.

This “Be Not Afraid” top by Kivvi Crochets is also a fun one. This one is made to measure, and is more advanced level to make. It is a paid pattern in their Etsy, and is a 22-page and detailed oriented pattern. It includes instructions on how to make the wings, eyes, and beaded as well as non beaded straps. And I just thought this pattern was so unique and would be so fun to make. 

 

Frosty Flower Top by Beautiful Crochet Stuff, see the pattern here. 

Next is the frosty flower shirt by Beautiful Crochet Stuff. This one is free on the hobbii website, and has sizes Small to 5XL. I love the lacy details on this one, and you can decide to put buttons on it to give a more polished look. To create it first you make the flower squares, then join them together then you work the rows in between, create three panels, connect them together and work the sleeves, and join it all together. 

 

Forest Cardigan by By Katerina, see the pattern here. 

Or make the forest cardigan by By Katerina. I loved the colors for this one and the yarn choice. This one includes sizes XS to 4XL, and you do have to be comfortable working in the round and row. And this one is a free pattern on the Hobbii website. 

Oversized Crop Top by Maya Luna Corazon, see the pattern here. 

You could also make this oversized crop top by Maya Luna Corazon. There are sizes XXS to XL and, it is perfect to style over a halter top, dress, skirt or jeans. It’s really easy to modify and has a video tutorial as well as a lot of photos and is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. 

Honey Flower Slipover by Beautiful Crochet Stuff, see the pattern here. 

I also liked this honey flower slipover by Beautiful Crochet Stuff. There are five sizes with this one, and would be fine if you are a confident beginner, although is rated more intermediate level to create. It’s made of puff stitch flowers that are joined together to create a lovely lightweight garment. This pattern includes clear instructions on how to crochet each flower and join them, along with detailed diagrams, and it’s a free pattern on the hobbii website. 

 

Wasteland Top by Whymsirow, see the pattern here. 

This wasteland top by Whymsirow is also really lovely. It’s a 24 page pattern with a lot of written instructions, and supporting diagrams and photos for visual learners. You can create it with aran yarn or a heavier weight depending on the look you are going for. It’s more intermediate level to make as it does require basic stitches as well as a knowledge of increasing, decreasing, and working into the back loop only and third loop only. I thought this one really has that solarpunk vibe down, and this piece is made to measure and is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. 

Fairy Hooded Vest by Amanda M, see the pattern here. 

I also loved this fairy hooded vest by Amanda M. It is crocheted from the center back in the round, and then worked in rows, and the hood is seamed to finish it off. The special stitches it requires is the double crochet cluster, spike single crochet, increasing and decreasing. And there are photos for working the hood. This one is free on their website, and I thought it would be perfect in a more neutral color palette. 

 

Leafy Pullover by Simple Pattern Design, see the pattern here. 

Or make a leafy pullover by Simple Pattern Designs. This one has sizes XS to 5XL, and has a boat neckline, but there are also instructions on how to make it into a square neckline. There are also options on how to make it cropped, fitted or loose and have short or long sleeves. You can also make it have see-through portions between the leaves for a summer blouse or make it more dense for winter. It is made to measure and more intermediate level to make, and this one is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. 

 

It Girl Shrug by Cactus Lady Creation, see the pattern here. 

You could also make this it girl shrug by me. It is beginner friendly to make and is worked in a raglan style. This one is perfect as a scrap buster project as well, and uses three different motifs. First you make the body, then sleeves, and then the collar, and I have details on some different options for a regular sleeve or more dramatic bell sleeve style. There is also a video tutorial for this one on my channel, and it is made to measure as well and it’s actually the sweater I’m wearing but this one is made in a more solarpunk color style. 

 

Bulky Chunky Wrap by Stone Sparrow Crochet, see the pattern here. 

Or make this Bulky Chunky wrap by Stone Sparrow Crochet. There are sizes M to XL and is a paid pattern in their Etsy. The pattern includes process pictures as well and is more intermediate level to create and I just loved the texture on this one as well as that hood. 

 

Bottoms

Trailing Leaf Pant by Whymsirow, see the pattern here. 

First is the trailing leaf pant by Whymsirow. I love the lace work for this one and it includes three different styles: leggings, a flared pants, or a loose straight pant. It’s made to measure and it’s more intermediate level as it can’t be made without reading or using crochet stitch diagrams. And this one is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop. 

 

Flower Child Wrap Pants by Chiaroscurosity, see the pattern here. 

Next is the Flower Child Wrap Pants by Chiaroscurosity. It’s more advanced Beginner to make and is size XS to 5XL. I loved the style of this piece and it’s a 30 page pattern. Of course it would be more solarpunk with the neutral color palette and It also has made to measure instructions so you can adjust it to exactly fit you. It is also a paid patter in their Etsy shop. 

Not your Granny's Skirt by Brandi L, see the pattern here. 

Or make the Not your Granny’s Skirt by Brandi L, and if you know how to make a granny square you can definitely make this skirt. I love the asymmetrical design of this skirt and it is made like a huge granny square but with a hole in the center for the waist that you add a waistband for. It’s free on the love crafts website and I love that it was created using recycled cotton yarn from a thrifted sweater, and that’s a really great way to source yarn for your project. It’s great for the Earth, which is perfect for your solarpunk look and great your wallet. 

 

Pollen Pattern by Sebastian Sloane Patterns, see the pattern here. 

I also love the pollen pattern by Sebastian Sloane Patterns. It can be made as a tube piece or a lace-up piece and has three different stitch sections. The sections are for ribbing, butterflies and tulips. It’s worked flat and then sewn together using a whip stitch. And the pattern gives instructions on how to make a skirt or top. It is a paid pattern in their ribblr and is made to measure. 

 

Accessories

Pastella Rosa Shawl by Crafty Maz Designs, see the pattern here. 

First is the Pastella Rosa Shawl by Crafty Maz Designs. It measures 133 cm width by 89 cm length, and I love the rose design which is created with the filet technique, and it has such gorgeous drape. And this one is intermediate level to make and a free pattern on hobbii. 

 

Pinna Shawl by Hailey Bailey, see the pattern here. 

Or make the pinna Shawl by Hailey Bailey. It’s more advanced to create but it’s definitely worth it because it’s so gorgeous. The finished shawl is 40 inches by 18 inches, and it’s a triangle shawl, and is perfect for the solarpunk vibe and it’s a paid pattern in their Etsy. 

 

Fall River Shawl by Katya, see the pattern here.  

I also love the Fall River shawl by Katya. It’s also a triangle shaped shawl that’s worked from the top down. It uses puff stitches to add volume and can be made with the yarn weight of your choice from lace weight to DK. It measures 73.5 inches wide by 35.5 inches depth. And this one is a paid pattern in the love crafts website, and I loved the color way used for this one.

 Well, what did you think of all of this Solarpunk inspired round-up?

I'd love to know in the comments below!

Also scrap yarn projects would also be great to embrace the solarpunk philosophy, so definitely check out 5 Crochet Projects to make with Yarn Scraps blog post next to see some great crochet patterns to make with your yarn scraps. 

Well thank you for creating along with me and I hope you’ll join me in the next one.