Whimsigoth Crochet Patterns

Cosmic Cardigan by Örgü Mü Ded'n'z, see the pattern here. 

Selene Top by MJ's off the Hook Designs, see the pattern here. 

Next is the Selene Top by MJ’s off the Hook Designs. This one has a shell stitch design with top-down, worked in the round construction, and has a wearable fit that is perfect for the warmer months. It is intermediate level to make and is sizes XS to 5XL It has a breezy shell stitch texture with a relaxed fit, and can be styled and worn for beach days, and is great for layering and wearing everyday. I thought the lacy design really gives it that whimsigoth feel. It’s also made to have 3 inches to 8.5 inches of positive ease, so it’s very relaxed, and it’s a free pattern on her blog. 

 

Star Top by Kristine, see the pattern here.

Another great make is crochet Star Top by Kristine. This one is beginner friendly, and is perfect for warmer weather with Summer around the corner at the time of this video. This one is made in the round to make the star, and then a few rows are added on the sides to create straps and then straps are added at the top to tie around your neck. This one is a free video tutorial on their channel, and I really like how this design has sides to it so you feel nice and supported on the sides, and you can make it as long as you like and adjust to your size to fit you. 

 

Shooting Star Top by Stacy Pamela, see the pattern here. 

Next is the Shooting Star Top by Stacy Pamela. This pattern is more intermediate level to create and is made to fit adult size medium with a B/C size cup, so you would need to adjust for other sizes. This one is free on their ravelry, and is worked by the row back and forth then you sew the star onto the straight flat edge and sew down every other stitch along the star’s edge and add straps to finish it off. And this would be really cool in that jewel tone palette to really embrace the whimsigoth aesthetic. 

 

Half Moon Top by ABoC Studio, see the pattern here. 

I also love the half moon top by ABoC Studio. This one is a free pattern over on their YouTube channel. It’s beginner friendly and there are sizes to fit cup A to D. To create it you start with the cup and then work the top edge and bridge, then do the wings and bands and finish it off with the straps. The thing I love about this is that there are a lot of different notes along each step of the way to adjust the sizing and customizing it at each step to fit you. And you can also use whichever size of yarn that you like from fine to bulky weight, so this would be a great project to make with scrap yarns. 

 

Mandala Sun Top by Isabela Firlova, see the pattern here. 

The next pattern is the Mandala Sun Top by Isabela Firlova. This one is a paid pattern on their Ravelry, and there are sizes Small, Medium and Large. It uses basic stitches, but is rated advanced to make. This top is perfect for Summer, and I loved the fit of it, it would be easy to layer with, and I love the sun design on the chest of the top. 

 

Lacy Summer Top by Knit Cro Addict, see the pattern here. 

Another great top is this Lacy Summer Top by Knit Cro Addict. It is also made with sport weight yarn which gives it that light, breezy design. This one is more intermediate level to make and the special stitches are the picot, v-stitch, puff stitch and fan puff stitch. And this pattern is free on their website and has sizes XS to 2XL. To create it you make 2 separate pieces that are sewn together, so the construction is quite straight forward and there is also a video tutorial on their YouTube channel. 

 

Lacy Summer Top by Bella Coco, see the pattern here. 

Here is a great top pattern by Bella Coco. This one is free on their YouTube channel and they also have a paid pattern in their Etsy shop and website. This is a very comprehensive 18-page pattern and has a left-handed resource as well. Special stitches are the standing double crochet, half treble slip stitch and treble crochet and those are the UK terms. And it’s made in three panels, one back panel and two front panels that are then seamed together and a border is added to finish it off. 

 

Mandala Halter Top by Earth Tricks, see the pattern here. 

I also liked the Mandala Halter Top by Earth Tricks. This pattern is free on their Ravelry, and it has two sizes: S/M which fits 30 to 36 inch bush and M/L which fits 37 to 42 inch bust. This top is perfect for summer and is available for commercial use. The special stitches are the picot and fan stitch and would work up pretty quickly. And I thought the lacy effect really has that whimsical design and it looks amazing in that purple colorway. 

Dragonfly Top by Knit Cro Addict, see the pattern here. 

There is also the dragonfly top by Knit Cro Addict. The special stitch used here is the V-stitch, and there are sizes XS to 2XL, there are two panels to create it, and you can also make it into a dress, which is worked in the round. It’s made from the top down, and I love how the straps tie at the top of the shoulders. I love how there are ways to modify this along as you go as well, and this one’s free on their blog. 

 

Fringe Lace Halter by Earth Tricks, see the pattern here. 

Next is the lace high necked Fringe Halter by Earth Tricks. To create it you start with the cups, then work the neckline and side panels and the bottom lace. And lastly you add the fringe, which I love how it gives it that nice texture. There are cup sizes A to DD, and it’s free on their Ravelry. 

 

Skirts:

 

Ada Skirt by Cucurucu Crochet, see the pattern here. 

First is the Ada Skirt by Cucurucu Crochet, and this piece is inspired by 70s design, but I felt it also had that whimsigoth effect with the very graphic design here. It’s perfect for summer and can be worn with a skirt liner or biking shorts underneath, or bright tights if the weather is cooler. It’s advanced beginner level to make, has a lot of charts, graphics and photos to help with making it , and is a paid pattern on their website and has sizes XXS to 5XL and you can choose between making it short, medium or long in length. 

 

Golden Hour Skirt by Kaitlin Barthold, see the pattern here.

I also love the Golden Hour Skirt by Kaitlin Barthold of Originally Lovely. This flowy skirt features intricate lace sections separating increasingly larger tiers. The lace detailing and golden hue give the skirt a whimsigoth, timeless, and boho charm. For this pattern you will need to feel comfortable with crocheting in the round, working simple increases, and working lace. It measure 20 inches in length and there are sizes XXS to 5XL, and this one is a paid pattern on their website. 

 

Evantide Skirt by Moon Eldridge, see the pattern here.

Next is the Eventide Skirt by Moon Eldridge. There are sizes 25 inches to 40 inches in the waist and it is intermediate level to make. This pattern is free if you have an account with crochet.com and this is the perfect breeze skirt to make and wear for summer. It’s worked from the top down and is worked flat for the belt band. The rest of the skirt is worked and joined in rounds and worked back and forth with a bit of increasing. 

 

Fringe Skirt by Pam Carr, see the pattern here. 

Or make the summer Fringe Skirt by Pam Carr. It has sizes XS to 5XL, and is a free pattern on Ravelry. This skirt is worked in the round with some being worked in a spiral and counted by moving a stitch marker up at the end of each round. I also love the fringe and the belt that was added, it makes it perfect for Summer and warmer weather. 

 

 

Dresses:

Lace Dress by Candy Yarn Shop, see the pattern here.

First is the Summer Lace Dress by Candy Yarn Shop. This is such a great summer dress to make, and is a paid pattern on their Ravelry. There are only sizes Small and Medium though, and the special stitches are the dc2together, increasing and decreasing in the same stitch, v-stitch, half double crochet v-stitch, bobble stitch, and petal stitch. It’s more advanced level to make to make, and I love all of the lacy details on this one along the middle of the torso and the shoulders. 

 

Lace Dress by Han Jan Crochet, see the pattern here. 

The next pattern is another Lace Dress by Han Jan Crochet. There are sizes XS to 5XL, and there are a lot of instructions around customizing, constructions, seaming and gauge. The special stitches are the stacked US double crochet and 3 double crochet cluster stitch, as well as foundation stitches. 

 

Boho Dress by Loops Only, see the pattern here. 

Next is the boho summer dress by Loops Only. This one is made to measure and basically consists of working two large granny squares and then assembling them together to fit your body. The corner peaks become your straps, and long crocheted straps lace at the back for a boho finish. So this one is made to measure which is really nice, and special stitches are the cluster stitch and double crochet 2 together and this one is a paid pattern not their website. 

 

 

Accessories: 

Moon Petal Accessory by Katy DeRego, see the pattern here. 

First is the Moon Petal Hair Accessory by Katy DeRego. This one is free on their Ravelry and includes two delicate hair accessories, the moon petal hair vine which is a modular vine with customizable blossoms and leafy accents, and includes multiple flower types (classic, starburst, and open daisy), optional beading, and styling tips for crowns, combs or braided wraps. There is also a moonlike hair cocoon, which is a lace-inspired hair net designed to cradle your bun or braid with a moonlit veil and includes tie-back and elastic variations with embellishment ideas. 

 

Moon Bag by Ieva Linkeviciute, see the pattern here. 

Next is the Moon Bag by Ieva Linkeviciute. It is a free pattern on their Ravelry and is made using the tapestry crochet moon bag with a string, and is suitable for beginners who are familiar with the tapestry crochet method. It is made to measure 6.5 cm in diameter and 11.5 cm in height, and it also has a color chart with explanations on how to read it which is helpful. 

 

Nova Moon Bag by Created by Carolien, see the pattern here. 

Or make the Nova Moon Bag by Created by Carolien. This one is a paid pattern on their Ravelry, and has a lovely mix of texture and openwork details. It’s perfect for beginners and advanced crocheters and has clear instructions. It measures 34 cm in diaper and has clear stitch explanations and there is an optional lining for added sturdiness, and this pattern is in English as well as Dutch.

 

Moon and Stars Scarf by The Crochet Couch, see the pattern here. 

Another great make is the Moon and Stars Scarf by The Crochet Couch. You can add a celestial touch to your wardrobe with this piece, it’s very whimsigoth with the bright yellow stars and crescent moon along with that blue background. You can make it even more in that palette if you make the blue more of a turquoise or sapphire and the stars make it more gold or have metallic accents. It’s made with the corner-to-corner technique and it includes a full size graph which prints out in 4-6 pages. 

 

Celestial Bag by Lady Jaiys Creations, see the pattern here. 

I also liked this Celestial Bag by Lady Jaiys Crochet, it’s such a charming bag with the moon and star granny squares. It’s more intermediate level to make and a paid pattern in their Etsy shop, and it’s such a great make to style with an outfit and give it an extra whimsical charm. 

 

All Eyes on Me Scarf by That Stitch Witch, see the pattern here. 

Next is the All Eyes on Me Scarf by That Stitch Witch. It’s made to measure so you can make it with worsted weight that it seems like they made or another weight if you like, it’s made to measure and really easy to customize as you like. And it’s made with basic stitches and is a free pattern on their Ribblr. 

 

Moon and Star Hair Clips by Happi Crochet, see the pattern here. 

I also liked this Moon and Star Hair Clips by Happi Crochet. Special stitches used to make it are the magic ring, increase stitch, and the 3 single crochet in the same stitch. To create it you make the clip base and then the star or moon and sew it on top, and then attach it to the clip top finish it off, and this one is more beginner friendly and is on their YouTube Channel as a tutorial. 

 

Lace Gloves by Smart Crochet Magazine, see the pattern here. 

These Lace Gloves by Smart Crochet Magazine is also a fun one. This pattern is actually published in the 1920s, and is made with a steel crochet hook no.12 so it has a nice lacy effect. The gloves are a medium size and are more intermediate level to make. This one is free and would be so fun to make and style with a whimsigoth outfit for sure. 

 

Triple Moon Goddess Bag by Cactus Lady Creation, see the pattern here. 

Another great pattern is the Triple Goddess Moon Tapestry Bag, and is a paid pattern on my website. It includes 18 pages of instructions with 37 pictures as well as a tapestry crochet chart to show you how to make that goddess design. The special techniques to make it are the tapestry crochet and Tunisian Simple Stitch (tss), and it measures 8 inches by 7 inches and you can customize the strap as well as you like.  

 

Accessories:

Crescent Coasters by Chapter and Chain Co., see the pattern here. 

First are the Celestial Crescent Moon Coasters by Chapter and Chains Co. This pattern uses basic stitches as well as a bit of color changing, so it is more intermediate level to make. This one is a paid pattern in their Etsy shop, and this one is so fun to display and add some whimsical charm to your table and space. 

 

Mini Moon Phase Hanging by Love + Stitch, see the pattern here. 

Another great pattern is the Mini Moon Phase Hanging by Love + Stitch. The dimensions of the finished piece are 7 inches wide by 12 inches long, and it’s worked from the bottom up. The first stitch of each row should be placed into the same stitch as the turning chain, and it’s worked with single crochet. Then you create the fringe by cutting 12 inches pieces of yarn to the end and finish it off by attaching it to a dowel to hang on the wall. 

 

Moon Rise Wall Hanging by Divine Debris, see the pattern here. 

I also love the Moon Rise Wall Hanging by Divine Debris, and it measures 11.75 inches wide by 22 inches in height not including the fringe. It’s a paid pattern on their Ravelry and would be perfect to use as a stash buster because of all of the color changing and it would certainly ad some whimsy to your walls. 

 

Hazy Moon Pillow by Leaping Loops, see the pattern here. 

Or make this Hazy Moon Pillow by Leaping Loops, it is a paid pattern on their Ribblr. It’s more intermediate level to make and I love how they have a cloud on the moon in this design, it’s very dreamy and the colorway they used is perfectly whimsigoth. You do need to be familiar with reading a tapestry crochet chart and working on the right and wrong side of the piece for this one. 

 

Alright well I hope you enjoyed these 30 whimsigoth crochet patterns, if you did please give this video a like and if you made it this far leave a moon emoji in the comments below to let me know that you read until the end. 🌙

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