Wednesday, July 16

Cassie Camisole Pattern

Susie Johns is one of knitshop.co.uk’s favourite designers, so we’re delighted to be able to offer crochet fans the chance to make one of her prettiest creations, the Cassie Camisol Top

This strapy top looks fantastic crocheted in brightly-coloured cotton yarn and looks great paired with jeans. If you’re lucky enough to be going somewhere sunny on holiday, Camisol would be a great staple for your summer wardrobe. Of course, we’re also still holding out hopes of a Great British Summer.

Cassie Camisol in Carnation Coquette Vintage Cotton Yarn


Cassie is crocheted as a single piece using a 3mm crochet hook. The pretty lace design is made using a combination of trebles for the top and a shell pattern for the lower part. The shell pattern created by missing stitches every so often. Our pattern makes it really clear where you need to do so.

You won’t need to do any sewing up at the end, but you will need thirteen 6mm buttons and a length of silky ribbon. This lovely top looks great with either matching ribbon or a contrasting one. 


crochet summer top, ideal for an evening out or the beach!


Cassie Camisol is made using only three balls of Susan Crawford's Coquette Vintage Cotton Yarn. These cost £4.95 each per 50g ball, meaning Camisol is a really great value make, too.

Coquette is available in thirteen vintage inspired colours from the 1930s to 1950s and comes in 50g balls of approximately 125m each. The 4ply mercerised cotton yarn works best with 3mm to 3.75mm needles or hooks. To chime with the vintage vibe, Coquette is wound in a long bobbin with a center pull, making for tangle-free knitting and crochet projects.


Cassie Camisol crochet stitch.


We think Cassie Camisol would look stunning in the more vibrant shades of Coquette such as Carnation, Wine or Flame. Whichever colour you decide on, the yarn will reward you for adding detail by showing it off to great effect.

Although the techniques used to make this beautiful Camisol are straightforward once you’ve mastered them, we don’t recommend this as a first crochet garment project. It’s ideal, though, if you’re looking to take your crochet skills to the next level.


Sugar & Spice Ginger - could be knitted in
Flame Coquette Vintage Cotton Yarn

Susie Johns also designed several knitting pattern using knitshop yarns, for example our famous Suger & Spice Ginger T-shirt and Adina using Mulberry Silk Yarn, or an ideal substitution would be the Coquette Vintage Cotton Yarn. The Felted Slippers and Amelia Hat using our felting wool yarn.

Don’t forget we offer regular classes in crochet techniques. See our crochet workshop schedule here

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Coquette Vintage Cotton Yarn: www.knitshop.co.uk/323-coquette-vintage-cotton






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