Crochet Beach Coverup Patterns, Accessories & More

This beach cover-up has a nice breezy design that’s easy to make. It works perfectly as a bathing suit cover-up for the beach or pool, or you can use it as a top when you’re not at the beach. It uses the open waves stitch and has a super easy construction: just two panels!

This bathing suit cover-up has a nice geometric design that’s achieved by using the triangle and cones lace stitch. This is a unique sitch that creates triangle shapes from single crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet.

This is a beautiful beach cover-up pattern that can easily double as a dress. The top and bottom are different designs, making it look more like a tank top and skirt. Also, the top comes out a bit at the sides, giving the top part a tucked in look.

If you’re a beginner crocheter, his beach cover-up is an excellent place o start. It doesn’t require any shaping, giving it a loose, flowy feeling, and only requires half double crochets and single crochets.

This terrestrial beach dress has a bit of a 70s vibe with the lacy stitches and fringe on the side. It could even be a dress if you had a slip to go underneath.

This daisy cover-up is made of granny squares, which always gets my attention. Each square feels like a mini project, all paired together to make something new. Make it in your desired color, maybe even to match your swimsuit.

This cover-up is actually two pieces, and I absolutely love it. It’s a little outfit in and of itself and adds a little extra flair to your swimsuit. It’s made of a mesh stitch so it’s not too hot and works up pretty quickly.

This cover-up is named after a beach in Kauai, Hawaii, and it’s adorable. It resembles a cute short dress rather than a swimsuit cover-up, making it perfect for dinner after the beach. The stitches are beginner-friendly (slip stitches and double crochets), and the construction comprises just two panels and a belt.

This tee isn’t necessarily a cover-up but more of an oversized tee that works great as a cover-up. It’s super easy, and you can always add more rows if you want it as more of a dress.

This cover-up is a beautiful, two-toned crochet dress great for the pool or beach. It’s earthy, boho, and perfect as a summer staple.

Talk about a sunny piece! This cover-up is an adorable white and yellow dress with a yellow belt to tie, and it screams summer. Grab a sunhat and some lemonade, and you’re all set for the pool or beach.

This beach cover-up has many details and isn’t too baggy or too fitted. It’s great to throw on for an early morning walk along the beach or grab lunch after a day in the sun. It can also be worn as a top with leggings.

This Carlsbad cover-up is beautiful and looks great in every color. It’s shaped like a robe with fringe on the bottom and a thin tie with tassels to tie it all together. The construction is also super easy, using only two panels.

This swimsuit cover-up uses a geometric pattern of diamonds to create a loose mesh. The mesh is quite wide, so the cover-up doesn’t use much yarn (only 3 skeins!) And since it’s so thin, it’ll for sure fit in a tote bag or backpack.

Finally, on our cover-up list is this Beach Daze cover-up. It’s a light, airy pattern with two ties and a slit on each side, with a pretty drape. It’s made from beginner stitches and only two panels sewn together, so it’s a beginner-friendly pattern.

Crochet hats are an easy and practical project, especially for the summer. Most of them are pretty beginner friendly, like this one here. It starts like a regular hat, has one color change for the brim, and you’re all done. This is a great beginner project and a great one to start your summer.

Keep your things AND your phone from getting all sandy with this bag and phone case set. They share a simple yet gorgeous close-knit pattern that protects your beach essentials from the elements. This pattern is suitable for beginners and advanced crocheters alike.

This light scarf is a great accessory for chilly walks on the beach. It’s made from light-speckled yarn with a wavy pattern at the bottom. The yarn is light, so the scarf should fit in a normal purse.

I love a good beach bag, and this one from All Free Crochet has a super cool twist. It’s a nice big bag made from the crocodile stitch, a super neat wavy, and sturdy stitch that will keep sand from getting in your bag. This is also a great option for the beach since it can carry so much.

If you’re more of a backpack person, this seafoam beach one is perfect for you. It’s a drawstring backpack that’s white and two shades of seafoam green and has a gorgeous lacy look.

This cardigan is just light enough for a beach walk. It’s made with tan yarn for the body and pretty bright orange for the ribbing. It’s also a vintage pattern from the 1980s!

Believe it or not, you can make a swimsuit out of yarn. You have to have the right yarn! This gorgeous blue top is made with cotton + elastic yarn to keep it from sagging, and there’s also a matching blue bottom on her website.

Bonfires are a summer staple that everyone loves. Roasting marshmallows, talking with friends, it’s all a good time. This bonfire beach hoodie keeps you extra warm on a chilly summer night! It’s short sleeve so you don’t get too warm, and has a hood with drawstrings and slits on the side. It’s an adorable summer accessory.

This bikini top is so pretty and beginner friendly. It’s two cups strung together with chains, so it works up pretty quickly. The green is a beautiful summer shade reminiscent of Ariel herself.

Finally, we have this easy mini sarong. This is so easy to throw on before or after the beach, and can even be used as a skirt. The pattern uses beginner-friendly stitches and works up quickly.