Crochet Sea Glass Tee

> **Bundle and Save with [Wool & > Pine](https://www.ravelry.com/designers/wool--pine) > Patterns! Add 3 or more to your cart > and get 20% off—no code needed.** Crochet Sea Glass Tee takes the spirit of the original Sea Glass and translates it into crochet: color driven, stash friendly, and wearable. The fabric builds one round at a time as colors shift and mingle, creating an organic marled effect. The silhouette is relaxed with short sleeves and a soft yoke, so the colorwork becomes the focus. Because each round uses two colors at a time, you can rotate scraps freely and watch the palette evolve as you go. No two tees ever come out the same and that is very much the point. --- ### **Design Details** This tee is worked seamlessly from the top down in the round. The yoke is shaped gradually, then the sleeves are separated and the body continues to the desired length. The crochet colorwork alternates colors every round, producing a mottled, sea glass texture. Changing colors frequently distributes contrast naturally across the fabric and softens bold color differences. --- ### **Pattern Highlights** - Top down seamless construction - Built in stashbusting using fingering scraps and minis - Crochet colorwork texture that looks complex but becomes intuitive - Short sleeve everyday fit that layers easily --- ### **Construction Overview** Crochet Sea Glass Tee begins at the neckline and is worked in the round through the yoke with gradual shaping. After the yoke depth is reached, sleeves are separated and the body continues in the round to the preferred length. Color changes occur every round using two colors at a time, creating the signature marled fabric. --- ### **Yarn Notes** The structure of the stitch means yarn tails are worked over as you go, so finishing is minimal and the fabric stays tidy throughout the project. The fabric has gentle elasticity and drape, which gives the tee a comfortable everyday fit. This is a project where color choice carries the design. A cohesive palette, total contrast chaos, soft fades, or leftovers from other sweaters all work beautifully. --- ### **Hook & Gauge** - 3.75 mm (F) hook - 5.0 mm (H) hook 24 stitches and 22 rows = 4" in crochet colorwork (measured after blocking) --- ### **Yardage Requirements** 300 (320, 350, 370, 400, 430, 460, 480, 520, 580, 620, 690) grams fingering weight yarn Scraps, minis, and leftovers all work well. Holding a strand of lace mohair with fingering yarn is also an option for a softer halo effect. --- ### **Finished Measurements** Designed for **2–6" (5–15 cm) of positive ease**. To choose your size: 1. Measure your full bust 2. Add 2–6" 3. Choose the size closest to that number Example: if your bust measures **40"**, you may choose - **44"** for a relaxed fit - **46"** for a looser drape **Bust Circumference:** 32 (36, 40, 44, 46, 50, 53, 55, 58, 60, 64, 68)" 81 (91, 102, 112, 117, 127, 135, 140, 147, 152, 163, 173) cm Full schematic included in pattern. --- ### **Let’s Knit (and Crochet) Together** This pattern includes video tutorials, and our Discord community is always open if you’d like pattern support or want to share your progress. Join us here: https://discord.com/invite/M64Ec9yeng #sizeinclusive