Boho Beach Crochet Vest
Perfect for Summer vacations, this beautiful Boho Beach Vest is just what you need for lounging on a beach bed sunbathing.
It doubles up as a swimwear cover up in a stylish and modern way.
You will need 5 balls of King Cole Bamboo Cotton DK in Cream for a boho look or choose any color to match your swimwear!
To make this beachy vest you will require 5mm Crochet hook, tapestry needle, scissors and 15cm x 15cm piece of cardboard to make the fringe at the bottom of the vest.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Blue Star Crochet.
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