Patterns, projects and techniques
There’s something a bit addictive about crochet wind spinners. You make one thinking it will be a quick little scrap-yarn project for the patio, and suddenly you’re eyeing every leftover ball of yarn in the basket and wondering whether … Read More ...
There is something deeply satisfying about a crochet project that earns its keep in the kitchen, and this Scrubbie Dish Cloth Free Crochet Pattern definitely falls into that category. It’s quick, practical, and just a little bit clever thanks … Read More ...
If you’ve been itching to crochet something small, pretty, and a little bit cheerful, butterfly patterns are such a lovely place to start. They’re usually quick to make, don’t need a mountain of yarn, and give you that satisfying … Read More ...
If ever there was a crochet trend made for the internet, it has to be the emotional support pocket chicken. This sweet little project from CraftBits takes a textured square and turns it into a tiny stuffed chicken with … Read More ...
The Melt The Ice Hat has become one of those crochet and knitting projects that is about far more than simply keeping your ears warm. At first glance it is a bright red pointed beanie with a tassel, but behind … Read More ...
If you’ve ever looked at a crochet hexagon cardigan and wondered how on earth a slightly wobbly granny-style hexagon is supposed to turn into something wearable, you’re in good company.
This is one of those crochet projects that looks rather … Read More ...
Easter has a funny way of creeping up fast. One minute you feel like there’s plenty of time for baskets, table decorations, and a couple of handmade gifts, and the next minute you’re staring at the calendar wondering how on … Read More ...
If you are looking for an easy crochet poppy pattern that works up fast and uses only a tiny amount of yarn, this sweet little project on CraftBits is a lovely one to try. The pattern creates a simple … Read More ...
There’s something about tiny Easter crochet projects that makes them impossible to stop at just one. You sit down thinking you’ll make a quick little bunny, and suddenly there’s a whole pastel parade lined up on the table looking adorable … Read More ...
I have to admit, I’m a sucker for baby patterns — especially the ones that feel sweet without tipping into over-the-top novelty. This Bunny Hop Hat and Booties free crochet pattern from Jimmy Beans Wool hits that balance really nicely.… Read More ...
If you’ve been seeing emotional support chicken crochet patterns everywhere lately, you are definitely not alone. These funny, cuddly chicken plushies have taken over the crochet world, and honestly, I can see why. They’re soft, comforting, a little bit ridiculous, … Read More ...
This is such a sweet little Easter crochet project. The basket has that chunky, colorful look that works really well for egg hunts, table decor, or popping in a few chocolates for a handmade gift. It uses Lily Sugar’n … Read More ...
If you’re looking for a thoughtful way to use your crochet skills, these Charity Bed Slippers from CraftBits are a wonderful project to consider. Simple, practical, and cozy, this pattern is designed with charity crafting in mind—making it quick to … Read More ...
I’m always on the lookout for crochet projects that are actually useful — the kind you grab without thinking when you head out the door — and this Market Bag With a Twist free pattern from Jimmy Beans Wool ticks … Read More ...
Jewelry and crochet don’t always come together—but when they do, the results can be stunning. Our sister site CraftBits has shared a Crochet Scallop Necklace pattern that proves just how beautiful yarn accessories can be.
This design uses delicate scallop … Read More ...