Patterns, projects and techniques
There is something about sunflowers that just makes everything feel a little brighter, isn’t there? Even if your yarn basket is overflowing, your hook has gone missing again, and you have three unfinished projects quietly judging you from the sofa, … Read More ...
There is something wonderfully sensible about a crochet scarf with a hood. It is one of those handmade pieces that makes you wonder why we ever separated hats and scarves in the first place. A hooded crochet scarf keeps … Read More ...
There is something wonderfully nostalgic about a proper movie night, isn’t there? The blankets come out, someone claims the good spot on the couch, the dog mysteriously appears the second snacks are opened, and suddenly everyone is very invested in … Read More ...
If you’re after a quick and practical crochet project for little ones, this Crochet Child’s Hat pattern from CraftBits is a perfect fit. Designed with simplicity in mind, this pattern works up quickly and produces a cozy, snug hat that’s … Read More ...
Quick weeknight crochet projects are my favorite kind of crochet, because sometimes you want the satisfaction of finishing something before bedtime instead of staring down a blanket that will still be there next month. The best ones are small, useful, … Read More ...
If you love easy granny square crochet projects, this colourful granny crochet bag from CraftBits is a fun one to add to your list. It combines classic granny squares with a simple bag base, giving you a project that feels … Read More ...
This little crochet gift box may be listed as a holiday pattern, but honestly, I think it works beautifully as a handmade gift card holder any time of year. Mary Maxim’s Free Chrissy the Holiday Gift Pattern is designed … Read More ...
Cardigans for little ones always get my attention — partly because they’re adorable, and partly because they’re the kind of handmade piece that actually gets worn. The Little Sprout Cardigan free crochet pattern from Jimmy Beans Wool is one of … Read More ...
Use your yarn stash for good with these crochet patterns perfect for donating to charities, shelters, hospitals, NICUs, pet rescues and community care groups. From preemie hats and lapghans to soap sacks, scarves, shawls and cozy slippers, these thoughtful crochet … Read More ...
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 ...
If you love accessories that are both timeless and trendy, this Style Newsboy Cap Free Crochet Pattern is a must-make. Inspired by the classic newsboy silhouette and updated with modern flair, this hat is chic, cozy, and a perfect nod … 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 ...