Irish crochet patterns for beginners
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Irish Touch Motif
Irish crochet is a form of vintage crochet lace with patterns dating back to the earliest days of the craft. Irish crochet roses as the eyes and surrounded by Popcorn stitch giving a cluster of leaves. This Irish Touch Motif is an free crochet pattern. This pretty motif is worked in two colors. It is crocheted in the round starting in the center with the flower and working outward from there. This is an easy crochet project that works up quickly. The size of this Irish Touch Motif is 10.0”
Irish Blessings Crochet Doily
The Irish Blessings Crochet Doily combines a beautiful Irish Rose with rounds of lucky shamrocks and traditional Irish lace and picots. This is a fabulous crochet doily pattern that you can bring out every year around St. Patrick's day or simply leave it out year round as it's just that stunning. Doilies are typically used to help hold drinks, but this crochet pattern is just too beautiful for that. It would make a great gift for a friend or even a nice wedding gift that can be passed down from generation to generation.
Autumn Leaves Dish Cloth or Hot Pad
A little fall spirit can go a long way with the Autumn Leaves Dish Cloth or Hot Pad. We love autumn and this crochet dish cloth or hot pad is functional and definitely decorative. This crochet pattern takes a modern twist on Irish crochet, which we think is just delightful. You could also work up a bunch of these as a hostess gift or even as a Christmas gift for anyone. Use these dishcloths as decorations at your Thanksgiving feast or just as autumnal decorations.
Radiant Rose Mandala Doily
The beauty of traditional Irish lace crochet gets a fresh, updated look in the gorgeous Radiant Rose Mandala Doily! This elegant yet fun-to-make doily is the perfect design for experimenting with color combinations. Let your imagination run wild and create your own delightful masterpiece!
St. Patrick's Day Dishcloth/Trivet/Mug Rug
You'll have the Luck of the Irish with this RAINBOW cotton dishcloth which is surrounded by 17 SHAMROCKS! Think it's too pretty to be used as a dishcloth? Use it as a trivet or a "mug rug", which gives you enough room for your mug and spoon and even a small snack! You could even make a few for washcloths for the kiddos to use in the bathtub.
