- Designed by Jenn Palmer
It's really hard to believe that this pillow is crocheted, because it does look like it's knitted! What's more, it's a great pattern for beginners, as it uses single crochet stitch and basic color work, that's so simple to achieve and play with!
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Fair Isle Basket Free Pattern
- Designed by Rebecca Langford
This lovely crochet basket by Rebecca Langford is such an amazing project! Take a look at the pictures below and see for yourself how absolutely cute it is. What's more, the finished size is 7″ wide x 6″ tall. It uses only two colors, but the effect is simply stunning.
Girls Sleepy Teddy Pillow Crochet Pattern
When you're little you can never have too many sweet, snuggly friends. Especially when it comes to bedtime. If your child has trouble falling asleep, the Sleepy Bear Pillow is the perfect companion. This cozy crochet pillow is the perfect crossover between a pillow and a stuffed animal. The base of the Sleepy Bear Pillow is made from a round cushion case, crocheted in grey. Then, with two little ears added on top, a cream-colored snout, and some sweet embroidery on the face, your sleepy bear friend can really come to life.
Spring Butterfly Pillow
The Spring Butterfly Pillow is sure to brighten up any room! This beautiful spring pillow pattern makes a perfectly sized throw pillow for a couch, chair, or bed. The front of this pillow is worked up in intarsia crochet following a graph. The back of the pillow is done in rows of SC stitches with the option of forming stripes. For this project, you'll need a 4mm crochet hook, #4 worsted-weight yarn, a 14"x14" pillow form (or stuffing), and a yarn needle. This free crochet pattern includes detailed instructions and graphs to help you make your own Spring Butterfly Pillow. I hope you enjoy working up this pattern!
Easy Floral Coasters
This floral motif has become one of my favorites over the years because it is so versatile, but for this Spring, I wanted to create a set of simple, pretty, cheery little coasters. They are made with simple stitches, making this a good beginner project. They work up quickly, which make them excellent for last minute gifts or craft fair makes. They are also perfect for scrap yarn. And while they're listed as coasters, you could work them in any weight yarn with respective hook, and use them for all kinds of things
