Hit the beach in style this year with this crocheted beach bag. The Fun in the Sun Beach Bag is made using any three colors of cotton yarn, which will add just the right amount of strength and durability. This crochet summer bag is just the right size for your summertime beach essentials including sunblock, sunglasses, a bottle of water, and a good book. You can make the handles any length you want.
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TagsAmigurumi Cacti Free Crochet Patterns
This link will take you to the first three crochet cactus patterns in this roundup. It's a great place for you to start because the three cacti are each very different but there are many similarities in their construction. Therefore, you'll get the chance to really practice what it is like to build out different styles of cacti.
These are really classic crochet designs. There is a saguaro-style cactus, one that looks like a prickly pear, and another shaped like a barrel cactus. If you're from Southwestern Arizona or a similar desert area then you'll definitely recognize each of these three plants.
The designs are simple but very effective. They are worked amigurumi-style using single crochet stitches. The written instructions are accompanied by symbol charts. Each cactus is worked in green cotton yarn, planted in brown cotton "soil," and then placed in a small pot.
Three Tiny Crochet Cactus Patterns (All Free)
The next three crochet cactus patterns in this round up might look a little familiar. After all, these are the same three cacti that we saw above-an armless young saguaro, a prickly pear, and a barrel cactus. However, the crochet patterns are completely different.
These crochet patterns are tiny. These are particularly great if you want to:
- Quickly complete an instant gratification project or last minute gift
- Use up small bundles of yarn, especially if you have green in your stash
- Want to make a cactus keychain or magnet
Although they are small, these crochet cactus patterns pack a big punch. In addition to single crochet, you'll get the opportunity to use double crochet. Plus you'll get to use both sc and dc post stitches. Not to mention, the added flower on top of each little crochet cactus is the perfect pop of color.
Popcorn Stitch Crochet Flower Pattern
If you're looking for a textured and versatile crochet flower to add a unique touch to your recently finished crochet hats or knitting project, look no further than this Popcorn Stitch Flower. It'll bring the right amount of three dimension for a subtle pop of texture. Add a button in the center for even more personality.
This quick little embellishment will give you lots of practice working the popcorn stitch, an excellent stitch for bringing texture to your projects. You decide how big you want your flower to be with a single round of petals, two or three - it's up to you!
Irish Rose Crochet Flower Pattern
Celebrate warmer weather with a new crochet pattern. This Irish Rose Crochet Flower is a beautiful floral crochet pattern than can be used for so many different crochet projects. Add it to a summertime crochet bag, or sew it onto a crocheted hat. The popcorn stitch gives this pretty square a unique raised effect. There are lots of helpful crochet tutorials available to help teach you how to crochet the popcorn stitch if you haven't tried it yet.
Three Crochet Flowers Pattern
This is a pattern for three crochet flowers: two styles of sunflowers, and the daisy/gerbera pattern. Add some personality to your little ones crochetd hats this spring with these delightful flowers.
Winsome and sweet, their bright petals will warm up any day. A project small enough that you can pick a handful of colors like you're picking flowers for a bouquet!
Floral Crochet Blanket Pattern
"Check out these floral crochet blanket patterns! My Grandmother used to knit and crochet the most amazing gifts every year. I have several of her blankets in my hope chest. It's sadly not a skill that I ever managed to be good at. But, my daughter loves to crochet and knit! I've seen so many gorgeous floral crochet blanket patterns in my life. Each year for Christmas, we would receive a blanket that my Grandmother lovingly crocheted for us. The colors and patterns were always different and I always admired the time and attention she put into each one. These crocheted blankets are gifts that I'll treasure for the rest of my life and then pass them down to my children so they can enjoy them."
