Okay, here's something special and cute for all the Harry Potter fans out there. It's a quick and easy crochet pattern for a Harry Potter Apron - in sizes for Toddler - Adult. I used Red Heart Supersaver yarn. This would be great for Mom to wear in the kitchen while cooking or for a kid to wear as part of a costume for Halloween or for everyday play with dress-up. It uses less than half a skein of yarn of each color. I hope you will enjoy this pattern as much as I did in designing it.
The star dish cloth is a free pattern that includes a written pattern, chart, and video tutorial. I used WeCrochet's Dishie Worsted cotton yarn in Ash, Pomegranate, and Silver, but any similar worsted cotton yarn will work just fine. The wash cloth/ dish cloth uses intarsia colorwork, though you will have to work over your yarn tails in a few places where the color changes are more than 1 stitch away from the previous color change (which is clearly shown in the video)
This modern gingham plaid bunny placemat is the perfect addition to your spring table decor. A match to my Gingham Bunny Table Runner so you can have the perfect Easter holiday table! Made with tapestry and intarsia crochet color work techniques. I have video tutorials to help you through all the details. Approximate finished size: 17” wide x 12.5” tall Full color graph + written row by row instructions are included in the free pattern. You could also adapt the pattern by eliminating the bunny center to use this gingham placemat year round. A lovely addition to your home decor!
It's fall and I'm in love. In love with this very simple and super sweet crochet candy corn cup cozy. A fall walk in the mitten state is a beautiful thing. The cool, crisp air, the beautiful trees and the leaves that scurry away in a soft breeze as you walk on through. So put on a sweatshirt, pull on some jeans and go for a walk! And when you come back, brew some coffee and make yourself this little bit of goodness for your coffee cup. It's so easy and a great last minute gift!
You may not be able to take your dog to work with you every day, but you can keep your furry friend with you in spirit with this easy crocheted coffee cozy. The Man's Best Friend Coffee Cozy is a cute crochet design featuring dog bone and paw print appliques. Each item is crocheted separately and sewn together at the end. Cozies are great to have so your hands are protected while sipping your hot beverage.
This mitered square washcloth can be adjusted to your preferred size. Choose three colors and alternate each row. The bobbles and back loop stitches combine for a gentle, exfoliating texture. This is the first pattern in the 2019 Washcloth Crochet Along with CAL Central. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting flat in rows, increasing, crocheting in the back loop only, changing colors Special stitch: bob (with video tutorial linked in the pattern) Skill Level Intermediate Finished Size Washcloth: 9.5” (24 cm) square.
If you're looking for a way to use your stash of t-shirt yarn, Learn How to Make a Wine Carrier. Keep those wine bottles from rolling around in the car on your trips to the park this summer. The color-blocking design of this free crochet pattern is trendy and fun. Most wine bottles will fit snugly in the stretchy yarn. You'll use a magic circle to start this fun, easy project for beginners. After you've mastered this pattern, make some more wine carriers to give to your wine-drinking friends. They'll love the convenience and style of this crochet bag.
What do you call that thing you put under hot dishes to protect the table? Trivet? Hot pad? The world seems divided! But united we stand, and the Star Spangled Trivet (or Hot Pad!) is ready to stand up to whatever you dish out - and look festive while doing it! Made with bright washable Kitchen Cotton, this free trivet pattern will perk up your table for years to come! It starts with a mesh base, and then the “wiggles” are added to create the fun 3D look - and keep your counters and tables safe!
Liven up your kitchen with a Bright Stripes Dishcloth. Why buy expensive, trendy dishcloths when you can crochet your own? This cool pattern is a prime example of how you can crochet a dishcloth that looks just as cute as kitchen linens in stores. Use this crochet dishcloth pattern to use make as many dishcloths as you need! After all, they tend to go fast with all the messes that happen in the kitchen. You'll love the clean, colorful look of this free crochet dishcloth pattern.
