The crochet Nordic Textured Crochet coasters is the perfect quick stash busting crochet project. They are easy to make, offers a great look and keeps those coffee spills of your wooden tables. They can easily be washed and used over and over. Quick easy crochet project using your left over yarn. When creating this pattern I wanted to create a quick crochet pattern for my ever growing yarn stash! I'm always keeping those small skeins in case I need them.

Turn any boring paperclip into an essential (and adorable) desk accessory. Whether or not you work in a classroom, it's impossible to resist the adorable Teacher's Favorite Paperclip. It's super easy to turn any silver paperclip into this cute apple paperclip using just a little bit of scrap cotton yarn and a jumbo paperclip. Simply crochet the apple and sew it onto the paperclip to complete this free crochet pattern. It's a great back-to-school gift for teacher friends.

Dishcloths are always handy items to have around the kitchen, so why not try making this Quick Navy Star Crochet Dishcloth? With the final project shaped like a five-point star, this crochet dishcloth is sure to stand out from all of your other dishcloths. If you complete the pattern and find that you love the design so much, you can also choose to use your project as an elegant decorative mat for a vase or household ornament. With so many options, you can't go wrong! Find out how quick and easy this free pattern is to make.

If you know how to crochet granny squares, you'll be able to tackle this crochet dishcloth pattern. The Sweet Cupcake Dishcloth is an easy and practical crochet pattern for beginners that takes a granny square and finishes it off with a fancy scalloped edging. Bright and vivid, the colors remind you of a child's birthday party and of sugary sweet cupcakes and icing. Hang these crochet dishcloths in your kitchen as simple decorations or make multiples to use as coasters and as hot pads.

These washcloths were originally named "slanted shell" but they actually use the Suzette Stitch pattern - a combination of simple single crochet's and double crochet's. This stitch pattern is one of my favorites! The combination of the two stitches together creates a nice cushion, and also a great texture. The beautiful feminine shell stitch here makes this the perfect gift for her or just for yourself! These would also make a wonderful gift for mom this Mother's Day! You'll need about 45 minutes to work one up.

I love these potholders because they are easy to make and can be completed in just a couple of hours or less. They also make great gifts - perfect for housewarmings, birthdays, Mother's Day, etc. This pattern uses a combination of the star stitch and half double crochet worked into the back loop only to create a really elegant pattern that is sure to be a beautiful addition to any kitchen. The potholders are worked in the round which creates the double layer of thickness that I love.

Crochet washcloths are so fun and quick to make and so useful! I have tons of crochet washcloths that I use in my home on a regular basis! I am so excited to bring you another crochet washcloth pattern, featuring the stitch combo used in my popular Ferguson patterns! The Ferguson Washcloth is easy to make, durable, and perfect for your kitchen or bathroom! A simple, one row repeat creates this lovely, oversized crochet washcloth. Pattern Difficulty: Easy Sizing: 10” x 10” Yarn: 95 yards Dishie Worsted 100% cotton yarn

This cute lacy washcloth is light and airy, to help it dry quickly. Still, it has enough body to it to really help get things clean. I liked using a softer cotton for this, so it's perfect for a face cloth. I think it'd look lovely bundled together with a nice handmade soap in a gift basket! There's a full stitch tutorial included in the pattern, so you'll be able to confidently resize the pattern to whatever size you wish- or adapt it to make something entirely different if you'd rather.

They hold just enough soapy water to wash out my cups and glassware easily without retaining so much that they dont dry quickly. You absolutely must try them. They only take a few minutes each and with about 20 yds of cotton, you can make at least 4.