Small Doily Pattern

If you are looking for a simple, fun and fast crochet project, this free Small Doily Pattern is just the thing. This cute doily is great for beginners as it works up quickly and doesn't require much yarn. Even though it's small, this doily is perfect for adding a unique and colorful touch to your home decor. I made this doily with cotton thread size 20 and a 1,25 mm crochet hook. It measures almost 16 cm (6,3 inches) in diameter. You can use different yarn weights to create doilies of various sizes.

What type of gift is better than one that is thoughtful, useful, and adds a handmade holiday touch to the home? When you need a quick Christmas gift or just want to add more holiday decor to your own home, this Crochet Christmas Tree Towel Topper is just what you're looking for. You'll have a stack of cute Christmas tree towel toppers in no time! This topper is made by crocheting a triangle, sewing it to the corner of your dishtowel, and leaving openings for the towel to pass through and hang securely.

This Crochet Reindeer Rug is a lace animal rug or reading mat using a granny square technique.

This adorable rug is a great addition to any children's room, it will be your favorite place to play and play your child!

Show off your crochet skills with this mini crochet flower project that's perfect for spring and summer. These Crochet Flower DIY Hair Combs are delicate homemade hair accessories that will help you become comfortable working with small crochet hooks. You can make several of these tiny blossoms over an afternoon and can customize your flowers with brightly colored embroidery floss and beading. These DIY hair combs also make charming gifts for friends or for holidays like Mother's Day. Add an elegant statement piece to your favorite hairstyle with this easy crochet project.

In the Designer's Words: Turn a simple pair of cheap flip flops into some lightweight crocheted slippers/house shoes with this simple tutorial. The cotton yarn makes them perfect for warmer weather!

You will not believe the transformation that happens before your eyes when you learn how to make slippers out of old flip flips. This unexpected free crochet pattern is cheap to make and will last a long time. Unlike other crochet slipper patterns, this charming idea has some serious sole. By adding old shoes in new ways to your crocheting, the Flip Flop Crochet Slippers allow you to make footwear you can wear somewhere besides your home. Never again will you have to switch out of your slippers to step outside for a moment. These would make brilliant beach shoes, too!

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.

Wipe away the dirt and grime with this Up and Down Crochet Dishcloth. This free dishcloth pattern uses the up and down stitch to make a beautiful cloth for wiping those dirty dishes clean. These cloths are easy to make, and they're absolutely delightful to look at. You'll love how decorative this dishcloth is, as it's a small, but mighty, free crochet pattern that can really add some vibrancy and color to your kitchen. These dishcloths also make great gifts for family, friends, or the new neighbors who just moved in down the block.

The Elf Belly Flatware Holders are a fun addition to your holiday dinner parties! They work up quickly, so it's just as easy to make a set for 4 as it is 16! They are big enough to hold a standard fork, spoon, and knife. Set them beside the plate or on the plate for a beautiful table setting. They would also be great to sell at craft fairs! Also available are Santa, Snowman, and Gingerbread versions.

Everyone loves snowflakes at Christmastime! And this one is more lovable with a photo of a friend or loved one inside. Project uses a small amount of Size 3 yarn and fabric stiffener. Simple stitches (sc, dc, chain, sl st) are used in the round so this is a good project for a beginner just starting out making circles. And to help you even more there is a complete video tutorial to take you from start to finish!