If you are looking for one of the easiest slouchy beanie crochet patterns you can make, this is it! This slouch is classy, it's got just a bit of texture, and is super easy to crochet. All you need to know is how to make the single crochet and the double crochet! Beanies that are worked as one rectangle and seamed are excellent for beginners. Instead of hoping that a top-down beanie will match gauge and come out the correct size, you can measure as you go to make sure that you are on track per the pattern.

"The Avery Beanie is such a fun beanie to work up! The combination of double crochet cluster stitches and single crochet stitches create such beautiful texture and also make it exciting to work up too! This hat is written in toddler, child, and adult sizes, plus you'll also find a helpful video tutorial! Have fun choosing from the endless color combinations to work up your beanie in! You might have to make a few of them!"

"A cute crochet Beaver Hat was a design request I received from fans whos school mascot was such. I was excited to design this hat and think it turned out adorable. It is all in the details, from the small ears, beady eyes and of course the signature teeth. But, the hat wouldn't be complete without the tail! The pattern comes in sizes from newborn up to adult, this way the entire family can show their school pride! If your a bit hesitant because you haven't sewn on appliques, don't worry, there is a video tutorial included showing you step by step instructions. "

"I'm very excited to share my first crochet bag pattern! I had purchased some Bernat Outdoor yarn a while back and was originally going to make outdoor pillows (which I will probably still do) but the feel of the yarn (stretchy and durable) made me think it would be perfect for a summer beach bag. The bag is worked in the round from the bottom up with a J 6mm crochet hook and half double crochet (hdc) stitches. The pattern is simple and works up quickly, making it a great crochet bag for beginners."

"The Gathering Rosebuds Market bag is a free crochet pattern for a fun slouchy style bag. A lovely front post puff stitch creates the look of rosebuds and beautiful pops of texture. Works up quickly with just one cake of self-striping Caron Cake yarn. Photo and Video stitch tutorial provided. Approximate finished size: 11” tall from base (not counting strap) x 11” wide base Main body of bag is worked in one piece in the round and then the strap is crocheted separately and sewn to the top of the bag.

"Raid your stash for the colorful yarn scraps you'll need to make this granny circle bag. This is such a fast and fun little crochet project. It's a really easy pattern too! Make one for yourself and prepare for all the compliments you're going to get. Your friends and family will probably want one too. You could even sell these in your online shop or at your next craft fair event. So many possibilities with this great pattern!"

Summer retro style meets function and versatility in this fun crochet hexagon tote bag. I used an easy hexagon pattern and added a little visual interest by adding a pop of color, to create the main portion of the bag. Basic crochet stitches were then used to form the bag's solid, sturdy bottom and strap.

"This fun bag is so simple! It's all about the fold. Make all that lovely texture, pair it with some variegated yarn, and you'll have a gorgeous piece of fabric to fold. It's easy to customize and accessorize. You'll make one or two in no time! You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online."

"This fun and easy crochet market bag uses two skeins of kitchen cotton yarn and a large hook for a light but sturdy bag. You'll be surprised at just how much you can fit in it! The base is solid, to keep your items contained, but the mesh sides work up very quickly. This bag is perfect for a beach bag, market tote, or even a bag for toting your library books in. The possibilities are endless!"