The Little Princess Baby Blanket is fit for royalty - but available to all - with this free crochet pattern on Moogly! The Little Princess Baby Blanket features a gentle “royal” wave and regal shades of purple. But because it's for the littlest princesses, it's made with easy care 100% acrylic Lion Brand Vanna's Choice - so you don't need a team of nannies to take care of it! The lacy waves and colors of the Little Princess Blanket are so pretty together, but I can't wait to see what colors you use to make yours!

"Create your own stylish sofa / lounge throw with the free Marian Bay Throw Pattern. Made with chunky/bulky weight yarn, and 6.5mm hook this pattern works up quickly while watching a couple of your favourite movies. Suitable for beginners, this throw is made using a combination of double and treble crochet stitches to create a raised textured effect similar to the alpine stitch and a sensual feel to the hand. Made in solids, with stripes or colour changing yarn, this pattern looks fabulous every time."

"This large crochet mesh market bag is one of my favorite projects. It is so fun to make, and it feels good being eco-friendly bringing my own bag to carry items. Crochet Sturdy Mesh Tote This crochet tote is made from just one yarn cake! I used cotton string fingering yarn to crochet this lightweight mesh bag. It is pretty and it folds up to stash in a handy place. This one-piece crochet bag design is a semi-circle that increases with each row that is added. The crochet stitches used in this pattern are the double crochet stitch and the puff stitch."

"The Picnic Clutch was designed in honor of my Mom and all the wonderful things she does for our family! This pattern uses 7 different colours of cotton yarn, but you can use as many, or as little, as you like! Pattern includes instructions to make this clutch in size 10x6.5”. All of my patterns have been tested by several accomplished pattern testers and designers to ensure that you are getting a pattern free of mistakes and is easy to follow. Please note that all my patterns are written in standard American terms."

"Grassy slopes and green hills ~ the Hillside Handbag will have you there in just moments. Pair this purse with transitional fall outfits, or make a colorful version for the perfect kiddy tote! ~ The Hillside Handbag is the third and final item in the Daytrip Collection. You can check out the projects in the Daytrip Collection on my Youtube channel, Cobalt Crochet Tutorials. ~ If you have any questions, please DM me @cobalt_crochet_ !"

"The clutch is great if you need a small bag to carry with you while you're out and about, or to use as a catch-all in a larger bag, like a purse. I use mine inside my project bag for my smaller crochet/knitting accessories while I'm in transit."

"This cute little bag is perfect for a quick trip when you're just picking up a couple things at the store. Or, you can always use it as your day to day purse. I mean, it is that stinking cute! For my bag, I used Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK, which is a medium wight 3 DK yarn. Cotton is usually best to use for a market bag because they then to stretch less after blocking. I used 375 yards to create my bag. Also, this bag does well with a lining. You don't have to line it (most market bags are not lined, and they stretch quite a bit, but I lined mine because I don't like the stretching! But, do what makes you happy!"

"Carry all of your essential items in one place with this gorgeous color block crochet tote. This pattern works up quickly and has a simple, get gorgeous look. This pattern is written in US terms. Written pattern includes references on when to switch colors for both the two toned and three toned totes. You will need to know how to slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet."

"Here is the new pattern to crochet Suzette market bag! It's easy! It is made with modified Suzette stitch. I have always liked crocheting Suzette stitch which is sc+dc in the same space. So when I was making my wine totes for Christmas fair last year, I wanted to add a pattern in addition to the shell stitch tote. I used Suzette stitch and added a chain between each sc+dc to make it look more sheer. And I crocheted in continuous rounds to get the spiral texture of the tote."