"I designed this sweater a little shorter than I normally do to go with high waisted jeans. However, this is an easily customizable sweater and the instructions to make it longer or the sleeves shorter are found on the website. This pattern is very beginner friendly. It starts at the collar and you work your way to the bottom, finishing up at the sleeves. The is no seaming at the end because you join using slip stitches at the end of each row."
When the flowers start blooming outside, use your crochet hooks to grow some of your own inside. This large daisy crochet flower pattern captures the colorful freshness of nature and makes a statement with its five-and-a-half inch diameter. This design stands out by adding a leaf and a second layer of petals, but it still uses easy crochet stitches, keeping this from becoming a stressful project. You can attach this flower to a headband or make several to create a soft, long-lasting garden display, and it's easy to vary the colors to reflect your personal favorites.
"I have designed this cardigan with cropped length. The front neckline hem is worked as part of each row so you don't have to work it afterwards. I added 3/4 sleeves so it is perfect for those warmer months or transition periods between warmer and colder seasons. The open front ads to the relaxed feel so you can just “throw a cardi on” whatever you are wearing. The pattern can be easily adjusted, if you prefer more classic look to your cardigans. I have included size adjustment instructions to change the length and width."
People travel from all over the world to see South African Veld Flowers in their natural habitat, but you can see one in your living room with this free crochet flower pattern. This flower is unique as far as crochet flower patterns go. We really like the details in the center of this exotic flower, which give it a refined look. This flower would look gorgeous on any crochet hat or handbag. Give this free crochet flower pattern a try and take your crochet motifs to the next level.
"This stitch pattern looks more complicated than what it truly is. That's what makes me love it! People think I spent forever on the stitch but in reality, it's super simple. The sweater is created using the Dragon stitch. The dragon stitch is such a versatile stitch that you can use it on any one of your projects. Materials: #4 Worsted weight yarn and 5mm hook The stitches used are the shell stitch and chains. This pattern does have a 4 row repeat. I suggest stitch markers to not lose your place in the pattern."
"This poncho is airy and light; perfect for summer time! It can be worn over a t-shirt or tank or use it as a swimsuit cover-up. The poncho is made by crocheting two simple rectangles and seaming them together. The stitch pattern is very simple and is worked with mostly triple crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet stitches. Using worsted weight yarn, this pattern works up very quickly and there are photos to show you how to assemble the piece."
"What is the longest that you have ever worked on a project you finished? For me, I would have to say it is this project, the Evergreen Cardigan! I started this project a year ago. I picked it up and put it so many time I lost count! But I am beyond thrilled to finally be releasing this Free Crochet Cardigan Pattern for you! I really love the stitch combo and yarn and it had to be perfect!"
"The more busy life gets the more I appreciate having pockets! Convenience was super important when I began designing the Holly Cardigan along with it being a beginner crochet project. I have been trying to incorporate crochet pockets into more of my designs recently because I can't always have a purse these days! I hope you enjoy my newest stash busting crochet project on how to crochet a cardigan with pockets! This is a great stash busting project because is uses three different colors of worsted weight yarn! You could easily do more or less colors, maybe even solid!"
"The Chic Moves Crochet Poncho features bold stripes, an easy diagonal stitch pattern, pockets, and a hood - what more could you want? I had fun combining the horizontal stripes with a diagonal mesh pattern, creating lots of movement in the fabric! The pocket and hood are both optional, but personally, I love them both! All together they create a cozy warm crochet poncho that's just fun to wear!"
