This scarf is so soft, fluffy and squishy, it is in fact “dreamy”. The Dreamy Scarf is warm too, perfect for those brisk days. I decided to leave the scarf’s edge plain, but I think this one is the perfect candidate for a fringe too. The pattern stitch is a super easy one row repeat that creates a horizontal bar and nice texture. I've used this stitch in blankets before and really love how easily and quickly it works up. Approximately 8” x 66” (Sizing easily adjusted) Designed in worsted weight yarn

If you're looking for a sweet crochet sweater to make for your kids, this Children’s Sweater is perfect. It has a big crochet heart in the center of it. This falls into the list of great crochet patterns for beginners. Because it's so small and is made up of single crochet, anyone can make it. It's a great project to learn a new skill from. This sweater pattern uses the same technique as a graphgan. There's a crochet graph of a heart that you follow while working. You'll learn how to crochet a sweater and use the graphing technique with this smart crochet sweater pattern.

The baby doll hat and mittens crochet pattern is beginner skill level. You'll need to know basic crochet stitches. Additionally you'll need to know how to increase/decrease as well as knowing how to work into the back loop only. To make the baby doll hat and mittens I used deep red DK (weight 3) yarn and a 4mm crochet hook. Don't forget it's important to remember to do your gauge swatch before starting if you want your hat and mittens to fit.

For the Dahlia Shawl / Scarf, I've combined several simple crochet stitches that add both a nice texture and drape. The size is easily customizable so you can crochet it and wear it as a shawl or triangular scarf. For this triangular crochet shawl, I chose Lion Brand Yarns Turnstyles, a self-striping, bulky mohair-look yarn, and all of the colorwork was done for me which made this a perfect crochet project for binge watching my favorite TV shows.

I love granny square projects! This doily was designed to match the shape of a rectangle wax warmer, but the beauty of this doily is that it can easily be made larger or smaller by adding or substracting granny squares. You'll need some worsted weight yarn - I used Lily Sugar n Cream because it's durable, and machine washes and dries well. If you intend on using with warm or moist items, I recommend the cotton (or wool), otherwise any fiber works. This doily took me just over an hour to work up.

Think scarves can only be worn during the cold weather months? Think again. With the Pretty Pink Trillium Scarf, you'll want to wear a crochet scarf year-round. The lightweight lace-like design is comprised of many geometric designs in pink and white, giving this pattern a complex and attention-getting look. With its fingering weight yarn, you can also be assured that you can stay comfortable while wearing this scarf in warmer temperatures. Drape the crochet scarf around your shoulders or keep it tied loosely around your neck; the choice is yours, and either way you're sure to make a fashion statement.

First time I made the adult size cardigan. It is the large size jacket or lacy cardigan. I am always making things for kids, cause of their work are not very lengthy nor difficult, and finished quickly in short time. But the large size things got a lot of time to create, and write the detail of the pattern. So, I am telling u about this project that I made this 1 and a half month to complete, but you don't confused it is very easy to starting and I hope you will do this with in short time.

This free crochet men’s ear warmer pattern is perfect for making a gift your guy will actually wear! This ear warmer is made by working in continuous rounds to crochet a long tube. The tube is then joined and you're left with a double thick ear warmer. It's quick, it's simple, and it gives a great knitted look with nice stretch. It's made with a Category 1 super fine yarn that's such a lovely blend of wool, silk and cotton and uses a fun stitch: the half double crochet in the third loop.

This is a free crochet pattern for a kid's shrug called Aida Shrug. It has a photo tutorial for each step to guide you in your crochet journey.

This particular design reminds me of a butterfly. And when I was young we would give our caterpillars milkweed to eat so they could eventually emerge from their cocoons to be beautiful butterflies. The hexagonal motif shawls are unique in their design and style. They are perfect for outdoor events like weddings or festivals where you might want to keep yourself warm with your gorgeous wrap while still having easy access to your phone and camera.