This Seeing Spirals Washcloth has a different texture on each side and a fun spiral effect. The spiral in this piece makes me think of the spirals on sea shells. The spiral is created by working in a continuous round using the half double crochet in the third loop.

This technique gives the washcloth a subtle texture. Package this with some handmade soap or sugar scrub and it will make a cheerful pamper yourself gift for any occasion.

Combine mod-retro squares and long-wearing yarn for this Crochet Urban Squares Purse Pattern that is very today. Choose any three of your favorite colors for a totally unique accessory!

Here's a free crochet pattern for smiling slices of watermelon keychains. These keychains are perfect for teachers' gifts or stocking stuffers!

It's cute, it's small, and you can whip up a batch of these in an evening for all the people on your list! So what better way to bring in the summer than with little smiling slices of watermelon?

This pattern is written in the correct number of stripes and stars to accurately depict the great American Flag. This blanket would be a great throw for the couch because it was made to fit over the back

These adorable little coasters would look great on anyone's coffee table! Crochet a cute apple coaster to hold your drink or your apple. These lovely crochet apple coasters will look fabulous on your garden table or your autumn dinner table.

Why carry a bag that looks like all the others when you can crochet one that reflects the crochet-lover in you? This bag is just the right size and is easy to crochet. The colorful paisley design is added with easy to learn cross-stitch.

This adorable Bohemian Chic Crochet Purse is a great crochet bag pattern for beginners and looks great with any outfit.

This is a simple yet chic purse that's oh so fun to wear. Going out for the night? This bag is big enough for your phone, wallet, make-ups, keys, and a few other essentials to help you rock the night!

This Lara's Lapghan Crochet Pattern is a perfect stash-buster project. One square measures 5 inches and is a simple, repetitive pattern. With the ease of joining each square as you go, it makes even the larger of blankets or throws feel a little bit quicker.

However, I think it's the border that makes this pattern pop. The use of different stitches and texture work well together to give it that finishing touch.

This Planned Pooling Crochet Tote Bag is so lovely with its cute bamboo handles. The planned pooling technique is not for beginners, but if you are a fairly confident crocheter or want to challenge yourself, give this crochet tote bag pattern a try!