This poncho pattern is great for beginners as there is no edging at the neck or bottom. I love the simplicity of the finish. Adding the fringe is also optional, but I just love fringes. Ponchos are so on trend right now. You can make the Herringbone Poncho with your choice of worsted weight yarn, either acrylic, wool or cotton, just look for the number (4) on the yarn label. This poncho is perfect for any season as it is meant for layering and creating your own look. To wear it in summer just pop it on over a t shirt, and in winter add it over a warm sweater for extra coziness.

I am totally in love designing easy, simple and quick gloves pattern. Victoria's Winter Crochet Fingerless Gloves is a very simple pattern with openwork texture. It is easily customizable pattern. You can make it any size you like. Use any #4 - Medium / Worsted weight yarns (Approx: 80 yards). This pattern is also great stash buster project. Victoria's Winter Crochet Fingerless Gloves made with Premier yarns, Deborah Norville Everyday Soft Worsted - Cream and I-9, 5.5mm crochet hook.

Nothing lasts forever, except this beautiful pot of pansies that stays fresh and never wilts. Crochet in the spring shades shown, or imagine your own perfect bouquet. Invest some time on this cheerful project that's thoughtful for Mother's Day or anytime.

This Color Pop Clutch is the absolute perfect size for all of your essentials and doesn't leave any room for you to carry around extra, unneeded items. This is so chic and trendy, and it's such a quick crochet you can make it in one sitting.

Cacti are happy, bright, summery, and fun - so Crochet Cactus Potholders are perfect for your kitchen! These thick squishy crocheted hot pads make great trivets too! The key to the Crochet Cactus Potholders is to use 100% cotton yarn - Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie! With cotton yarn, you can use these Cacti with hot dishes without worrying about melting your project on your next hot dish. The Crochet Cactus Potholders are a set - there's a tall cactus and a ball cactus, both kitchen ready. But they aren't limited to being just potholders! The tall cactus also would make a great oven mitt if you sew two of them together. And the Ball Cactus would be super cute under a real flower pot! However you use them, they are sure to brighten up your table.

In the Designer's Words: "Cheer up your living room in this Spring and Summer season with the Pears Blossom Doily. The pattern looks very delicate when you look at it first, but there are no need to worry too much about it because you only need to know how to crochet ch,sc, hdc, dc, sl st, 2-dc bobble st and dc2tog."
Add simple and soft accents to your home when you learn how to crochet a doily. These crochet doily patterns can be added to the surface of end tables to protect the surface as well as soften the texture of the furniture to give your home a cozy crochet feel. The Pear Blossoms Crochet Doily pattern is an intermediate crochet pattern that will take you an afternoon or more to make. Work this free crochet pattern up in the classic white of a doily or get creative with more colorful yarn choices.

Ruffled wristwarmers are crocheted with sportweight yarn. Fast and fun to make: no seaming or blocking. An innovative ruffling technique is included, which produces uniform ruffles that keep their shape. Wear them tucked in or tucked out, or put one on your jam jar to dress up a meal.

In the Designer's Words: "This one skein project works up super quickly and is easy enough for a beginner. The yarn does all the color work for you!"
One skein crochet patterns are perfect for working up something quick and cute. These small yet stunning patterns always add some lovely touches to your wardrobe. Check of the Unforgettable One Skein Scarf to learn how to crochet an accessory that you can add to your wardrobe quickly. Worked up in a multi-colored Red Heart Yarn, the yarn does all of the color work for you, allowing you to crochet non-stop without switching yarn colors while still creating an ombre beauty.

This Let is Snow Polar Bear blanket is worked corner to corner. I use the traditional method of making three double crochets for each square. This pattern was the first corner to corner project where I followed the written instructions instead of the graph. I had printed the graph on one page and it was too small. I was able to figure out how to split the graph over 4 pages for you guys so you'll have both options. Happy crocheting!