I named this crochet bag pattern the On the Bias Tote Bag, not because of how I worked the design (it's worked in rows), but because of how it appears after it's folded and seamed. The finished bag looks like it was worked on the bias, but the rectangle of the bag is constructed by working back and forth in simple rows. The combination of Lion Brand Yarn’s 24/7 cotton and simple crochet stitches give this crochet market bag its classic appeal. And the addition of a simple macrame pattern at each end of the strap, along with the wooden beads, give it a fun, boho vibe.

The What You Love Shawl is crocheted from the center out in a triangle shape that expands as you add more rows. It uses a mix of stitches to create a cozy and stylish accessory you will be proud to wear everywhere. Drape it around your shoulders for warmth or wrap it around your neck as a trendy triangle scarf, you decide. Pick a few colors you love and get started on this fun project today.

The 'Wavy Lines' Dishcloth is quick and easy project, great for gift giving. You'll need just one ball of cotton yarn (approx. 100 yards) to make one dishcloth. Dress up your kitchen with a pop of color, and (maybe) it will make cleaning more fun. No promises though!

Bags come in all various sizes and styles, but crossbody bags are our favorite. This Classic Crossbody Bag is easy to carry and big enough to fit your daily essentials, and then some. This style of bag eliminates possible shoulder pain that over-the-shoulder purses usually can cause. Use any color yarn you want to complete this free crochet pattern. Straps are attached from the inside of the bag. Once you've completed the pattern, you can add a variety of embellishments including a zipper, decorative button, fabric lining, or a snap closure.

This wrap was designed for the warmer weather during the spring, summer and fall. It is lightweight and super soft. Lacy and playful. Simple to crochet and the added fringe, makes it fun to wear. Designed using 3-colors of The Cotton Wool (100% Pima Cotton Yarn from We Are Knitters), with an easy to remember stitch pattern repeat, basic crochet stitches and zero ends to sew in! This design is soon to be one of your very favorites.

Bobble stitches create beautiful texture and dimension in this brightly-colored crochet heart potholder -- a modern twist on your grandma's favorite craft!

A reusable crocheted grocery bag like this is always good to have around when shopping. Go green this season with free crochet bag patterns. It's eco-friendly.

Now you can make this beautiful and simple crochet triangular shawl! I used 1 1/2 yarn cakes for this project and it was very quick to make. You can add tassels or fringe if you want. The triangular shawl is made with repeating 6 rows, so this pattern is easy to memorize. I used a 5.5 mm crochet hook. There is also a video tutorial on how to make it. Please share the pattern with your yarn friends!

Who wants to enjoy some donuts without any calories with their coffee? Try these cute donut coasters sets to add to your dining decor or for your bakery or cafe. Looking for something quick and easy for craft fairs? These will help you build your inventory with all that scrap yarn lying around. The coasters come with a holder in which you can neatly stack them when not in use. Make them in acrylic or cotton worsted weight yarn

Make these bunny bags for all of your egg hunters this Easter! This simple and beginner-friendly crochet pattern uses basic crochet stitches and every day worsted weight yarn. By finishing it with a simple embroidered face and perfect little bow embellishment, you can turn this project into a special keepsake that kids can use year after year. You can customize each bag by changing colors and embellishments - or even by stitching the egg hunters name on the bag.