The Kid's Cabled Hoodie is an intermediate level crochet pattern that features deep ribbing on the cuffs and hem, a cabled pattern on the front and a hood complete with a button placket. This design uses Malabrigo Twist yarn for a solid color with subtle color variations but can be made in any worsted weight yarn. This project uses sizes H and J hooks, a yarn needle and two 5/8" buttons. It is sized for kid's 2-10.
The texture and size of this wrap feel cushy and luxurious, and I love grabbing it for really windy or chilly days because it really holds in the warmth. This project is great to crochet on a night in, as the lighter weight yarn makes this a project you'll want to take your time with. But if you're a speedy Sally, feel free to breeze right through. I find it relaxing to break out during tv time, and it uses a special V stitch for an impressive, texturized style. Wrap this loosely or tightly for different looks.
Crochet this circular coaster using basic crochet stitches, worsted weight #3 yarn and a 4.50mm hook. They are ideal to practice your crochet skills with. Made in a variety of colors, they can be used in your dining area, on coffee tables and also on your garden furniture when entertaining alfresco. I am sure when your family and friends see how nice they look around your home, they will want you to make them a set to match their own decor.
The Lemon Drop Toddler Dress is a free, easy crochet pattern for a toddler's dress. It can be worn as a cute dress or jumper and features crochet stitches that look like flowers.
This striped Boomerang Keyhole Scarf Crochet Pattern is made with treble crochet stitches in a boomerang asymmetrical shape, as well as dk yarn. This is a great lightweight shawl to wear for the fall and spring seasons. This would even make a great accessory to wear to summer weddings and festivals! Since this uses basic stitches, this would be a great beginner project as well! If you're looking for a quick weekend project, this shawl pattern is perfect :)
With a simple and elegant design, the Tunisian Crochet Tresca Potholder combines beauty and functionality. Crochet this free and easy double-thick potholder. The pattern includes written instructions and a chart in the PDF version. Construction This potholder is made by joining two identical Tunisian crochet squares. This way you'll get a double-thick potholder, which is perfect to handle hot pots and pans in the kitchen. Size The finished Tunisian Crochet Tresca Potholder is a square with a side of approximately 5.5″ (14 cm).
This crochet pattern bundle is for a baby dolls onesie and headband. The doll clothes are suitable for 14” baby dolls. The dolls onesie is crocheted using the lemon peel stitch, it has a cute lace collar and buttons up the front. The matching headband is also made using the lemon peel stitch and is topped with a pretty crochet flower. ⭐️ Doll size ⭐️ The following measurements are of the doll used in the photo. You can easily adjust the length of the sleeves, legs and torso by simply adding or removing extra rows in these areas. Height - 14” Waist circumference - 24cm Torso length - 16cm Arm circumference - 9cm Under arm length - 11cm Thigh circumference - 15cm Inside leg length -11cm Head circumference - 27cm Finished size of onesie - H 26cm x W 14cm ⭐️ Yarn ⭐️ DK (weight 3) yarn. I used King Cole Pricewise DK. A - grey - 11g (32m/35yd) B - lemon - 58g (169m/185yd) Total - 69g (201m/220yd) ⭐️ Supplies you will need ⭐️ - Crochet hook 4mm (G-6) - Tapestry needle - DK yarn (weight 3) - Scissors - 14” baby doll - 3 x 15mm button This pattern is intermediate skill level. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know basic crochet stitches. The onesie is made in one piece and there is very minimal sewing involved. To expand you will only need to sew on the buttons and flower.
With winter approaching, it is time to change your cupboards again. Whilst doing so, it is also time to take stock of what matches, what you'll be needing to buy for the new season and what you can throw out.
It took me a while to realise that I actually don't have something navy to wear around my neck. And that was not good at all. So, the quickest and easiest to make was a cowl with the lovely textured pattern. You'll love it - click through for the free crochet pattern.
Happy Fall Y'all! When I set out to design this pattern, I intended for it to be a throw pillow cover. After making it in single crochet (scroll down for pic) I decided that it was too small and redid it using half double crochet. I think it looks much better. I was also happy to find out that it ended up being the perfect size for a placemat. So, I decided to go with it and I designed a matching coaster. You could still use this pattern as a pillow cover though!
