This baby blanket is crocheted with the lovely "wattle stitch" which is super simple and quick to make! There is a full stitch tutorial included in the pattern. The blanket is not only super soft, but it's easy and works up in a flash. Line it with pom-poms to add to the playfulness, or keep it without. If you are looking for a baby blanket that will work up in no time, this is a great choice!
If you're looking for a small and easy crochet project, that is and adorable and beautifully crafted seashell, with a pedal inside, then this pattern is just the one for you!
Ideal as a soft pocket toy, as decoration, or as a gift. This easy seashell crochet pattern is small enough that it can be completed pretty fast, allowing you to make multiple of them in no time!
No wonder crochet flowers look more attractive and fabulous than others. Excitingly! Creating crochet flowers and motifs doesn't require too much yarn. You can make the crochet flower motifs reusing yarn scrap and leftover. Use these motifs to attach to anything like kitchen napkins, aprons, and mitts. If you are on the initial level crochet craft, this DIY crochet flowers motif is ideal for availing and creating.
Get an adorable and super cute DIY vase with a crochet daisy flower and a little ladybug with her. Use cotton yarn in soft pink, purple, yellow, and green colors to make this daisy flower with a ladybug. You can use a small size crochet hook to minimize the stuffing look of this DIY craft. Vary the size of yarn and hook according to the size of the flower and ladybug.
This heirloom cabled throw blanket pattern is so stunning! It is easier than it looks with a 4 row repeat and an in depth video tutorial! Perfectly warm and fun to crochet just in time for the holidays. This is an advanced level crochet pattern, and the techniques you will need to know are double crochet, front and back post double crochet and slip stitch. Some experience with cabling is helpful but not required.
I'm celebrating the granny square day with my crochet flower granny square! Granny Square Day is an international online celebration of this iconic make on Instagram. I have designed a crochet flower granny square especially for this day! It consists of a sweet flower motif in the middle. The subsequent rounds are then worked to the back of the flower making it pop out and 3D. Lastly, it has a couple of rounds of lacy crochet stitches to finish it off.
This Pretty and Playful Sheep Granny Square is a sweet addition to any crocheter's collection. If you love sheep or know someone who has a fondness for this fuzzy animal, then this free crochet granny square pattern cannot be beat. The squares are adorable on their own, but you can also work up several to create a precious blanket. You won't need many squares in order to make a comfortable blanket, because each granny square is quite large. The bobble stitch used for this project is similar to sheep's wool. Whether you create this design for yourself or gift it to a loved one, there's no denying the cuteness of this pattern.
Make these tropical flowers with bright color yarn to add a DIY hair clip collection to your wardrobe. Crafting these flowers would be a perfect crochet activity for an intermediate and experienced person. You can create these flower clips for your daughter and her friends in no time and effort. Use crochet thread in different colors and a 1.4mm hook to customize these tropical flowers’ hair clips.
We've all started a project or two that leaves us with leftover yarn. Break out that old yarn for Anastacia's Scrap Afghan. The colors don't even have to match for this crochet afghan pattern. The scrappier looking the better!
I am in love with the combination of pinks and cream here, and how the edging turned out! It gives me a vintage feel. This blanket would be a great baby shower gift, or as part of your nursery. The size makes it great for changing baby's diaper, tummy time and cuddling. It's also longer than my I Love This Soft Baby Ripple Blanket so it’ll work great for toddlers and children also. I put it on the legs to see, and it covered them comfortably with my feet left hanging out. Now, I think I want one to use when I am sitting up in bed crocheting!"
