If you have ever gone hunting on the web for a virus shawl pattern, you have probably realized that written instructions for these types of crochet patterns are few and far between. There are a TON of how to crochet a virus shawl or blanket Youtube videos out there, but written instructions are not as easily located. Crocheters who prefer written instructions will be forever grateful for these Virus Crochet Shawl Written Instructions. The written instructions from this pattern are slightly modified from a popular (UK) pattern on Youtube (see below) in order to explain the pattern in US terms (that vary slightly).

This vibrant 4-hour crochet table runner is perfect for a beginner to make. If you have been crocheting awhile, then it is the ideal project to make when you want to relax and watch some television. This crochet pattern used the no chain double crochet and the chainless standing double crochet. If you are not familiar with these stitches, no worries. There are video tutorials for the stitches and the pattern. This is perfect if you are newer to crochet or have been crocheting awhile. A fun and quick crochet project to use up some yarn stash.

The Busy Girl's Crochet Handbag is a great pattern to make if you're always on-the-go. It measures about 11 inches wide and 7 inches tall, which is the ideal size to take wherever your adventures lead you. Plus,make the matching sunglasses crochet case if you're looking for a well put-together, coordinated look. There's no better way to look like an instant fashionista than with a matching set of crochet accessories.

The Granny shawl is one of the easiest shawls you have ever made! The pattern is easy to memorize and within hours you have a comfortable and big shawl.

This is an adorable free pattern, available on my blog, that is perfect for Spring or Easter Celebrations! The base of the coaster is large enough that the small pom pom tail does not interfere with use. Or omit the pom pom and sew a face on for a cute bunny coaster or hot pad! The project uses cotton yarn, any brand, a size H hook, and a small yarn pom pom for the tail! Check out my blog for more free patterns! Let me know what you think!

The Pom Pom Happiness Shawl is a beautiful shawl with - as the name says - a pom pom border. This happy shawl is perfect for spring, summer and also for kids. This pattern will turn out great with yarn cakes that subtly change colors. It's an easy pattern with basic stitches such as single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet. This makes it a great project for beginners. The pattern is written in English and uses US crochet terminology.

Tunisian crochet is used to create this Pretty Pebbles Dishcloth. Once you learn how to do Tunisian crochet, using your new skills can be addicting. This dishcloth pattern is really quite simple to crochet if you know the basics of Tunisian crochet. Plus, it's easy to adjust the size of this Pretty Pebbles Dishcloth, so you could also use it as a washcloth or potholder if you prefer. Worsted weight variegated cotton yarn is ideal to use for this free crochet pattern, but any color works just as well.

We designed the Bijou backpack because we know you have places to go. Sometimes, you want to be hands free, but purses get in the way. Store everything you need in this fun-size, elegant backpack. You'll be working with the lemon peel stitch to get that nice, tight texture of a strong bag. Choose your colors and your button to match with one another, and you're in business. We can see this backpack working just great for a trip to the beach, a day spent strolling around a museum, our getting touted around as you explore somewhere new.

This pretty shawl is light and airy and can be worn in so many ways! Drape it over your shoulders with the opening in the front or the back. Pin it closed, or wrap the end over one shoulder. You can even bunch it up and use it as a scarf! Lover's knot designs look complicated, but they're really just a series of long chains and single crochets. The pattern includes a link to a tutorial. The instructions for the main section (not the edging) are provided in both written and charted formats, so you can see how the stitches come together. Because this is lace and is so open, your yardage and finished size may vary quite a bit. It will depend on how springy your yarn is, and how aggressively you block it. Mine grew from 36 x 60 inches to 44 x 72 inches just in the blocking.