"When I started designing the Halsey Crochet Cardigan my goal was to create a project that was easy to make and easy to wear. This cardigan uses only single crochet and double crochet so its pretty beginner friendly. The best part is it's also completely seamless! The Halsey Crochet Cardigan is made from the top down without seams in a simple stitch that gives a lovely texture. Available in sizes XS-5X it's super versatile. Kindred from We Crochet makes for a super cozy cardigan you'll love cuddle up in around the house but it's also stylish enough to wear out and and about."

"What kind of blanket do you make for a little boy who only likes the color green and really loves football? An Easy Football Field Crochet Blanket of course. I love to hear from people when they tell me how quickly they made their blankets or what colors they chose. This blanket yarn just makes it so, so easy to crochet projects. In fact, I have created many different patterns for Bernat Blanket Yarn Projects, so if you like how quickly you can make this Easy Football Field Crochet Blanket you should definitely see some of my other blankets!"

"The September Square uses interlocking crochet in the round to create an interesting colorwork project. This square is an explosion of rectangles and is one of the more challenging patterns in the set of 12 squares to be released this year. The pattern includes a link to a youtube video with a full tutorial to walk you through this pattern each step of the way! It's available for free on my blog including charts, written description, and video. "

Make this Crocheted Crib Afghan for that special little one in your life. The colors and unique design of this beautiful crocheted afghan are unlike any other baby blanket pattern available. This free crochet pattern is for intermediate crocheters and is made with three sets of granny squares and three sets of crocheted shells in between, with picot edging.

"I used these cute Patriotic Star Granny Squares as dishcloths, so I made them out of 100% cotton, using Lily Sugar n Cream yarn. They could also be used as afghan squares, and could be done in a variety of different colors. Make a bunch and utilize the granny squares as dishcloths, washcloths, oversized coasters (or “mug rugs”), blanket squares, and more. The written pattern is free on the blog, so grab your crochet hook and ENJOY!"

"The July Interlocking Square uses interlocking crochet in the round to create a stunning geometric design. This pattern uses two colors of worsted weight yarn and a size H crochet hook. The free pattern includes written instructions, charts, and a video tutorial to walk you through this fun (and addicting!) technique. This is the 7th square in the interlocking tiles set, which is being released one square per month for the entire 2021 year. I hope you enjoy it!"

It's not every day that you come across a crochet pattern that includes the beauty and simplicity of a cactus. The Succulent Cactus Crochet Granny Square incorporates several bold colors and is an ideal choice if you plan to use a multitude of crochet granny squares to create a purse, bag, or other unique accessory. Although the centerpiece of this granny square design features a cactus, it's anything but prickly, as the edges feature a delicate lace-like pattern. This easy crochet pattern would make an ideal gift for anyone who likes to keep things a bit quirky.

"Make either a mini kiss clasp coin purse, or a drawstring pouch, with this free Rainbow Purse and Pouch crochet pattern! The finished coin purse or pouch measures approximately 2.5” high by 3” wide, with an opening of 2” in diameter. I have used Drops Paris and Rico Essential Cotton Aran/Worsted weight yarn, with a 4.5mm hook. You can use any Aran/Worsted weight yarn, but I would recommend using cotton for sturdiness and durability. Exact gauge isn't too important. Just keep your stitches compact to avoid large gaps in your finished purse."

"There are so many different ways to crochet market bags, and the Caldwell Crochet Market Bag happens to use some cute granny squares in its construction. These granny squares are created with puff stitches and open double crochet v-stitches. You'll first whip out your squares, sew them together, then add a little border and rope handles to finish it off. I used Paintbox Yarns Cotton line: cotton aran, which is a wonderfully soft and easy cotton to work with. "