If you've been looking for a unique hat to make for the winter months, this Priceless Mohawk Hat is it. Make this crocheted hat if you've always secretly wanted a mohawk but couldn't bear to actually cut your hair.

This beautiful crochet design can be used on for many things-a headband, hair accessory, sash belt, and more!

If learning Tunisian crochet has been on you're to-do list, you're in the right place. The most basic Tunisian crochet stitch is the Tunisian Simple Stitch and is the place to start when just starting out.

Use your favorite colors of crochet thread to update this classic doily. This new take on the doily is perfectly at home in traditional or modern room settings. It's an easy pattern but very beautiful and draws on vintage crochet patterns of the past.

This easy double scarf crochet pattern is perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. If you're just starting out in crochet, use this scarf to practice working double crochet, learning how to maintain a straight edge, and getting an even tension.

This easy granny square pattern is a variation on the classic crochet granny square. It uses the same first two rounds as a basic granny square, then you finish it with two more rounds of single crochet stitches.

The easy granny square flower pattern is probably the most simple crochet flower motif out there and can be used to make almost anything your imagination can think of.

This gorgeous all double crochet afghan is perfect for beginners or for when you don't want to count stitches. This baby blanket crochet pattern is perfect for relaxing at home while you work on a pattern.

This free crochet pattern is soooo easy! If you know how to double and single crochet, then you're good to go! The pattern is written from top-down. Measure from one end of your shoulder across to the end of your other shoulder.

The Alissa is an easy crochet blanket throw that is the perfect pattern to pick if you want to have a weekend crochet marathon. This relatively straightforward crochet blanket pattern involves repeats along with some simple stitches to make for a fun, quick, and easy crochet throw!