This gorgeous, one-of-a-kind design will be a hit as a baby shower gift for new moms, or an heirloom within the family that you can made yourself! I love the double lace edging!

Work up this bag for your next trip to the farmer's market or the grocery store. The bag is roomy and airy. Do not worry about getting it dirty, it can be hand washed and laid flat to dry.

This pattern includes a list of materials and row-by-row instructions. There is also a link to a video on the artist's blog.

Depending on your climate, pansies can be among the earliest flowering plants in spring, but you don't even need to wait that long to add color to your day! The word pansy is derived from the French pens'e ('thought') and there's no better way to show someone you're thinking of them than with a cheerful crocheted pansy.

This Cthulhu keychain is the perfect sea monster companion on the go! Use it to guard your backpack, duffle bag, purse, keyring, or anywhere else you can clip it. This pattern is a great stash buster as it requires very little yarn!

Not only would these swooning hearts look good on a set of keys you can also attach it to bag zippers or as a charm for your bag.

These heart amigurumi keychain can be made in many creative ways. You can make them in any weight of yarns and colors. The color combinations are numerous!

A quick and easy project that will bring a lot of joy to your furry little friends. These Crochet Cat Toys are so easy to make, that if they get lost under the sofa you can make more in no time!

A keychain sized t-rex can easily hang from a child's backpack with the addition of a carabiner. The t-rex also has a backpack of his own - how precious! The adorable little backpack is actually functional, so it's the perfect place to store little notes of encouragement for your kids before you send them off to school.

The Autumn Sunrise Infinity Scarf is the perfect wardrobe accessory to launch you into the fall season! The lacy design fights off the slowly chilling temperatures without being too warm. The pattern is a four row repeat and the most difficult stitch you need to be familiar with is the triple (treble) crochet. There is a double crochet puff stitch required as well and there are detailed written instructions on how to execute this particular stitch in the special stitches section of the pattern.

Get this free beginner crochet car applique pattern at Kerri's Crochet. This is a simple design and can be easily made to decorate towels, clothes or a childs room. The complete pattern and video tutorial is available on my website for free. For this pattern you will need blue, black and grey 8 ply wool, which is light worsted in the US and double knit in the UK. A crochet hook, I used a 2.5mm hook. Scissors and a darning needle to weave in ends. Black sewing thread and a sewing needle to stitch the wheels on the car.