We are loving this unique take on a crochet deer pattern! Instead of making another deer amigurumi, they made a Winter Deer Girl.

Kids love playing dress-up, especially with their dolls. Luckily, you can easily do that with this Winter Deer Girl.

Since the whole doll is made separately from the clothes, kids can easily change the outfit of the doll. You can even crochet other outfits for your little one's doll.

So if you're looking for a present for your little kids who love playing with dolls, you should definitely consider this pattern.

To make it more fun, make other doll patterns from the same designer to mix and match their outfits!

If you love pretty pastels, portable projects, or granny squares, then get your hook ready for this Flower Clutch! This pouch is made using a repeat motif (small flower square) that is then sewn together to form the pouch.

The stitches used fit quite snugly together, which means that you don't have to line the pouch if you plan to use this for slightly larger things like your phone or wallet. It's the perfect project to use up all those colorful scraps!

The Elf Belly Flatware Holders are a fun addition to your holiday dinner parties! They work up quickly, so it's just as easy to make a set for 4 as it is 16! They are big enough to hold a standard fork, spoon, and knife. Set them beside the plate or on the plate for a beautiful table setting. They would also be great to sell at craft fairs! Also available are Santa, Snowman, and Gingerbread versions.

Keep those ears warm in what could be a very long winter (or chilly fall and spring seasons) with this very quick headband pattern. It's very easy to make, probably won't take more than an evening, and uses less than one skein of yearn. It's a nicely textured headband you can wear on those days you don't feel like brushing your hair :D You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.

Everyone loves snowflakes at Christmastime! And this one is more lovable with a photo of a friend or loved one inside. Project uses a small amount of Size 3 yarn and fabric stiffener. Simple stitches (sc, dc, chain, sl st) are used in the round so this is a good project for a beginner just starting out making circles. And to help you even more there is a complete video tutorial to take you from start to finish!

This beautiful baby blanket was styled to mimic a rag quilt. If you're not familiar with rag quilts, you should look them up. They really are amazing and also a basic and easier version of a detailed quilt. Each solid granny square has holes in the shape of an "X" the same way that the stitching would be on a traditional rag quilt square. The light ruffling around each square is sweet without being geared too much toward a girl's blanket. This pattern is easy and contains many pictures. It uses chains, single crochets, half double crochets and double crochets.

Crocheted flowers and hexie motifs are a perfect match. You love these worked up in a rainbow of colors - just join them together for an afghan full of gorgeous blooms.

If joining's not your thing, these motifs stand on their own as placemats, too. Add a few extra rounds with your final color until you have the size you need.

This Peony Baby Blanket Pattern will help you to make the beautiful unique square afghan for girl. This blanket is worked in round from the center out.

The pattern is a repetition of 2 rows, which means you can customize the blanket size by the number of repetitions. The cluster stitches and chains create the warm yet breathable fabric.

This gorgeous lacy blanket is designed using the German shells or virus stitch and a block or granny stitch (groups of double crochets) It is lovely in white and “grows” a lot like a granny square. This blanket's finished size is 47 inches by 47 inches square.