Crochet Potholders are versatile. You have a choice to make them in any shape you wish. By using different combination and variety of Crochet Stitches, you can give them a lovely textured look. They are both decorative and functional and they also make beautiful gifts for your loved ones, be it any occasion. You can color code them and make them according to the holiday season. Today am sharing the pattern for this super easy and quick to make Crochet Square Placemat Potholder. These work up really quickly. I have used Cobble Stone Stitch. This is an awesome stitch pattern which gives a lovely texture. This pattern is a repeat of only 2 rows throughout which is made by alternating each row. The Border is made up with Puff Stitches. These pot holders would look nice with both variegated and solid colors. These pretty potholders are the perfect beginner pattern for a quick and fun project to show off your crochet skills. Materials Used:- 4 Ply Cotton Knitting Yarn 4 mm Crochet Hook

The pattern is for an winter kids scarf. The scarf is suitable for children aged 3-8 years. Recommend skill level is easy You will need 1 colours of aran yarn (196m/214yd), 7mm crochet hook, and a tapestry needle. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know basic crochet stitches. You'll also need to know how to work in front/back posts. The crochet pattern is 3 pages long and contains progress photos, gauge information and finished sizes.

Moving on, here is a sunset shawl which combines the laciness of the first, with the colors of the latter, and yet is it's own stunning creation. In particular, I think the long length and voids make it a real gem.

Mving on, nature inspired crochet takes into fall, with earth tones, olives and fiery oranges. Truly, this is a fall stroll in the park in crochet form.

Of course, a heart for heart's sake is also wonderful. So, this Mother's Day heart is not anything in particular, other than just that, a heart with a wonderful, textured hem.

If you love the classic look of chevrons, and the granny stitch in crochet, you'll love this piece! The Granny Chevron Table Runner is made with simple repeats of chain and double crochet stitches, using the classic look of a granny stitch to create a chevron design! This table runner has three distinct chevron points, created by skipping over stitches (decreasing) and adding multiple stitches (increasing). The classic granny stitch is used here to add even more depth and texture to this table runner - making this a true statement piece for the center of your dining table. Once you get started with this piece, and memorize the one repeating row of stitches, it is very quick and easy to work up with very little focus needed! Because this is a piece of decoration, you can use yarn colors, fibers, and weights that you like best. Follow the pattern exactly to make a 44” long runner, or you can easily adjust the pattern length by adding rows until you have a length you love. While this pattern is written to create a table runner, you can use the stitch repeat multiple to work this design into other projects: washcloth, scarf, blanket, rug, and so much more!

Your kids will feel just like Elsa with this Snow Queen Crochet Cape. Learn how to crochet this cape as well as multiple different snowflake patterns to embellish your child's accessory that will really make them feel authentic. The best part about this crochet pattern is that you can adjust the size for both the little ones that are openly obsessed and the older ones that don't want to admit it. It would be great as a costume, a winter shawl, or just for them to show off to their friends.

This free crochet triangle shawl pattern is for you! I designed this crochet shawl pattern with a beautiful bobble stitch edging to add some flare! This is an easy, meditative beginner friendly crochet pattern! I love creating crochet triangle shawls that can also double as scarves because I always need fashion options! just love cotton yarns and especially this Comfy Cotton Blend! It is so soft and feels amazing on your skin! So when I wanted to design a new free crochet shawl pattern I really wanted it to feel like it was hugging you!

However, a geometric blanket is also a great showcase for a vivid color palette. Thus, here is a similar, yet so different geometric beauty.