Happy Fall Y'all! When I set out to design this pattern, I intended for it to be a throw pillow cover. After making it in single crochet (scroll down for pic) I decided that it was too small and redid it using half double crochet. I think it looks much better. I was also happy to find out that it ended up being the perfect size for a placemat. So, I decided to go with it and I designed a matching coaster. You could still use this pattern as a pillow cover though!
Bea The Bunny Keychain pattern is the perfect crochet pattern for bunny lovers. Skill Level: Beginner The pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and pictures to help you along the way. Bea the Bunny is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. I suggest using a stitch marker or different color yarn to keep track of each round. Bea the Bunny is crocheted in cotton DK yarn and is approximately 2.5 inches tall including ears. Be aware that size may vary depending on the yarn and hook size used. Gauge is not particularly important, just be consistent with the tension you are using. And most importantly, have fun!
Bust through your stash of scraps with this easy, single crochet triangle shawl. Make it in a bunch of different colors like I did, or just a few. A self striping yarn would be perfect for this pattern. You will need approximately 800 yards of worsted weight yarn, depending on how big you want your shawl. Use a size L (8mm) crochet hook to give the shawl a nice drape, since single crochet tends to be on the stiff side. If you are doing shawl with crazy colors or a lot of stripes, do NOT wait until the end to weave in those tails. Trust me!
The Sand Dollar Coasters were first published in Happily Hooked Magazine in 2018. It took a lot of trial and error and many ugly sand dollars to finally arrive at these. The sand dollars on the beach in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico were so awesome and inspiring, I knew I had to make one. And not just one, enough of them to decorate my patio table in the summer months. These coasters use fpdc, dc, tr, and crab stitch to make a texture-rich, whimsical pattern for Summer decorating.
Here's one of those great free crochet pattern for bags! Unlined Book Tote is easy and will be a great way to use up that random yarn you have lying around.
This crochet pattern is for a cutie bear doll hat. The doll clothes are suitable for 16' - 18' dolls. The dolls beanie has bear ears, and flowers sewn on. Yarn DK (weight 3) yarn. I used 28g (79m/87yd) of King Cole Pricewise Supplies you will need - Crochet hook 4mm (G-6) - Tapestry needle - DK yarn (weight 3) - Scissors - 16' - 18' doll This pattern is easy skill level. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know basic crochet stitches. There is sewing involved and you'll need to sew on the ears and roses to the dolls hat.
The Chalkboard Crochet Can Cooler is a fast project that combines crochet and chalkboard iron-on for the perfect accessory for summer fun! Claim your beverage or keep score on your game with this free and quick Cricut craft and crochet pattern! The Chalkboard Crochet Can Cooler (aka Coozie or Coolie) is a simple pattern that's perfect for using up leftover bits of 100% cotton yarn - like from the Beer Growler Cozy, made with Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie! Then, Chalkboard Vinyl from Siser can be cut with a Cricut Maker (or just household scissors!) and ironed right onto the cooler. You can use this to write your name to prevent mixups, or keep track of the game you're playing… or how many drinks you've had! Of course, the chalkboard iron on is optional - but it's a lot of fun! Linked stitches in the Color B section provide a firmer background for the iron-on, but if you are skipping that portion, regular dc stitches work just fine too!
Work up one of these adorable pouches, featuring an asymmetrical flap, picot edges, and a twisted crochet cable, for a delightful notions pouch, artist's sketchbook cover, or casual clutch. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting flat in rows Crocheting in the back loop, skipping stitches Special stitches: FPdc and picot (with written explanations in pattern) Skill Level Intermediate Finished Size 10.5” (26.5 cm) wide x 6” (15 cm) tall with flap closed after blocking. Materials La Brebis Marled Sock (80% wool/20% nylon, 3.5 oz/100 g/440 yd/402 m) - 1 skein, or approximately 220 yd (201 m) in any super fine weight yarn. US Size F-5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge. 7/8” (22 mm) sew through or shank button. Yarn needle that fits through button eyes. Clover Quick Locking Stitch Marker Set. Gauge 25 sc = 4” (10 cm) unblocked. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.
Made to fit an 18 inch doll, such as American Girl, Our Generation, Designafriend or Journey Girl, this doll sleepwear set is a quick, beginner-friendly project, that makes a perfect gift for a child with a doll, perhaps alongside other doll clothing pieces from my blog or Ravelry store. This pattern includes the pattern for pyjama shorts, a pyjama camisole/vest top, a pair of plain slippers and an eye mask. It is both easy, quick and fun to make. The set can be finished in around an hour.
