Are you ready for Easter? These little chickens are quite quick and easy to make, even though they look very professional. That's what I like the most in easter crochet projects - each one is unique and there are so many adorable free patterns to make! Pair these guys with crochet bunnies or easy crochet egg covers and you'll end up with perfect easter decor.

Dress Up Your Table with this beautiful Round Textured Flower Tablemat. This will definitely enhance the look of your table setting.You can personalise this table mat by using contrasting colors or by changing the colors according to the season.These would also make perfect gifts for your loved one. Texture always stands out in any crochet project.I have used Popcorn, Double Crochet Cluster and Front Post Stitches to give the textured look.You can also make them into rugs. Use a thicker yarn and a larger hook size to turn them into rugs. Materials Used:- 4 Ply Yarn 3mm Crochet Hook Size:-12 inches The size may differ according to the yarn you use. Use a thicker yarn to make it in bigger size.

Make sure you have the Angelic Winter Scarf done before the weather turns cold! The best thing about this crochet scarf pattern is that it can be worked up in just a weekend or less. It's the perfect pattern to add to your winter wardrobe this year. You will feel like a snow angel every time you wear it.

This stylish winter scarf is made using white DK weight yarn, and it will keep you warm and stylish all season long.

This easy crochet sweater/poncho is the perfect, cozy top for fall and winter! It is so easy to make as it's all done in double crochet and is simply a rectangle folded and seamed which creates a beautiful oversized cardigan! Full stitch tutorial is included. The chunky yarn makes it extra warm and it works up fast with a large hook. You can make this cold weather top in a reasonable amount of time in order to enjoy it all season long!

This cozy cardigan is made with super bulky yarn and it works up fairly quickly! As usual, this blanket sweater works up just like a blanket. You will crochet a basic rectangle following a simple stitch pattern, then fold in the corners and seam to create the arms. It doesn't get easier or more mindless than this. The pattern is also written in a size that will fit most of you. Get out your big hook and chunky yarn to make this today!

If you are looking for a nice, thick hot pad, this is it! No one wants to get burned because their hot pad is too thin or holy! This pattern is DOUBLE SIDED for extra protection and incorporates two different stitches for safety, as well as beauty and texture. This pattern uses 2 different colors of 100% Cotton yarn, for contrast, and 2 different size hooks (I/9 and G). Stitches used are: chain, sc, dc and slip stitch. This is a fun, quick project that anyone can tackle!

This simple tunic pattern was designed with speed and ease in mind. Somehow, even amid the usual chaos of life with a toddler, it practically flew off my hook. That's why I named it the Dandelion Tunic- it seemed as if it popped up almost overnight! Considering how incredibly fast little ones grow at this age, that's very important. I purposefully simplified the ribbing by using only front post stitches. I added a row of pretty little eyelets as well, to give the dress a hint of lightness. The improvised eyelets up top do double duty- they add a bit of breezy elegance, and help shape the yoke without using slower, bulkier decrease stitches. This dress will use just half a skein of Caron One Pound Yarn in the 4T size.

A simple stitch pattern combined with a self-striping yarn creates a stunning, lacy rectangular shawl. Keep your shoulders warm while adding color to any outfit. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.

Finally, here is an end of summer bag that is a lot of fun. Overall, it's light and airy and perfect for a warm and sunny September.