I made this crochet handbag to the same pattern of the ladies fancy bag. In this time I made the flap also, cause of my sister told me to making the flap. I wrote the entire pattern again, and share to you those who want to make the flap crocheting bag. Some people liked very much the flap crochet bags. The flap handbags look beautiful and fancy; I also like very much to crochet the handbags.

I like my coasters in single crochet cotton. I think it makes them really absorbent (because who wants that icy glass to get water all over your tables). If you are like me, nothing quite says summer like watermelon. The days get longer. It's time for bare feet, shorts and sunshine. And when you head to the store, there is the most enormous box of whole watermelons that you've ever seen and then you know… you know… summer is truly here. If you liked my citrus coasters, you might just like what I've got for you today.. crochet watermelon coasters!

Pocket shawls are very popular now. You can make this very easy textured pocket shawl this fall. It is a simple 2-row repeat that is easy to memorize. You can adjust the length of the shawl by chaining less or more and the width by working more rows. The pattern also includes a video for visual learners. It is worked using worsted weight yarn and a big hook. The tassels are optional but add a nice finishing touch to your pocket shawl.

Little girls will love toting around this Itty Bitty Crochet Purse. It's just the right size for anything they might want to carry around with them such as their allowance money, lip balm, toys, and gum. The straps are crocheted separately and sewn on at the end. For a cute finishing touch, add a crochet applique to this crochet purse, too. Appliques such as crocheted flowers, birds, and butterflies are an easy way to personalize practically any crochet pattern.

A great 6 inch block pattern that is perfect for creating an afghan

After so many years of washing dishes, your dishcloths need to be replaced, and what better way to do that than to make your own. Using the double crochet stitch, solids or variegated yarns you can create some fun dishcloths that are Not Your Grandma's Dishcloths. These are easy to crochet, which makes it easy to work up many of them in a short period of time. If you're in need of a last minute gift or bulk gifting, then this dishcloth will do the trick. This dishcloth also makes a great housewarming or hostess gift, too.

Here's a beautiful and colorful crochet pattern that you will love to wear on St. Patrick's Day and even into spring.

From the blogger: "The Amazing Grace Lucky Green Shawl is the 21st pattern in the Amazing Grace Series…These patterns are dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness! To read more on my story about this series, click on the Amazing Grace Tab at the top of my website beatriceryandesigns.com…I fell in love with this green self-striping yarn by Premier Yarns…I had so much fun working with it and creating this triangular shawl…I hope you love it too!!"

When it's too warm for a heavy coat, but too cool for just a T-shirt, get bundled up in style in the Woodland Cabin Wrap. This easy crochet wrap pattern is just what you need to keep in your wardrobe for those chilly fall days. The crocheted wrap can dress up even a pair of jeans, resulting in a look that's on point. Crocheters of all experience levels will appreciate the challenge of using four skeins of yarn to complete this project. For a bit of flair, attach two buttons to keep your wrap together.

These zig zag zipper tapestry crochet bags are so fun to make and are super handy for storing items! There are so many effects that you can create with tapestry crochet, but for this bag I loved creating a chevron stripes pattern. This pattern includes instructions and charts for two different bag sizes, as well as instructions for creating you own custom size. You'll also find lots of photos and VIDEO tutorials for changing colors in tapestry crochet, adding zippers to crochet bags, and a quick and easy way to add a lining to crochet bags. Check out the free pattern and more patterns at www.loopsandlovecrochet.com!