Keep yourself cosy on windy days with the Stormborn Wrap! The large, oversized triangle is worked from the centre out, to create a drapey and relaxed scarf. This design varies basic stitch techniques (bobbles and mesh) so that this project has enough variety to keep you interested all throughout the pattern. The sleek and modern design is topped with large, chunky tassels for a touch of whimsy! Check out the free crochet pattern and video tutorial on forthefrills.com!
There is something timeless and classic about a good chevron blanket. I have made my Timeless Teal Chevron Blanket so many times for baby showers that I could probably crochet one in my sleep. This blanket is honestly a huge hit no matter what colour I make it in. I have even made it in colours that I wasn't particularly drawn to and ended up loving it so much I kept it for my daugther. Using Bernat Blanket Stripes yarn, (my go-to blanket yarn) which is a super bulky, size 6 yarn, this blanket works up in a jiffy. I have made one in two evenings or about 6 to 8 hours.
I've been meaning to make a couple new crochet kitchen towels, but I wanted something a little less traditional in style. Having to constantly pick up the towels off the floor and wash them because they've slipped off the oven handle yet again, gets old in a quick hurry. After designing the Buffalo Plaid Kitchen Towel, I realized how much I loved the style and immediately started on the Farmhouse Striped Kitchen Towel. I hope you find that these towels will also make great gifts!
When the love is in the air I made this heart shaped potholder to spread the love into the kitchen, too. The Crochet Heart Potholder is an easy and a fun little crochet project you can make in less than an hour. The pattern begins from the bottom and work in rounds so when the color change to make pink and white stripes you can carry up the yarn from inside when needs. No need to worry too much about weaving ends. At the end you will have a beautiful double thickness heart potholder. The pattern makes great gift for your loved ones, friends, teachers and especially who love to cook.
The anytime market bag can go anywhere with you and it'll still hold up. Learn how to crochet one with this free purse crochet pattern.
The Transpire Blanket has a lovely open stitch to it will a couple of rows of double crochet stitches in between so the lacy style isn't too open. The Transpire Blanket uses simple crochet stitches so it isn't hard for a beginner to understand. This free blanket pattern is in a baby blanket size but in the paid pattern I have included the multiples so you can make it in any size that you would prefer and with your ideal yarn
Cascade is the last pattern in the falling blocks collection, and the only one that can be found free on my blog. It is a wrap made in a wedge shape, which happens to be one of my favorite shapes to make. I just love the asymmetry of it! This pattern can be a bit challenging to start, but once you get the hang of it you will plow right along! Made with Wonderland yarns Mad Hatter.
Two colors of blue form stripes in the body of this purse. A yellow is used in the bottom of the bag as well as in the petals of the Sunflower. The sunflower is appliqued along the top edge of one side of the purse and brown yarn is embroidered across its center.
The Darling Daisy Afghan is the perfect crochet afghan for your baby's nursery or even a springtime-themed living room. The pastel colors are flirty and cute, making it attractive to look at and comfy to snuggle with. Use this crochet afghan pattern as you rock your baby to sleep in the rocking chair or when you're just curling up on the couch for a relaxing afternoon. The daisies will remind you of a bright and shiny springtime that is full of new life and new crochet patterns!
