Make six identical single crochet pieces and join them together with a simple slip stitch to form a plush ottoman. Keep the seams on the outside to add decorative ridges.
Using Bernat Blanket Extra yarn makes for a fast, satisfying project. Plus, when you're finished, you'll have somewhere to put up your feet!
If you know a few basic crochet stitches - chain, slip stitch, single crochet and double crochet - you can make this sassy, little bandanna.
The bandanna, in one size for teens and women, has a boho vibe when you tie it in back and a retro 60s look when you tie it under your chin.
Best of all, you can use any yarn - from lightweight sock yarn to summery cottons to super-bulky wool blends - for your bandanna. Multicolor designs can be easily crocheted with yarn that self-stripes, but the bandanna looks great in a solid color yarn, too.
Are you as crazy about belt bags as I am? Then I have the perfect pattern right here! With this pattern for the crocheted belt bag, you can join the fashion trend and at the same time put your own mark on it.
You can hook it up using single or double stranded yarn to create different sized bags, and this pattern looks fantastic when finished off with a leather (or faux leather) strap and some nice lining inside!
If you are looking for a fun project that is also super stylish then this is the perfect one! This crochet pattern comes with a detailed photo tutorial for every aspect of the construction: the stitches of the headband, the braiding of the headband, and the assembly!
Colorful granny squares combine to make a fun and funky cropped cardigan, with three-quarter length sleeves.
It's the perfect stash-buster, which can be adapted to any DK (8-ply) yarn in any color combination.
These small monster amigurumis are crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads. But you can always use fiberfill to stuff the body. Long antennae are perfect for grabbing with small hands.
Their size will be about 8,5 cm (3 1/3) tall, including the antennae, when crocheted with fingering weight cotton yarn and a 1,75 mm crochet hook.
Are you dressing up for Halloween? If you need a quick and easy costume, we've got you covered! This cat ears headband can be dressed up or down-wear it with a simple black shirt to dress up for your workday or pair it with a slinky black dress for going out on the town.
I will make a mini version for the kiddos in my life and go as a whole cat family. You can make these in a jiffy, and they're so simple, they're just about foolproof.
Make your furry friend fashionable in this adorable and easy to make bandana! Made from a basic square, then shaped and decorated, this is an ideal beginner project! Customize it with a paw print applique for added cuteness!
When you crochet this two-round five-petal flower, it will have a buttonhole right in the center of it. You can add the button to attach the flower to an item such as a hat. Alternatively, you can simply leave it open for a lacy floral design.
