This Multipurpose Crochet Bag can be used for so many different things. I use it for yarn, but feel free to use it for wine bottles. :-) I used 4 different colors of Caron One Pound yarn. I love the look of it. The Bag also has dividers (even with pockets) inside that can be removed or rearranged. So cool. That gives you hundreds of possibilities what to use this bag for. I used the suzette stitch and the waistcoat stitch besides the standard stitches. I included many videos to almost every part of the bag construction.

This washcloth is the best of form and function. It's pretty and interesting to look at, and it scrubs with the best of them. With two sizes to choose from you can make some for washing dishes, and some for washing you!

How adorable is this Sassy Bunny Corner to Corner Square? This C2C square is the first in the C2C "Animals" series from, My Hobby is Crochet. You can use them in various ways: you can make a decorative pillow cover or you can join several squares to make blankets or other decorative items. The pattern includes basic instructions for the hdc corner to corner box stitch, Graph for the Sassy Bunny C2C Square and also row by row written instructions for color counts.

If you love to crochet easy blankets with beautiful stitch designs, give this openwork stitch pattern a try! This design is worked in rows and includes basic crochet stitches to create a textured fabric with lots of interest. It's a great afghan (blanket) to try because: Chain, single crochet and double crochet stitches are used together to create an openwork design! Blankets are great gifts for baby showers and first birthdays, but this pattern is sized for Receiving, Lap, Crip, Twin, Full, Queen and King sizes! Use any yarn you like to make your afghan with our stitch repeat instructions (the finished sizes are up to you)! You'll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: multiple stitches in rows, complex stitch and row repeats, gauge and size, finishing techniques and more!

The Decorus shawl are a cozy and decorative shawl that is just as perfect for summer as winter. It's originally designed with cotton, however make it with wool or alpaca and you have a beautiful winter shawl too. It stitches up quickly as you'll use 2 threads at the same time and hook size 9 mm. Mix 3 of your favorite colors and you'll have a shawl that fit's your style, alternatively it could be made with just one color.

The holidays are almost here and if you're like me, you always go the extra mile when it comes to crochet for those you love. The Snowflake Present Sack is a creative and fun project for the holidays. This Santa sack is perfect to take with you to a relatives house this season. Just pile in all your thoughtful gifts and go. It's a great way to have everything in one place so you don't leave any presents behind. Or make one as a personalized gift bag. It's like a second present for the one you love and it's reusable.

Keep your home spic and span with the help of this Crocheted Swiffer Cover. Reusable swiffer covers like this are a great way to save some money while also saving the planet. This is an easy crochet pattern to work up using kitchen cotton yarn of any color. Kitchen cotton is the best choice because it's durable and also easy to clean. This particular cover measures about 4.5 inches by 10 inches, but it's recommended to measure your own mop head before crocheting your own cover to ensure a tight fit.

Show your Wisconsin spirit this football season with this Green Bay Packers Crochet Afghan. This free crochet afghan pattern measures about 5 x 7 feet when completed with a border, which is the perfect size for you to keep warm. All you have to do is follow the printable chart for a personal gift to keep for yourself while watching the game or to give to a special football fan in your life.

Make this beautiful crochet gradient shawl today with my free pattern! My shawl patterns have been a big success with you lovely lot so i decided to design a very simple triangle shawl pattern. Now i know most crochet triangle shawls are done the same way but i wanted to design a crochet triangle shawl that was a bit different and it starts at the tip and worked back and forth in rows instead of working up one side of the triangle to the point and then back down the other side.