A high-fashion look, trendy backpack straps and a classic crochet design - this Modern Crochet Backpack Pattern has it al! This backpack is a perfect size because it's big enough to hold all your essentials and a few extra things, and it's super trendy with the chain backpack straps that can be worn in a variety of ways.
Did you know you can crochet a shrug from a regular o'll granny square? The pattern will show you how to crochet this continuous granny square motif and how to seam it into a cozy cocoon cardigan.
Beginner-friendly is the name of the game with this cardigan pattern. If youve never crocheted a wearable garment before, this is a great one to start with!
How adorable would this newborn witch hat be as a photo prop or even as part of a little costume? You could easily modify this for a baby boy by adding stars and making this a wizard hat.
This Arnica Bobble Pillow adds warmth, texture and major cozy factor to any space. It is crocheted in bobble stitch with fluffy chenille yarn. Deep pocket - style back keeps a 14 x 14 pillow insert snug inside.
This boho/romantic style crochet headscarf has been designed for fingering weight cotton. The headscarf has built in ties and works with long or short hair - such a pretty addition to any outfit!
Here comes a cute Instagram Purse for someone who loves Instagram. The only parts that require sewing for this project is the lens. The knitted look of the body of the bag is created using half double crochets in the third loop.
Crochet this granny square cardigan to wear every day. The easy-to-follow instructions will walk you through the assembly of the cardigan, no matter what your size.
The granny square cardigan uses 5.5 inch (14 cm) granny squares. Once you have all the squares made, they are sewn together to make a cropped sleeve, hip length jacket.
I'm calling these Really Good Cat Ears because that is exactly what they are! The possibilities are truly endless with options! They are wired inside for max posability, and instructions are given for multiple styles: furry, frilly, plain, embellished, hooped, and shaded!
This pattern creates a lacy flower cover for a plain existing button. You can use the same yarn as your garment or choose a contrasting one. Because the button itself peaks through the lace of the cover, choose a color button that compliments your garment as well.
