Add a bit of drama and mystique to your ensembles when you get wrapped up in the Windy Morning Crochet Shawlette. The crochet shawlette combines the best of what scarves and shawls have to offer in one colorful accessory that you can wear year-round. The shawlette has an easy crochet pattern that even crafters newer to the art will enjoy. It also has a lace-like design that is framed with scalloped edges. All you need to do is simply drape the shawlette over your shoulders before you leave the house to create an attention-getting look.

These potholders are so easy and fun to make! All you need is a little bit of spare time, two skeins of Scheepjes Cotton 8 in bright white, a couple of tiny scraps of Sunkissed (For each bobble you'll need 1 meter) and a 5.0 mm crochet needle. Yes, a 5.0! It's not a mistake, I'm working double stranded.

While this very simple crochet pattern small bag is a joy to make, the uses seem to be endless. This is a yarn stash buster pattern. At under an hour to make, it is a quick crochet project.Initially, my goal was to make a shower melt holder. My friend gave me some amazing shower melts with a mesh bag. I took one look at that and said to myself; I can crochet a pretty and mini bag holder for my shower. The search was one for a cut little pouch. While there are a variety of drawstring bag patterns on the web, what I had in my mind was not to be found. Therefore, I kept trying until I achieved the look and size that was right for this.Once the little pouch was made, it also became apparent that it could be used for so many other purposes.

This light and lace shawl is worked from the top down, and you can easily adapt the pattern to any size. You can wear this design all year round. It is perfect for adding a bright pop of colour with your Winter outfits, and for draping around your shoulders on a Summer evening. A relaxing 2-row crochet shawl with an easy shell pattern. One skein of your favourite fingering weight gradient yarn, is all that is needed to make this light and lacy triangle shawl., and only 2 ends to weave in! A wide wingspan to curl around your neck and shoulders. An easy make using basic stitches so you can relax and crochet!

This crochet placemat pattern is so stylish, you'll want to do cartwheels-just like the stitches on this easy crochet pattern. The Catherine wheel stitch has a gorgeous swirling design that looks mesmerizing in these colors. Your Cartwheel-Worthy Placemat will add great texture and style to your kitchen decor, giving your table that personal touch that makes the space feel like home. Placemats give your spread a more finished look, and this is the free crochet pattern that will wow your guests with its fresh design and intricate details. Make an entire set tailored for your kitchen colors and watch how it brightens up the whole room!

The Bobble Basketweave Bag is a fantastic bag that's big enough to store your current crochet project in! It will also make a super cute and elegant market bag for your lightweight purchases. The Bobble Basketweave Bag is made using a combination of special stitches to give the bag its unique look, texture, and name! While crocheting the Bobble Basketweave Bag, you'll learn how to crochet the Thermal Stitch, Bobble Stitch, Basketweave Stitch, and Waistcoat Stitch. This will be a project that will keep your interest!

This crochet vintage shawl is great for any age. It is light-weight and delicate, so it works perfectly with fancy dresses, but it can also be thrown over a basic tank and jeans. The crochet lace design is only made that much more gorgeous with the fluttery crochet edging, giving this shawl pattern some texture. Work one up today for your new go-to crochet shawl!

If you know my husband, you know he's estate sale shopper. He loves a good deal and tops on his collection list are old cast iron skillets. He loves to bring them home, lovingly work off any rust spots and clean them to perfection. He also loves to cook with them. When the cast iron gets hot, the whole thing gets hot, including the handle. Rather than grabbing the skillet with a potholder, I thought I could probably make something better. And so I designed a cast iron skillet handle cover and I'm sharing the pattern here with you. Just in case you want to keep your husband from burning himself.

Learn how to crochet a beginner-friendly unicorn backpack with this easy pattern. Two strands of worsted weight yarn are held together to give support and structure to the bag and straps. The entire bag is made from single crochet and chain spaces with minimal shaping for the front flap to make this an excellent project for someone new to crochet. An experienced crocheter could easily work this up in a weekend. A contrasting yarn is used for the horn, border and mane and two buttons complete the design.