"This cotton easy poncho free crochet pattern is perfect for spring and everyday wear or just around town. This crochet pattern is so easy to make and uses only a basic crochet stitch and a blanket stitch. I make this pretty poncho with cotton yarn from just one rectangles with beginner in mind and a 6 mm crochet hook to create the breezy airy look, perfect to mix and match with jeans or skirts. Follow along the simple-to-read pattern and video tutorial to go along."
"The past week I've been wearing my Peachy Bikini Cover Top out in the garden and have realised that although I designed it as a bikini dress, it works perfectly over a simple strap top and shorts too! I've only ever worn bikini covers when I've been on holiday but now I'm determined to find other ways to style them, I think it could work with jeans and heels too? The stitch pattern uses a mixture of filet crochet technique (not tricky I promise!), slip stitch details and long stitches for the neckline which are really easy to master - if you can work a regular UK treble/US double then long stitches are no problem at all, I'll talk you through it too."
"The Dogwood Flower Top is really made to be styled in multiple different ways. Obviously it is a very summery and warm-weather article, but depending on the outfit it is a part of it can really take on several different looks. I made mine a good length for wearing with high waisted skirts or bottoms, and as you can see the results really range from classy to very bohemian. The almost free-form way that the flowers are joined also makes it just a little bit abstract."
Learn how to make this easy, and soft crochet shrug free pattern with easy to read pattern and lots of photo tutorial to help along the way to make this pretty shrug that everyone will love. This quick shrug is made from simple piece of one rectangle almost like you making a small blanket but add some stylish with a frienge to spice up the piece. I made this cutie shrug with lion brand yarn : feel like butta: with 4.25 mm crochet hook.
The spring and summer months are almost upon us here in the great white north and I couldn't be more excited! While I love winter, I love changing seasons because it means changing wardrobes. I'm beyond ready to break out my shorts, sleeveless crochet tops and strappy sandals and this year I've added the Wandering Free Summer Top to my wardrobe. This crochet summer top will make the perfect addition to your spring and summer wardrobe. It's got an amazing drape and is very lightweight… perfect for our hot summer days!
"From now on I'm going to be brave and confidently wear what I make. All my crochet garments are out of the sample box hidden in the cupboard and are in the wardrobe to wear. How about you? Will you join me? To kick start this new pledge I thought I'd share the pattern here with you for the Tweed Pullover Poncho so that if you fancy making it to add to your wardrobe then you can. It's such an effortless thing to wear and style that it will suit anyone and is sooooo easy to make (don't tell anyone…!)"
This free poncho pattern is so easy for beginners to follow. It allows those new to crochet to create a beautiful fashion forward piece. There is no decreasing or increasing involved and yet it looks simply stunning. The Pacific Poncho is made up of two identical rectangles that are seamed at the top, with a neck opening. To make this free poncho pattern all you use are double crochet stitches and you have such a modern, minimalist, cozy poncho. The only sewing you need to do is across the shoulders.
"Chill weather is time of trendy outerwear. Here is a versatile crochet poncho pattern which can be worn as a dress with a string around your waist. This poncho is designed by leafy stitches and sport weight cotton yarn in orange color. The vivid color that lights up any foggy day. The crochet pattern is fairly easy for experienced crocheters. Once you are used to the leaf-like stitches, this is an enjoyable project to get your hook on. "
"The Moroccan Weekend Wrap is an easy poncho-style topper that's warm and fun to wear in a miriad of ways! To make the Moroccan Weekend Wrap, I used Patons Alpaca Blend! This is a lovely, bulky weight yarn that works up fast but has an upscale look and feel. It's super warm and gives this wrap its gorgeous depth of color. (See the pattern for non-wool suggestions too!) For something so simple, you can wear your Moroccan Weekend Wrap in a great variety of ways! Switch colors, try front to back, and the other way around - a new look for every outfit!"
