This is a fun, ribbed wrap or seat cover. While its texture seems more complex, it's not hard to make and is so pleasant to the touch.

In truth, there are no limits to the shapes, textures and colors an Easter potholder can take. Here are some circle-based chicken and rabbit patterns to prove this point.

The shawl has a very nice finish. It is a lace that adds charm. This is the pattern that should be in your wardrobe. The pattern is crocheted nice and fast. This is a great scarf for beginners. In the tutorial you will find detailed step-by-step instructions. Choose your favorite yarn to create this design. Good luck!

To begin with, we have this mosaic blanket done in modified earth tones. Undobtedly, it would be a great center piece in a pale-colored room.

This project is a calming and meditational floral display for your wall. While that may seem a little wasteful, it's not. Surely, art needs no reason.

Although the very colorful version of the hexagon flower blanket above is a natural, here is one to show you that a three-colored variation is also beautiful. Additionally this one will be more suited to modern interiors, with their limited palette.

In a different vein, this blanket relies less on texture and more on colors to achieve its wonderful effect. In fact, this is likely the hippiest blanket we're showing today precisely for that reason.

Otis is based on the pattern Classic Stuffed Bunny by ChiWei Ranck. The most traditional of all patterns, he will be great as a toy to cuddle and sleep and the most appreciated especially by toddlers.

The whole basket is made of wooden base. The author of the project laser cut his beloved inscription. You can do it too! this is a perfect pattern for beginners. You won't have any problem to crochet it. This is a free pattern. The pattern is very roomy for storage. I highly recommend this pattern to everyone! Have fun!