Here's a crochet pattern for a Pansy Pattern (of the viola tricolor, hearsease type). Pansy needs no introduction as its one of the most (if not the most) popular pot flowers - this elegant beauty is a pleasure to make and a pleasure to look at.

Nothing lasts forever, except this beautiful pot of pansies that stays fresh and never wilts. Crochet in the spring shades shown, or imagine your own perfect bouquet. Invest some time on this cheerful project that's thoughtful for Mother's Day or anytime.

If you're like me and my kiddos, you might use a lot of emojis in your test messages. I was scrolling through the various emoji images a few weeks ago and it occurred to me that the animal faces would make perfect corner to corner (c2c) squares! These square graphs are the perfect size for baby loveys, pillow covers (although I'd recommend going down a hook size to an H/5mm), one square of a larger blanket, one side of a tote bag, or as wall art (just add a dowel rod and hang it up!).

What do you call that thing you put under hot dishes to protect the table? Trivet? Hot pad? The world seems divided! But united we stand, and the Star Spangled Trivet (or Hot Pad!) is ready to stand up to whatever you dish out - and look festive while doing it! Made with bright washable Kitchen Cotton, this free trivet pattern will perk up your table for years to come! It starts with a mesh base, and then the “wiggles” are added to create the fun 3D look - and keep your counters and tables safe!

This free crochet hooded baby afghan pattern will give your favorite child the chance to feel like a cozy little panda. The blanket is created first and then hood is added after, requiring only one simple seam at the top of the hood. The size and weight of this hooded afghan makes it great for kids approximately 1.5-5 years old. You can customize the pattern to make a crochet koala or a cute polar bear too!

Using post stitches in a creative yet simple way makes the flower at the center of this pan protector really pop! All you need is one ball of dishcloth cotton or partial skein of any acrylic yarn from your stash and size I/5.5mm hook. Pattern includes 3 sizes for this project to fit a variety of pans. This kitchen project is pretty and practical and makes a great teacher or neighbor gift - everyone has pans!

This dishcloth is made using the Feather Stitch. It was one of those instances when my swatch turned into a project because once I started making this stitch, it was really hard to stop! The stitch is very dense so the fabric it builds is very thick and sturdy and is perfect for making dishcloths. This tested pattern contains: Complete list of materials If you decide to share your projects on social media, I would love to see them! Please tag your posts with: @knitterknotter #knitterknotter #madewithknitterknotter Written Instructions Video tutorials (left and right handed) for the Feather Stitch

This crochet panda backpack free pattern is a cute and fun little pattern that kids will love to keep their treasure. It has little paws. Eyes, ears, and a button as a nose on the flap! This panda backpack is so easy to crochet. The finished size of this bag is 9” height without ears and 8.75” wide without hands and legs. It would be a great gift for kids as a holiday or birthday gift.

Stitch up your new BFF with the adorable Ying the Panda Amigurumi pattern. Giant pandas are an endangered species native to China, but are beloved throughout the world due to their characteristic fluffy black and white fur, their penchant for bamboo, and their gentle and shy temperament.

This intermediate-level crochet pattern is the perfect way to express your love of panda bears through your crochet hobby. Ying the Panda was named for the Mandarin Chinese word for Shadow, and is a fun project for crocheters with some amigurumi experience.