Oh, my, it almost time for school to start, are you ready? I’m not! At least you can check one thing off your list with this free crochet pattern round up: teacher gifts! I’ve found some fun and quick little gifts you can make for your child’s new teacher and put them all together for you here. Happy school days!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
The Fringed Wedge Wraplet looks complicated, but it’s actually quite easy! The fringes are made at the end by dropping 3 stitches, so no attaching fringe at the end. It can be worn as a small wrap or scarf, and is perfect for keeping the chill off your neck with a v-neck coat.
The Basic Boho Scarf will have you at the height of fashion in no time at all. Whether you are new to crochet or a seasoned expert, you can make this scarf.
St. Valentine’s Day is coming up, so “pink” seemed to be a good theme for this week’s round up. Here are 8 very sweet pink free crochet patterns. Of course, you can make them in any color, but they sure are pretty in pink. ♥♥♥
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Are you ready to be a rock star again? The Rock Star Hat and Scarf set is the perfect complement to the Rock Star Mitts.
I’m not a fan of the cold weather, but I am a fan of being cozy!! Chunky yarns are really in right now, creating big and comfy-cozy items to keep you warm. I like warm. So here is a warm and comfy round up to keep you…warm and comfy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Pom poms and tassels are really big right now! (big…lol…I’m funny)
Really though, oversized everything seems to be the thing of the moment, and that includes pom poms and tassels of all shapes and sizes, though bigger does seem to be better. It’s all part of the BOHO fashion movement, and I have to say, I love it! So, I’ve found some fun free patterns full of pom poms and tassels for you.
If you need a hand making some tassels, I LOVE this tool, or you can see this post on making pom poms with a piece of cardboard. I also have a tutorial on making tassels that you can find here.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little bit about each.
Sometimes I get on kicks with my crochet, and currently I’m on a cable kick. I just love the texture and fun designs they create. There are several ways to make crochet cables, the most common of which is post stitch cables. Once you get the idea of how to make them down, they’re actually pretty easy! If you need a little help, here is a tutorial on crochet post stitch cables.
Now here is a collection of crochet patterns that feature cables which I have put together for you. Enjoy!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
With Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years, and whatever other holidays just around the corner, many of us will be spending a decent amount of time in a car. I know when we take road trips to visit family for the holidays, I like to have a project to work on in the car, in the hotel, or even just while sitting around with friends and family. I find that I need my road trip projects to be simple enough that I can make them even if I am slightly distracted. I’ve searched around and found some patterns that I think will work nicely for road trips, I hope you enjoy them.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
How did this happen? It’s time to think about winter! Oh, my… There are plenty of patterns for bits and pieces of winter accessories, but sometimes it nice to match. Maybe you want a set of patterns that will work for the whole family, or maybe you want a hat and scarf or cowl that match. Either way, here are some winter set patterns that you may like.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
