Make a difference by donating craft projects to these 45+ charities! Crochet, knit, sew & quilt for a favorite charity.
Charity knitting in 2024 - knit, crochet or sew for charities in the UK, US and South Africa.
See the best Charity crochet and knit patterns of the year on Moogly, and get a list of 10 great charities to crochet and knit for!
Many Charities and non-profit organizations accept crocheted items as donations. Our Crochet Charities Page includes a directory of some of these organizations to help you find a place where your crocheted items will be happily accepted.
If you can knit a square, you can knit for charity with Warm Up America Warm Up America was the first knitting charity I ever heard of. When I had just started knitting, a friend of mine from church knew someone who knitted extensively for Warm Up America. She brought me a folder filled with...
Free patterns for charity knitting premature baby hats, toys, baby blankets, cat toys, jumpers, chemo caps and even a knitted breast!
Learn how to get involved in Octopus for a Preemie - US. Find the materials you'll need, videos to help you learn, and resources to get started.
If you're looking for a way to crochet for charity, donate a blanket, or donate crochet items, I've got you covered in this quick roundup.
Help a new mom bond with her preemie in this sewing for charity project that involves inspirational hearts. These are for Preemies of the Carolinas.
Knitting for charity is a great way to lend your skills to others in need. Here is a collection of 24 FREE knit patterns perfect for charity projects.
If you’re a knitter or crocheter, you may have found yourself in the predicament where you feel like starting a new yarn project, but don’t really have anything in particular you need. So you knit another dishcloth, or maybe ten more dishcloths. 🙂 Can you relate? One of the answers to this predicament is to...
Discover 27 crochet patterns for a cause. Create pet mats and more to help both humans and animals in need.
Adorable, fast and fun crochet octopus pattern. A perfect crochet octopus for a preemie or for the young at heart!
One of the greatest joys of crochet is that you can use your hands and minimal materials to make gifts that make others smile. When you crochet for charity, you may be helping to save
The next pattern in our summer series is an update on a favorite that I released last fall. These crochet wristlet keychains are absolutely perfect for markets and would make cute (and useful) gifts.This beginner friendly project works up in about 10-15 minutes and is one of my favorite items to make for markets. The wristlet is crocheted using the I-cord technique. Don't worry if you've never used this technique before. It's surprisingly easy! If you can make a chain and draw up a loop, you
These speedy creations are perfect when you need last-minute gifts or need to make lots of them. All the patterns below are perfect for charity blankets as they all work up fast, are quick to make,…
Start your New Year sewing for charity with these free Wee Care/Preemie Sewing Patterns.
Crochet crumpled dishcloth pattern, this lovely pattern is an easy design for beginners to practice with. Free crochet pattern.
Sewing for charity is a great way to help others. Here's 12 sewing charities to helps right now perfect for sewing beginners up to seasoned sewists.
Choose from our 4 free poppy knitting patterns and learn how to knit a poppy with our video guide. Make more of your hobby with Gathered.
Easy Toddler Sweater Knitting Pattern- a classic, raglan sweater with a relaxed shape and a rolled neck. Knit using Lion Brand Scarfie yarn.
Giving to charity is one of the great things about being a knitter or crocheter. We make things that can really help people, all the while putting love and good wishes into each stitch. The blankets, hats, scarves, and other items we make are cherished by the recipients, and we can pass our love of craft along to help...
Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'Popcorn Heart Blanket Free Crochet Patterns'.
If you are a crocheting or knitting lover, then you should try some amazing tea cozy patterns. They keep your tea warm and delight the senses.
Here is a large list of organizations that accept crocheted works to help people and animals in need. Give your time and love in the form of handmade gifts.
Wheelchair and Walker Sewing Patterns and Quilt Patterns to Make for Personalized Gifts and Charity Giving
Learn how to make an amigurumi octopus without the hassle of sewing! This FREE pattern comes complete with written instruction and visuals
Whether you're a knitter, crocheter, crafter, quilter, or sewist, we all love our crafts for many reasons. Why not spread that joy a little further by using your crafts for a good cause? These charities accept various types of craft donations for all causes. Pack boxes for children around the world in need, stitch up some blankets to keep children warm, and more! No matter your craft of choice, there's a way you can give back to those in need. Crafting for charity is a great way to get your kids involved in the world of charity and philanthropy as well.
This lovely stitch has it all: Textured, identical on both sides of the work, it doesn't roll, easy to knit and it's done in one row that you repeat until the desired length is reached.
The Little Waves Crochet Stitch is a fun and simple stitch that incorporates Double Crochet and Front Post Double Crochet stitches.
Adorable, fast and fun crochet octopus pattern. A perfect crochet octopus for a preemie or for the young at heart!
2020 has been a year but there's still plenty to be thankful for! And plenty we can do to make an impact.
Learn how to crochet the magic square potholder. Double-thick and easy to make, this hot pad is just what you need in your kitchen!
Find simple crochet mitten patterns for your whole family at Interweave including Mrs. Murdock’s Crochet Mittens—one of the best universal mitten designs!
It's the season for free knitting patterns for poppy flowers! A great way to use up leftover yarn is to knit small appliques such as flowers.
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These little hats make a great stash-busting project that gives back to the community at the same time. Now available as a free pdf! Download through Ravelry! Materials: Small amounts of sport-weight soft, washable yarn in pastels, or colors of your choice US3 (3.25mm) double-pointed needles Tapestry needle Gauge: 6.5 to 7 sts = 1in (2.54cm), depending on your yarn A slightly different gauge will give you a slightly smaller or larger hat, but all baby heads are different anyway. Finished Size: 11-12in (28-30.5cm) in circumference Click here for Abbreviations Pattern: CO 72 sts and distribute to dpns. Join, being careful not to twist. Work k2, p2 ribbing for 6 rnds. Eyelet Version Only: Rnds 1-3: knit. Rnd 4: *k1, k2tog, yo, k3*; rep between *s around. Rnds 5-7: knit. Rnd 8: *k4, k2tog, yo*; rep between *s around. Rep Rnds 1-8 twice more. Continue to Crown Shaping below. Heart Version Only: Rnds 1-3: knit. Rnd 4: *k6, p1, k5*; rep between *s around. Rnd 5: *k5, [p1, k1] twice, k3*; rep between *s around. Rnd 6: *k4, [p1, k1] three times, k2*; rep between *s around. Rnds 7, 9, 11: *k3, [p1, k1] four times, k1*; rep between *s around. Rnds 8, 10: *k2, [p1, k1] five times*; rep between *s around. Rnd 12: *k4, [p1, k3] twice*; rep between *s around. Knit 12 more rnds. Continue to Crown Shaping below. Diamond Version Only: Rnds 1-3: knit. Rnds 4, 12: *k6, p1, k5*; rep between *s around. Rnds 5, 11: *k5, p1, k1, p1, k4*; rep between *s around. Rnds 6, 10: *k4, p1, k3, p1, k3*; rep between *s around. Rnds 7, 9: *k3, p1, k5, p1, k2*; rep between *s around. Rnd 8: *k2, p1, k7, p1, k1*; rep between *s around. Knit 12 more rnds. Continue to Crown Shaping below. Crown Shaping (Eyelet, Heart and Diamond Versions): Rnd 1 and all odd rnds: knit. Rnd 2: *k4, k2tog*; rep between *s around - 60 sts. Rnd 4: *k3, k2tog*; rep between *s around - 48 sts. Rnd 6: *k2, k2tog*; rep between *s around - 36 sts. Rnd 8: *k1, k2tog*; rep between *s around - 24 sts. Rnd 10: k2tog around - 12 sts. Knit one more rnd even. Cut tail and thread through remaining loops. Pull tight and tie off. Weave in ends. Striped Version Only: CO 72 sts with color A and distribute to dpns. Join, being careful not to twist. Work k2, p2 ribbing for 6 rnds. Switch to color B, without cutting color A. Knit two rnds with color B. Switch back to color A, without cutting color B, by twisting the two strands behind work. Knit two rnds with color A. Continue in stst, changing colors every two rnds, for 24 rnds above ribbing. Follow crown shaping as above, but continue to change color every two rnds. Ribbed Version Only: CO 72 sts and distribute to dpns. Join, being careful not to twist. Work k2, p2 ribbing for 30 rnds. Crown Shaping (Ribbed Version): Rnd 1: *k2, p2, k2, p2tog*; rep between *s around - 63 sts. Rnd 2: *k2, p2, k2, p1*; rep between *s around. Rnd 3: *k2, p2, k1, p2tog*; rep between *s around - 54 sts. Rnd 4: *k2, p2, k1, p1*; rep between *s around. Rnd 5: *k2, p2, p2tog*; rep between *s around - 45 sts. Rnd 6: *k2, p3*; rep between *s around. Rnd 7: *k2, p1, p2tog*; rep between *s around - 36 sts. Rnd 8: *k2, p2*; rep between *s around. Rnd 9: *k2tog, p2tog*; rep between *s around - 18 sts. Rnd 10: *k1, p1*; rep between *s around. Rnd 11: k2tog around - 9 sts. Cut tail and thread through remaining loops. Pull tight and tie off. Weave in ends. Feel free to comment here with questions. This pattern is intended for personal use only. Please do not try to sell it or any product made from it. Thank you.
The Island Lace Scarf is colorful, airy, and lacy…like a fresh tropical breeze! Using super easy stitches, it works up in no time at all
