Two curious crows were made as a special gift for best friend :D And do you want to make them too? Follow this free amigurumi pattern!

This easy crochet lap blanket pattern is just the right size for your couch. The tutorial will show you how to use easy stitches to make a throw blanket.

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Discover crochet tips and find inspiration on Your Crochet's free patterns blog. Read our post, 'Great C2C Baby Blankets Free Crochet Patterns'.

Round 1: Work 1 Half Double Crochet (HDC) into each stitch, work 3 HDC into the corner spaces, and work…

Expand your crochet skills, learn a new stitch and create this unique Textured V-Stitch Crochet Blanket Pattern. It's a delightfully soft and snuggly blanket that is made with a one-stitch repeat. The pattern includes written instructions and a full video tutorial.

Tired of your kitchen towels slipping off the towel bar? The Farmhouse Striped Towel is your solution with its stay put keyhole design!

The flowers on crochet blankets last forever and will also bring you so much joy. We provide you with a relaxing project.

Get ready to whip up some stunning apparel and home decor items with inspiration from these gorgeous Mandala yarn crochet patterns.

Step out in the cosiest, most stylish bomber you'll see this year! This pattern may be quick and easy to crochet but it is definitely going to grab attention when you're out and about. It's cropped, it's chunky, it's cosy and those balloon sleeves will make you feel like you own the room.SIZING: This is an oversized knit but measurements are given for 9 sizes from XS up to 5XL (62" chest). Shoulder to waist is approximately 50cm/20 inches. Ease around the bust is up to 10cm/4 inches. YOU WILL NEED: Super Bulky Yarn (size 6)  Size XS 74cm/29inch Chest Approx 650m/710ydsSize S 94cm/37inch Chest Approx 770m/845ydsSize M 104cm/40inch Chest Approx 840m/920ydsSize L 114cm/44inch Chest Approx 920m/1010ydsSize XL 124cm/48inch Chest Approx 990m/1085ydsSize 2XL 135cm/52inch Chest Approx1070m/1170ydsSize 3XL 145cm/56inch Chest Approx 1130m/1235ydsSize 4XL 155cm/60inch Chest Approx 1210m/1325ydsSize 5XL 165cm/64inch Chest Approx 1290m/1410yds Crochet hook (Size O/17)  GAUGE: 7 stitches x 6 rows = 10x10cm (4x4inches) in Half Double Crochet on 12mm hook.

Attention Cat lovers!! Here is the hat you have been waiting for!! The Meowf hat is inspired by the Baa-ble hat (and is being shared here with permission) but differs slightly in the design technique and by the fact that is features cats instead of sheep. The hat is worked flat and uses the intarsia method for the colorwork. You can however work this in the round if you so choose. I absolutely enjoyed designing this and knitting it and I hope it brings as much joy to you s it did to me. Have fun and happy knitting. About the name: When I was little, I had a black cat named Bandit. He was one of those once in a lifetime pets that you remember forever. He was my best friend growing up. The thing is was that whenever he would meow, it would always come out as “Meowf” so this hat is a tribute to him as well. Correction: The ribbing portion should read as follows: Cast on 88 sts. Row 1: (K2, P2) Repeat from ( to ) to the end of the row. Rows 2-11: Repeat row 1. Row 12: Increase 2 stitches evenly across the row. (90 sts)

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Free Intermediate Crochet Basket Pattern For HomeThis adorable, crocheted fox basket is the perfect storage solution. Lily Sugar'n Cream gives you so many color options, that making your personalized little fox is easy. Measuring 11" tall x 12" in diameter, it's a versatile size and especially ideal for holding yarn.

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Take a simple hat to the next level with interesting textures and stylish fit. They are the ultimate winter

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Learn to crochet an easy throw with this FREE PATTERN using Caron Cotton Cakes yarn. You'll be amazed how easy is this crochet blanket tutorial!

Make your own Crochet Ginkgo Leaf with my easy step by step written tutorial. Make your own Ginkgo crochet leaf in any yarn of your choice with the matching size crochet hook. A beautiful quick easy pattern which can be used as a bookmark, coaster, added to a granny square, or if you have some wire this would make a gorgeous crochet necklace or set of earrings. This pattern is copyright Moara Crochet © Each pattern has taken many hours to provide clear instructions & been tested. By purchasing you agree not to distribute the pattern in any way, for free or sale. Thank you, Roseanna

Try this pattern if you're looking to make a beautiful blanket and maybe try some new stitch combinations in the process.

I loved making this crochet bubble sleeve cardigan, and you will too! Sharing the pattern link plus a roundup of more cardigans to shop!

This listing is for a CROCHET PATTERN. You are not buying a finished product! INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF Materials You Will Need: * Crochet hook 4 mm (G6) * Plush yarn * Toy filling * Stitch markers * Tapestry needle * Scissors * Thread for sewing details Final measurement for the finished toy will be 20 inches / 50 cm (approx.) from the ears to the tail, 44 cm / 17’’ from head to feet. PDF-Pattern: 11 pages written instructions with photos. TERMINOLOGY: US - American Crochet Terms. This is an easy level crochet pattern, and the techniques you will need to know are single crochet, increase, decrease, chain stitch, magic ring, slip stitch. SUPPORT I offer Pattern-support and welcome any questions you might have.

The Misty Peaks Throw Blanket Free Crochet Pattern comes together quick and easy with turning rows of double crochet all the way. Get it here!

Colorful, vibrant crochet throws will lighten up every interior and add a lot of style to it. Check out these gorgeous patterns!

This is a free crochet chunky blanket pattern made using the almond ridges stitch and Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick yarn.

Learn how to crochet the waffle stitch! This deceptively easy stitch is comprised entirely of double crochets – yes, double crochets! Learn how to do front post double crochet in the right pl…

Oh, it’s nice to be crocheting again! And this time (unlike the baby shoes) it’s a larger project; unlike the granny square blanket I began months ago I hope to keep on top of this one&…

This pattern includes instructions to crochet this easy bandana cowl using either #4 or #5 weight yarns.

Premie size here . Newborn size here . 6-month size here . 9-12-month size here . Toddler size here . This hat is a modification fr...

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Published in Dly's Hooks and Yarns Craft Crochet Category Afghan block Published July 2011 Suggested yarn Red Heart Super Saver (Solids) Yarn weight Worsted (9 wpi) ? Hook size 6.0 mm (J) Languages English

Mandala Elephant SC (Single Crochet) Queen Sized W/Drape Blanket Graphghan Crochet Pattern - PDF Download

Spring is only 4 days away! And here in the Pacific Northwest, Spring usually brings a lot of rain showers. So get your rain boots on, we are going puddle jumping! Ok, we won't be jumping in any puddles with these crocheted rain boots, but they are a cute accessory for your pre-walker. ' I've

Finished your project, but it doesn't look quite like the picture on your pattern? Here's how you can achieve a professional finish.

Have you ever made a sampler crochet blanket? A blanket full of so many different stitch combinations? This was my first one! I love the end result. I finally finished this gorgeous sampler blanket early this year after starting it in January 2018. I decided when I started this blanket to commit to just one… Continue reading Crochet Sampler Blanket: A King-Sized Project

Fall is just around the corner and it's my favorite season! I am already working on some fall crafts to decorate my home and one of the first things I did was make little crochet pumpkins. This is a simple little pattern that leaves you with a tiny little ridged pumpkins. Teeny Tiny Crochet Pumpkin

Hello! Today I had a few minutes to get my tutorial together for you on how to make these "faux" crocheted flowers. I don't know how to crochet, but I LOVE the look of the crocheted flowers, and I don't want to spend a fortune buying them. So, I came up with a fun technique to make my own. I taught these in my Reflections class...you can see a yellow one I made HERE on my mini album. Here's how! First, you'll need to gather some supplies. You'll need any sort of yarn, white cardstock, scissors, tape, glue and a circle punch (1" or 2"). I used Helmar's wet glue, but you can use anything that sticks quickly. Even a hot glue gun would work fine. Step 1: Cut 3 pieces of yarn. If you'd like to make a 1" flower, cut 3 pieces of yarn that are about 12"-14" each. You'll want them all the same size. If you'd like to make a larger 2" flower, cut 3 pieces of yarn that are 24" or so. You can experiment to see exactly how much you need. I just eye-ball it and if the pieces are too long, I cut it off at the very end. Tie the 3 pieces together in a knot at one end. Tape the end down to your work surface. Step 2: Braid the entire length of yarn. If you are not sure how to braid, see this link HERE. Step 3: After braiding all the way to the end, tie the end in a knot. Trim excess yarn. Step 4: Punch a circle from white cardstock. This will be your flower base. Here I've used a 2" circle. Apply some glue in the center. Start with one end of your braid in the center. Wrap around in circular motion. Continue wrapping the braid until you get to the end. Step 5: At the end of the braid, you can tuck the end under the flower base and glue. If you have any white cardstock sticking out like I have here, just trim it off with your scissors. Finish by adding a pretty button in the center! I'd love to do another give-away! I picked up a few fun colors of yarn today! So I will put a little goodie bag together for one lucky blog reader. Just leave a comment here if you would like to be entered, and I'll choose someone on Friday to send some goodies to. :) Thanks so much for stopping by, Danielle