The Gloria Cap Crochet Beanie came to be when a dear friend requested a cap for her Mother in Law, Gloria. She wanted something warm, and feminine without being too “girly.” I used Caron Simply Soft, in Country Blue, due to the softness of the yarn, but any soft, worsted weight yarn can be substituted….
Free pattern for a Holiday Holly Crochet Trivet. Works up quickly. Great stash buster for cotton yarn.
Did someone say Top Hat? This crochet top hat will keep you warm all winter long, and keep you looking quite dashing as it does! This pattern is available for free, below, or an Ad Free PDF can be purchased (purchasing a PDF helps me keep bringing you more awesome patterns like this one, by…
Sometimes, you just need a quick project! And what is better than a washcloth for a quick stash buster? The pattern for the Trinity Stripes Washcloth makes a beautiful, slightly textured fabric, perfect for washing. It’s made with one ball of cotton yarn, and once you’ve got the hang of the Trinity Stitch, it works…
I just love Fall! The leaves change, the temperatures get cooler…but not too cool…the bonfires and hot cocoa come out, and it’s the perfect time to crochet! I’ve put together a list of 10 Must Have Fall Crochet Patterns for you to check out. These beautiful creations are perfect to get you in the mood…
These cute Frosty Ridge Crochet Fingerless Gloves will keep you warm and stylish during the cold weather months. And they coordinate well with the Frosty Ridge Boot Cuffs! If you’re familiar with the Alpine Stitch, these gloves will be a quick easy make, great for a one night, one skein project! The free pattern…
The Silly S’more, an adorable crochet smore, is an adorable stash buster project. I used yarns and other supplies I already had on hand, to create this cute little s’more. I used plastic canvas to stiffen the graham crackers, so the ends didn’t curl, and batting, to keep the graham crackers soft like a stuffed…
The Crochet Moss Stitch, also known as the Granite Stitch or Linen Stitch, is a beautiful crochet stitch that is a very simple two stitch repeat using single crochet and chains to create a textured, dense, and durable fabric. I love to use the Moss Stitch for washcloths, scarves, towels, and more! How to Crochet…
I hear a lot that people are looking for quick, easy projects to teach young people how to crochet. Obviously when you’re first starting out, blankets and wearables are intimidating, and you’re usually not ready for those right off the bat. One of the easiest projects for a beginner is a bookmark. This Crochet Moss…
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