This baby cardigan is super pretty and though listed as a girls cardigan it is more than acceptable to use it for any gender.  This little cardigan would be pretty in white over a christening gown. You can download this … Read More...

I was recently asked what I thought about buntings, and whether Crochet buntings are still a thing new mothers use for their babies.  I did a bit of research into this and came to the conclusion that they are indeed … Read More...

A warm & stylish crochet beanie and cowl. Hat fits adult 21″ head and cowl is 7″ x 24″. Made using worsted-weight yarn. This set is perfect for gift-giving and Christmas isn’t too far away if you are starting on … Read More...

Welcome Fall with this fun crochet pennant! Made using worsted-weight yarn. Pennant is 7 inches x 7 1/4 inches and complete garland is 60 inches long. Perfect handmade crochet garland to hang over the fireplace mantel.

Designed by Kathleen Berlew.

This Crochet  tote bag pattern uses a dowel rod to create the handle.  This pattern is available for free via the Mary Maxim website. These tote bags make great gifts for friends and family, and believe it or not but … Read More...

Add a little border of “pretty” to your kitchen towels with this Crochet border pattern.

Take your kitchen towels to a whole new level when you add any of these 5 simple and easy edgings. All edgings are made lengthwise … Read More...

This Joyful ripple is just that, Joyful and full of color. You can of course change out the colors to suit the decor of your own home or baby nursery, You can download this free pattern via the Yarnspirations website.… Read More...

This is an easy to follow crochet pattern to make a little amigurumi piglet using Bernat Blanket yarn. The pattern works up quickly and makes a cuddly stuffed animal. The finished pig is 3 inches tall and 7 inches long.

This hayfield blanket is one of the famous Sirdar Patterns that has been revamped from the classic patterns. This blanket with its rich texture has a delicate lace-like finish. This pattern makes up fast and is perfect for the warmer … Read More...

Welcome to the Mary Jane crochet slipper pattern! This pattern will guide you through the process of creating a pair of cozy, comfortable slippers that are perfect for little feet.

The Mary Jane style features a classic strap across … Read More...

The V-stitch pattern adds texture to the simple stripes of color in this fun crochet hooded scarf with pockets. Scarves with pockets are amazingly handy, not just for keeping your hands warm but for actually keeping stuff in those pockets … Read More...

This Granny square crochet pattern is a little different, no afghans in sight. Try this modern take on the humble Granny square to create this fun lightweight Granny square Top. Perfect for Summer! .  Use bright colors for a Fun … Read More...

Ready to get cozy? This waffle stitch crochet blanket has so much texture and visual interest going on. All those little waffle-shaped squares also make it so super soft and cozy, that everyone will want to cuddle up (even the … Read More...

These Jumbo-sized Crochet animals are made using Chenille Yarn making them soft and fluffy.

Super-size their happy with our Super Happy Chenille Safari rugs. These cosy and cuddle-some soft furnishings add a giant dose of lovable character to indoor play. … Read More...

There’s no better way to ring in the new year than planning out a fun year-long crochet project. This Temperature crochet blanket pattern will give you all the information you need to plan out your own temperature blanket or a … Read More...

The Lotus Pillow is a crochet pillow pattern made with super bulky weight yarn that has an easy level of difficulty. I can imagine this pillow being very popular with anyone who is into yoga or wellbeing.

Lotus flowers have … Read More...

If you are new to colorwork or just want to give it a go for the first  time, then I highly recommend adding this crochet pattern to your list.

The perfect introduction to crochet colorwork! Made using bulky-weight yarn so … Read More...