This bobble stitch crochet cardigan Bobble Diamonds is made with bobble stitch granny squares. Featuring a shorter crop length and chunky ribbing, this cardigan brings nostalgia and bobbles of coziness to your wardrobe.
This crochet Bobble Flower granny square cardigan is a long sweater coat made with a matching ribbed bobble hat. This pattern provides bobbles of comfort, squishiness and you just want to live in it and wrap yourself in it!
This crochet sunflower cardigan coat pattern is free & it’s great for all the flower granny square lovers and for all those who love sunflowers and long hooded cardigans with side slits!
This beginner friendly and easy crochet shawl is very cosy and warm as it’s made with the solid granny and bobble stitches. I use a large crochet hook which means it works up fast! And the yarn I use offers wonderful color transitions which make the time go fast because you never know what the next row is going to look like.
This free pattern crochet pocket shawl is called Autumn Berries and is an easy breezy pattern with the tassel fringe made using the yarn tails from the color change. Featuring a generous size and a simple repeat of 5 colors, this relaxed style shawl is beginner friendly and is great for romantic walks in nature to snuggle yourself into.
This crochet tunic dress pattern with sleeves is a simple rectangle seamed at the sides and shoulders. It can be worn on a windy summer’s day or layered over a pair of jeans in autumn. The waves add some interest and texture to your usual stripes and this stitch is very soothing to make as you count 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4…
I don’t know about you, but after I’ve just completed that big batch of colourful hexagons I can’t just stop now… As they have such an uplifting effect on me! Therefore… We’re going to continue with the gathered chain theme for this border to complement the starry/ spider webby looking lacy Halloween hexagons that we magicked up earlier on.
If you are looking for a stash busting and fun Halloween crochet project then this lap blanket is for you! I hope I will be able to cheer you up with these photos of my colourful crochet, and that this post will inspire you to be more creative with your old unwanted yarn.
The inspiration for this blanket was probably a big pile of unwanted yarn. As I would rummage through my big bursting bag of yarn over the last few years, there would always be a certain selection of yarn that would never get picked. Perhaps I have too much yarn!
