This crochet patchwork hoodie is a hooded cardigan made with simple crochet squares. This pattern is a beginner project because the squares are made using a single stitch – half double crochet. Jog – or go for a walk – in style with your new crochet patchwork hoodie.
This easy crochet snowflake bauble is made with the granny stitch and is suitable for beginners. The lace looks great on a see-through bauble, especially if you hang it in front of some twinkling Christmas lights. It makes a great addition to your handmade crochet Christmas ornaments. Oh and there is no starch involved!
This crochet robin bauble is a crochet bauble cover for your unwanted Christmas baubles! This crochet robin bauble is only three rounds and is made with double crochet stitches. And double crochet means easy crochet for beginners!
This little crochet toadstool Christmas ornament is a free pattern and is a great gift idea or home decor idea to bring a little charm to your holiday tree.
This easy crochet toadstool Christmas ornament will be a cute addition to your handmade Christmas decorations. Featuring easy basic crochet stitches and a video tutorial, in just a few rounds this pattern creates a magical crochet fairytale scene on your tree.
Featuring the traditional Nordic red and white color combination and the Nordic eight-pointed star in the middle this Christmas crochet mini Nordic bauble is a cute addition to your handmade gift collection or your Christmas crochet decorations for your home.
This DIY easy crochet Christmas Nordic bauble free pattern makes for a stunning handmade tree decoration for the holidays. Using small amounts of yarn and toy stuffing, featuring the traditional Nordic red and white color combination and the Nordic eight-pointed star in the middle this easy crochet Christmas Nordic bauble is a cute addition to your handmade gift collection or your Christmas crochet decorations for your home. What I love most about this pattern is the power of simplicity, which is also very much in the true spirit of Scandinavian and Nordic Christmas decorations.
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!
