Free Crochet & Knit Patterns, many with free tutorials.
Crochet and knit projects for categorized at an easy level. These are usually simple patterns that are easy to follow. Turn on the TV and complete your project.
Freshly updated is the Interlocking Lattice Crochet Blanket. It’s a true interlocking of easy-to-remember steps for the stitches to be interwoven. Interlocking can be complicated depending on the styling of how the stitches work together. Originally when this was released, there were mistakes in a couple of the rows which made it impossible to complete….
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Crochet Super Cowl One of the hot trends this fall is the Super Scarf, but for me, I prefer cowls. So I came up with my own version of the Super Cowl. I used Bernat Dazzle yarn, which has a nice sparkle, but any bulky yarn would be perfect for this chunky cowl. You can…
Slouchy Peak Hat Crochet this trendy Slouchy Peak Hat using Bernat Softee Chunky Yarn. Full and bulky yarns are currently the trend. Combined with the trend of slouchies and brim hats. This hat pattern has it all! Tutorial provided is showing using Classic Wool by Patons. It’s the same design. It’s bulky so it will…
Tunisian Entrelac in a Square This is Tunisian Entrelac that is completed in a square. It starts off with one box in the centre and then goes around, very much like a granny square. Of the Entrelac techniques, this one is my most favourite. It is easy and you really cannot go wrong anywhere. You…
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Crochet Afghan This quick and easy crochet afghan is deceptively easy. Don’t tell your friends how easy it really is though. It will allow you to have your cake and eat it too! The middle of the afghan has deep ridges and reminds me of a sand bar in the great lakes. Using Bernat Chunky…
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DOWNLOAD FREE PATTERN The Crochet Irish Lace Afghan came in as a request to break it into bite-size pieces to complete. This afghan is created and built on 1 motif at a time until 15 motifs are joined in a strip together. Once the motifs are joined, you can then proceed to add on the…
Crochet Simple Heart Applique Crochet a memorable and deceptively simple heart applique. This heart is different in the sense of how it is created. In fact, you are looking at three sections of the heart that are done separately. The bottom of the heart from the middle of the decrease of the heart to the…
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Holiday Wreaths You can make large wreaths with your crochet hook to be in any shape you want. For Christmas, using a coat hanger is easy to shape into a circle and crochet around it. I love it when our fans get an idea and personalize it to make it their own. Lynn Niehaus, a…
The Crochet Seriously Snuggly Crochet Blanket pattern is the alpine crochet stitch. This is a 4-row repeat that creates the texture. Knowing that Bernat Velvet Plus is hard to film, halfway through the tutorial, I restarted again using Red Heart Super Saver Ombre to demonstrate it a second time. This allows people to see it…
Crochet Simple Texture Scarf This stitch is known by a few names for this Crochet Simple Texture Scarf. It’s called the Moss Stitch or even the Linen Stitch. This is a free pattern available on Yarnspirations featuring Caron Cakes Yarn, exclusive to Michaels. You will use only 1 ball of Caron Cakes. The colour transitions…
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Crochet Rainbow Scarf Bernat Zapp Yarn is a Chunky – Weight 6 Yarn. It is obviously thick and has an array of extra puffs added to the yarn so you can have fun with the yarn and final look. The entire colour line is extremely vibrant and geared towards kids or adults who love to…
Vintage Rippling Scarf I came up with this scarf because someone asked me to help them with an afghan pattern that they found on Ravelry. I didn’t want to make an afghan, so I thought why not just swatch the pattern to learn it, and thus a scarf was born. The original pattern is called…
