Free Crochet & Knit Patterns, many with free tutorials.
Category # 4 Yarn Weight (aka medium, worsted, aran), is worked with a 5.50-6.50 mm hook, in these free patterns from The Crochet Crowd.
JUMP TO WEEK 1 JUMP TO WEEK 2 JUMP TO WEEK 3 JUMP TO WEEK 4 JUMP TO WEEK 5 JUMP TO VIDEOS More will come out as the stitch-along runs. The next full stitch along that is scheduled is called ‘Inspired by Joy’ designed by Jeanne Steinhilber. Developed in late Spring 2022, our testers have worked there…
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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…
The Small Crochet Foyer Basket Bowl is the right size to toss keys, wallets, spare change and even a dog leash into. Are you like me and inconsistently throw your keys in random spots? Usually the same spot but without thinking, you toss it somewhere else like a dresser, countertop or foyer table. It drives…
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The Large Basket Crochet Bowls are a great project to hook out on a rainy day. Marled with three yarns of Red Heart Roll With It Melange in the colour of Showtime. I had a lot of fun making this basket. It was raining the day I designed this. I was obsessed with the bead…
Crochet Adult Vest Introducing an easy Crochet Adult Vest that is simple in construction and matches the Toddler to 10 Years Old Version in style. The only difference between them is the stitch counts and measurements. In the tutorial below, I am doing the XS version of the adult size. I take you through the…
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The Crochet Into The Light Afghan by Jeanne Steinhilber was a much-needed stitching journey. Filled with light bouncing textures. Jeanne found herself trying to cope with emotions during this unprompted crochet design. It was never intended for the book but when she showed us behind the scenes, we were gob-smacked by the intentional shadows that…
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Crochet Baby Sweater Learn how to make this incredible baby sweater called Take it from the Top Pull Over Sweater. I don’t film many baby sweaters but I was attracted to the interesting stitchwork and looking at the colour palette, I knew boys or girls could wear this design if the colours are selected for…
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Crochet Chemo Caps for Kids & Adults Personally, it breaks my heart that there is a need for Chemo Caps in today’s modern age of medicine. Not only does the recipient have the worry of finding out they have cancer, but then the treatment stages that can become obvious to strangers such as hair loss…
I really like this Crochet Valentines Hat styling. Unique brim execution and colouring layout. Pom-Pom and smaller hat option. For my own style, I felt the original was way too long, again my own opinion. I have a need to make sure my hats are used or hit a donation bin for charity. I felt…
Crochet Family Mittens Keep those young person hands warm for the Family Mittens. This pattern has 4 sizes of mittens which include 2/4, ladies and men. Sizes for the family. It’s an easy to follow pattern with a cuff that is fabulous. Most of your time will be crochet the cuff. It’s using the slip…
Crochet Texting Fair Isle Fingerless Gloves One of the best Crochet Fingerless Gloves I have ever crocheted. These fingerless gloves have fair isle techniques involved. Dropping and adding yarn colour strategically to create a simplistic design into the glove. Both gloves are the exact same pattern. There is no right or left version. Due to…
GET FREE PATTERN PDF JUMP TO VIDEO Use up that yarn and create your kaleidoscope of exciting colour combinations. Double stranding is nothing new, but the concept is certainly creative. This idea is relatively simple: pick your yarn, choose the colours you think will be fun, and crochet the strands together. Essentially, one of each…
