My favorite time of year is finally here! One of my favorite parts of autumn is the shift that our natural surroundings go through. This fall crochet cowl pattern is inspired by Redbud Valley, a local nature preserve, and its beautiful autumn scenery.
Craft show season is upon us, my friends. If you’re not already knee-deep in market prep crochet projects, then now is the time to get started! Today I’m sharing the best craft fair crochet ideas to help you build up inventory for your upcoming craft show.
This post may contain affiliate links. You can find the full disclosure at the footer of this page.
Hey everyone! I got the chance to try out the new Ferris Wheel yarn from Lion Brand, and I enjoyed it so much that I whipped up this easy crochet cowl pattern in about four hours. Which, for me, is pretty impressive! I was so into it that I just couldn’t put down the hook.
This post may contain affiliate links. You can find the full disclosure at the footer of this page.
This textured, modern crochet scarf is a lot easier than it looks! Using different stitches and changing colors for each row creates a beautiful, eye-catching fabric that’s perfect for a statement accessory. Read on to find the inspiration behind this design, or scroll down for the free crochet scarf pattern!
This post may contain affiliate links. You can find the full disclosure at the footer of this page.
Velvet yarn is crazy popular in the fiber world right now! You’ve probably seen all the big brands release their own version of this trendy yarn. If you’re wondering what kind of crochet projects would work best for this super-soft fiber, look no further- I’ve compiled a list of the best free crochet patterns using velvet yarn. I’ve also categorized the patterns by type for easy browsing. I can’t wait to see what you make with your new velvet yarn! Happy crocheting!
This post may be sponsored or contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through a link. See my full disclosure in the footer of this page. Thank you for your support!
Hey everyone! I have been SO excited about this new crochet blanket pattern and I’m happy to finally share it with you all! This cuddly, stretchy, softer-than-soft throw blanket is one of my favorite makes ever. I’m a huge fan of blankets and this one is like wrapping up in a cozy cocoon of fuzzy warmth. I actually made it for a gift this holiday season, and I’m almost too attached to it to part with it!
Hey everyone! Last week I shared my new Velvet Dreams Circle Scarf pattern, which you all seemed to love! I love it too, and I’m super excited to wear my own once the cooler weather arrives. Here in the Midwest, we don’t always get a real fall, but we do have those days where it’s too warm for a wool scarf and hat, but still nice to have an extra layering piece.
I wanted to share some modern fall crochet patterns that caught my eye. These crochet patterns are all free, and you can find them in this pattern roundup. If you’re looking for a new crochet project to make some simple & modern accessories for fall, read on!
Hey everyone! Today I’m sharing one of my new designs for fall, the Velvet Dream Super Plush Crochet Circle Scarf. This chunky, squishy infinity scarf is seriously SO soft- I used some new velvet yarn from Hobby Lobby’s Yarn Bee line and it’s the real deal!
It’s a bulky weight (category 5) yarn that feels light in the skein but works up thick and heavy. I used the Olive colorway, which is a kind of hunter green that has a beautiful mossy look to it.
This scarf uses basic crochet stitches and works up in a thick panel, meaning it’s perfect for keeping out cold drafts on chilly days, and the fluffy velvet texture retains heat surprisingly well. It’s so cozy and warm, you may never want to take it off!
This post may contain affiliate links, which means I earn a small commission when you make a purchase through those links, at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support! Enjoy this free crochet baby blanket pattern!
Hey everyone! Last week I shared my c2c crochet baby blanket that I made for a friend’s new arrival, and now I’ve finished up the crochet pattern to share with you! This baby blanket is such a quick and easy project that can be customized with different colors to match any nursery decor. It’s perfect for a last-minute baby shower gift!