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On The Go Crochet

Are you looking for crochet patterns to make while traveling? I travel a lot, and one thing I’ve learned is it’s always nice to have a project ready to take with me. I’ve put together a collection of 7 free crochet patterns to make while traveling that I think are great to take on the go. You usually want something smallish (blankets aren’t the best traveling project.) I also suggest a pattern that is easy to memorize so you don’t have to keep looking at the pattern, but if you don’t get motion sick, or if you are going to have time in a hotel, then a pattern you need to refer to can be good as well. So enjoy your time travelling the crochet way, with one of these On the Go Crochet patterns to make while traveling!

Here are the names and links of each pattern.

Robin Baby Blanket

The free Robin Baby Blanket pattern is a classic easy to make striped baby blanket. Easy to make because of the easy to crochet box stitches in stripes of 3 colors. You can carry the yarn up the sides, so there is no need to cut when changing colors. By the time you finish this blanket you will have this stitch down pat and confidently be able use it on other projects. This easy to make striped baby blanket can of course be made in the colors of your choice and if you wish to change the size to make an afghan, throw, or even a bedspread, the free pattern tells you how. Made in superwash wool from King Cole, it is soft and warm.

Crochet for Kids

I love to crochet for kids. They are so happy to receive handmade items, and they really get joy from wearing/using the creations. I have found 7 awesome free crochet patterns for kids to share with you this evening.

Here are the names and links of each pattern.

Knitted Baby Mitts - book review and giveaway from Jessie At Home

Knitted Baby Mitts: Twenty to Knit – book review and giveaway

I recently received a copy of Knitted Baby Mitts: 20 to Knit, by Sian Brown to review. It is really an adorable pattern book! Here’s my review.

The book reviewed in this post was provided by Search Press. All opinions are my own.

I recently received a copy of Knitted Baby Mitts: 20 to Knit, by Sian Brown to review. It is really an adorable pattern book!

Baby Blankets

Baby blanket? Oh yeah, you’re going to probably need to make one sometime for somebody. Here are 7 free patterns to get you going.

Baby blankets make such great shower gifts. It seems like any crochet group I’m in, there is always someone working on a baby blanket. There are so many options for them out there, too. I have put together a round up of 7 free crochet patterns for baby blankets for your next shower invite!

Here are the names and links of each pattern.

Dreamy Baby

The Dreamy Baby afghan can be made in any size to suit your needs. It featured stripes of Tunisian crochet with a border in regular crochet. The Red Heart Dreamy yarn is fuzzy and soft making for a cozy blanket. Tunisian Top Stitch does not roll, so there is no need to block the finished blanket.

Evie Poncho

The Evie Poncho is a great way to dress up your little one for photos or a special event. It’s easy care and can be worn any day, not just for a special occasion. The Paintbox Yarns used gives you plenty of yarn to finish this pattern, and even has enough left over to make it bigger or longer if you would like.

Crocheted Baby Shoes

A book review and giveaway of Val Pierce’s book Crocheted Baby Shoes: 20 to Crochet

The book reviewed in this post was provided by Search Press.

Crocheted Baby Shoes: 20 to Crochet, features twenty of the cutest baby shoes, booties, and sandals you have ever seen. Val Pierce has created a great selection of patterns to choose from for the newest little one in your life!

Rainbow Droplets Babyghan

This blanket for your beautiful baby is made of a rainbow of flowers or water droplets (depending on how you see it) and has a rainbow border as well. Brighten up any nursery with this lovely blanket!

Colorful Crochet!

Bursting with bright colors, 7 free crochet patterns to color your world.

I love color! It’s just so fun to play around with, and that’s just what these designers have done. Here are some super colorful free crochet patterns for you to enjoy!

Here are the names and links of each pattern.

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