Beach blanket bingo anyone? With today’s round up of 7 free beachwear crochet patterns, arrive well prepared, crochet style, for your day at the beach. There’s even a few bags here too. Who says crochet is only for cold weather. There are so many things you can crochet for a beach day, and they are right here at Jessie At Home. Way gnarly dude!
Here are the names and links of the free beachwear crochet patterns.
The Yarnie Tote Bag easy beginner crochet pattern is simple to make and lots of fun to use. Its striped sides are festive and make it stand out.
Linen Stitch Basket
Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This Linen Stitch Basket is great for holding your yarn or other small items. By using the linen stitch in alternating colors, vertical stripes are created. Choose your favorite colors of Hoooked Ribbon XL yarn to make this pattern your own. The base of the basket is single crochet, making it very sturdy. If your base buckles, then just wet block your basket to get it into shape.
There are many ways to use flowers in crochet. They can be at the center of a motif, they can be the motif itself, they can be used as an accessory, or they can be part of the color pattern, just to name a few. One thing is certain, they add a little extra flair to everything. Here are 7 free crochet patterns that feature flowers.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Am I fickle? I don’t think so. but I do have a new favorite. It’s the the new ArtBin yarn tote, it is very useful, well-made, and a great size. Plus, it’s grey, so it matches everything. 😉 Step in and read on.
The tote reviewed in this post was provided by ArtBin.
Oh my goodness guys, when I went to the new product display at Creativation I totally fell in LOVE with this yarn tote by ArtBin. It is so very cool!
We all know you can make blankets from crochet squares, but there is so much more that they are good for. You can make jackets, purses, scarves, pillows, and more. Here is a collection of 7 free crochet patterns that use crochet squares to make anything but a blanket.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
It always struck me funny that green was a Christmas color. After all, it’s all brown and white outside, not green. But our Christmas trees are green, so maybe that’s where the green for Christmas comes from. Anyway, I’ve collected 7 free crochet patterns that the designers have created in green. Of course, you’re welcome to change the color, but for now it’s a celebrations of green!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
This purse was inspired by the awesome JUL strap I was asked to review. I had some Berroco Indigo yarn left over from another project and they just seemed to fit together so well. I’d been thinking of making a granny square style purse for a while now, and everything finally came together to make that happen. I was so inspired by the results that I took the time to line it, which is an easy final touch that you can choose to do as well.
What’s a purse without a strap? A clutch? I thought that was a car part! Well never mind here’s a review for a fabulous purse strap from JUL Designs.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by JUL Designs, all opinions are my own.
Hello all! I was recently sent a purse strap from JUL Designs to review for you. So I made a purse – how can I review the strap if I don’t use it, right? You can find an awesome assortment of artisan made and fair trade items over at JUL Designs, HERE.
Pretty in white? Certainly! Go get some white (or off white) yarn and pick out one of these free crochet patterns that look just stunning in white!
Sometimes when picking out colors for our next project, we forget the simple beauty of white. So many creations look lovely in white. Go get some white (or off white) yarn and pick out one of these free crochet patterns that look just stunning in white!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
