Hoooked Tote Crochet Pattern Easy Skill Level. This tote works up quickly in super bulky Hoooked Ribbon XL yarn! The yarn used in this post was provided by Hoooked.
This tote works up quickly in super bulky Hoooked Ribbon XL yarn! The colors are vibrant and ready to celebrate warm days. It makes a great beach bag as it is absorbent and washable. With it’s granny squares and long tassels, it fits right in with the popular Boho style. So choose your favorite colors and make your own Hoooked Tote.
This round up is “in the bag” crochet bags that is! Stuff your stuff in one (or more) of these. 7 free crochet bag patterns to choose from.
There are so many kinds of bags, and crochet bags are no exception. I wanted to bring you a round up of crochet bags this week and it was so hard to choose from all the options out there! Here is the selection I picked out for you, enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Sometimes the basics are really the best. With all the colors out there, you can still make a lovely statement with black and white. Just take a look at these classic free crochet patterns I found for you in black and white.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
This basket is the first pattern in the Spa Basket CAL. This event will run from 8/30/16 through 12/7/16, and features 12 patterns from 12 amazing designers. The patterns will combine to make a lovely spa basket, perfect for gifting. There will also be a giveaway with 12 winners!! You can find all the details at the intro post HERE, plus some more info about the giveaway at the end of this post. The Spa Basket is a medium or large starched basket that will hold you various spa day needs. It’s always nice to pamper yourself, and that is exactly what this CAL is all about!
Sometimes I feel the need to be colorful, and stripes are a great way to do that! What a great way to show off your favorite colors; and when you crochet your own stripes, you can choose exactly which colors you want to show off. Stripes are just fun! So here are some free crochet patterns featuring stripes for you to enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
I’ve wanted to design and make a knit circle pouch for quite some time, but the right yarn never came along. I wanted something that would work when I went to Medieval reenactment events with my knight in shining armor, aka my husband Doug, so I needed a yarn that looked like it fit into the time period, but also a yarn that I liked and that would hold up to the stress of being a belt bag. I found that yarn with Kraemer Belfast Linen Blend yarn!
This fun and easy beach bag is made with a new yarn from Willow Yarns: Coastal. The strong and soft cotton yarn lends itself to making a durable bag that will keep you fashionable for years to come. Made with just 2 balls of Coastal it’s so affordable to make you’ll want to make one for yourself and a few more for your friends!
Easter is coming! So is spring! This year I thought I would welcome the spring with a round up of free crochet patterns for eggs and baskets. That seems to be my theme lately, lots of baskets for all the eggs of my business, so this round up has a bit of a double meaning. Happy crocheting, and remember not to put all your eggs in one basket. 😉
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
If you receive my newsletter, you’ve already been given a head’s up about today’s post! I have started a new endeavor, I am a guest writer on CGOA Now! the official blog of the Crochet Guild Of America. Yesterday was my first post, a book review of Fair Isle Tunisian Crochet by Brenda Bourg. I’d like to tell you all about it, so pop on over to the review and see what I thought.
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I decided this book review was a really good excuse to learn to do fair isle Tunisian. I used an excerpt from one of the patterns in the book to make a little purse:
That’s it before I seemed it, inside and out, and here
How did this happen? It’s time to think about winter! Oh, my… There are plenty of patterns for bits and pieces of winter accessories, but sometimes it nice to match. Maybe you want a set of patterns that will work for the whole family, or maybe you want a hat and scarf or cowl that match. Either way, here are some winter set patterns that you may like.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
