Crochet Pattern posts on Jessie At Home.
Crochet a few rows of ripples to garnish your tree in home-crafted style. This clever idea can be crocheted in the colors of your choice.
Baker’s Cotton may have started as string to tie your bakery box, but this design takes it to a whole new level.
If you love color, you’ll love crocheting and living with this beautiful throw! Made with octagons, squares and triangle motifs, you won’t get bored making just one square.
Sometimes you need to bring your yarnie projects along with you! This bag lets you do that in style. The fun ruffles and flowers add a fun flair. It is big enough to carry a work in progress, but not so big it is unwieldy.
With as little as 2 yards of fabric yarn, you can make this sweet little flower. It can be used to accessorize another yarnie project, it can be put on a pin back, a magnet, a hair band or clip, and a variety of other items to make all sorts of pretty little creations. This tutorial includes written instructions with many process photos, and a video.
I designed the Skylark Cloche Hat to match the Skylark Scarf. This free crochet pattern has a fun 20’s look.
Skylark is not your typical scarf. It is made at an angle, a little off kilter, and a little wider than most scarves, making it a cross between a scarf and a wrap. There is a diagonal stripe of contrasting color every several rows. Skylark is sure to get attention wherever you go!
This simple coaster can be made by a crochet beginner, yet is still nice enough for an advanced crocheter to make as well. It is a single crochet square made in rows, with a border around it. There is a video and chart to help, making this a great learning project.
These coasters work very nicely with my Stripy Single Crochet Placemat.
