Last week I shared crochet pillows with you as a way to decorate your home, this week I’ve collected bunting crochet patterns for you. Bunting is just such a fun way to decorate. You can make words with it, hearts, triangles, or all sorts of other shapes. Bunting is also a great way to personalize dorm rooms. If you want to add tassels to your bunting, check out this tutorial.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
One great way to dress up your room, change things about a bit, or decorate for a season, is to use decorative pillows. If you want changeable pillows, why not buy pillow “blanks” from the craft store or Amazon, and then make different crochet covers to change as you want. Storing the crochet covers you aren’t using takes up a lot less space as well! Or make pillows you love to use all year round, in color that work with your space!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Help!! I’m seeing spots!!
This week I felt the need for a some jaunty, spotty, fun. Polka dots just make me smile, and I love making all of you smile as well, so here are some fun polka dotted patterns to bring on the smiles. 🙂
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
St. Valentine’s Day is coming up, so “pink” seemed to be a good theme for this week’s round up. Here are 8 very sweet pink free crochet patterns. Of course, you can make them in any color, but they sure are pretty in pink. ♥♥♥
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
A couple of week ago I shared cozy blankets with you, and today I want to share baby blankets with you. Most blankets can be made in any size, but this collection of blankets all work wonderfully for the newest members of this crazy world.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Sometimes a room needs a little something to pull it together. Sometimes your feet need a little padding, sometimes you need something to catch the splashes from the bathtub or the kitchen sink. What to do? Make a rug!!! This week, I have plenty of fun rug ideas for you.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
I love cuddling up under a warm blanket on a cold evening with some yarn and a crochet hook. And maybe a cuppa tea. If the blanket is hand made, well that’s even better! In that spirit, I’ve collected some great cozy blanket patterns for crocheting on cold nights.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
There’s something so cozy about a warm pair of gloves or mittens on a cold winter day. After all, does anyone really like cold fingers? I searched around and found some free crochet patterns for gloves and mittens of various sizes for you. Many of the patterns found here were part of the Crochet Mitten Drive Blog Hop.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
We are greatly lacking white stuff outside this winter, so I thought I would bring you a round up of winter white free crochet patterns. Though you can make these patterns in whatever color you like, the designer samples for them are all white to off white.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
I know I’ve said it many times, but I really don’t like when my ears are cold. Consequently, I’m quite fond of earflap hats. They’re so warm and cozy and super fun to wear as well! So this week’s round up features earflap hat patterns. Stay warm!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
