I love spring; it’s just so pretty. With spring comes all the sweet pastel colors. They are so soft and gentle, just like spring. To celebrate spring, I have put together a collection of free crochet patterns that have been designed in pastel colors.
Of course, you can make these patterns in any color you like, you don’t have to use pastels. Without any further ado, here are 14 free crochet patterns designed in pastel colors. Enjoy!
1) Tryst by Stitches ‘n’ Scraps
“Fall in love with the delicate, lacy texture of the Tryst pillow! Tiny triangles inside of triangles give the feel of lace, but without the holes.”
2) Crochet Easter Eggs by Dessert Bloom Crafts
“To me, the best Easter eggs are colorful, fun, and easy to make. Good news! Crochet Easter eggs are all of the above. These eggs can be made easily in different colors, saved easily for next year, and work up super fast!”
3) Lavender Fields Tote Bag by Left In Knots
“Today’s free pattern is a remake of one of my earliest free patterns, the Open Air Market Bag. Why a remake? Well…just keep reading to find out and then enjoy the free crochet pattern for the new and improved Lavender Fields Tote Bag.”
4) Lilly Garden Cloche by Kirsten Halloway Designs
“What could be cuter than a little head topped with flowers? I can’t think of much! The Lily Garden hat is a sweet crochet beanie pattern for babies and toddlers to welcome in the spring, and is quick and easy to make for your fresh-faced little one.”
5) Baker’s Tee by Jessie At Home
“You won’t believe the simplicity of this pattern! It is simply a linen stitch rectangle with a slit in the middle, which is then folded in half.”
6) Wave Your Hands Mitts by Jessie At Home
“The Wave Your Hand Mitts feature a chevron stitch in the round. The point in the back of the hand comes up higher and has a ring to wrap around your middle finger.”
7) Bella Vita Shawl by Wilma Westenberg
“My mother made herself a crochet shawl with one of my yarn cakes I ordered a while back. I love how the colors change so equally. She wrote down the steps while working on it and asked me to share it here on my blog, so others can make it as well.”
8) Knee-High Socks by Yarnutopia
“I used pastel colors in my pattern but the ideas are endless when it comes to color combinations. I am excited to see your creators choices when making your own pair.”
9) Loopy Love Blanket by Moogly
“The Loopy Love Blanket is so fun to make! The pattern is easy to memorize, the stitches just fly by, and the end result looks way more complicated than it should.”
10) Emerald Lace Fling Wrap by Crochet Kim
“This lacy wrap is great for those cool spring nights.”
11) Stormy Island Wrap by Underground Crafter
“There’s something about the chill of a stormy night that makes me want to wrap myself up in crochet. This rectangular shawl uses a simple stitch pattern and a beautiful, self-striping yarn to create a stunning, lacy, statement piece that’s cozy enough to keep your shoulders warm while adding color to any outfit.”
12) Scrap Kitchen Set by Pattern Paradise
“This Scrap Kitchen Set is the product of my drawer of yarn balls! Every so often, when I can no longer close it, I browse through the drawer where I keep leftover balls of yarn and try to figure out how to use up scraps for something useful.”
13) Lily Garden by Kirsten Halloway Designs
“What could be cuter than a little head topped with flowers? I can’t think of much! The Lily Garden hat is a sweet beanie to welcome in the spring, and is quick and easy to make for your fresh-faced little one.”
14) Parkway Scarf by Moogly
“The Parkway Scarf is pretty, cozy, and just a little luxurious – and the *perfect* pattern for people who hate weaving in ends!”
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