Below is the main archive for all the free crochet patterns available on CrochetnCrafts. There is something here for everyone and at every skill level, including Beginner Patterns, Easy Crochet Patterns and Intermediate Patterns for those who have mastered their skills.
All free crochet patterns are written in US crochet terminology. They are free on the website, but many of them can also be purchased in my Etsy shop or on Ravelry.
They are written with the right-handed crocheters in mind. If you are left-handed you’ll need to reverse where the pattern instructs to work in a left or right direction.
Why crochet? Because it is relaxing, takes your mind off your problems, and helps to save money! Finished Crochet projects make for the perfect gift for your friends and family members. Because when it is hand-made, it just speaks volumes about how much you appreciate the recipient. And that is priceless!
Cross-Over Long DC Free Crochet Newsboy Hat Pattern
Granny Stitch Crochet Kerchief
Simple Summer Poncho
Granny Stitch Square Poncho
Single Crochet Beanie
Blossom Stitch Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern
Solid Shell Stitch Crochet Hat
Open Stitch Easy Rectangular Shawl Pattern
Single Crochet Bag
Beginner Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
How to Tie a Slip Knot
Working on Opposite Side of Starting Chains
How to Join a Round
How to Make the Magic Circle
How to Single Crochet
The Extended Single Crochet
How to Half Double Crochet
How to Double Crochet
A Few Tips for Beginners: Start with a project that uses only the basic stitches like the single, half double or double crochet stitches. Also look for something that doesn’t require much shaping or color changes until you’re comfortable with holding your hook and yarn.
As for the yarn, a medium worsted weight yarn worked with an H or an I crochet hook is most suitable for beginners who have never crocheted before.
Crochet Abbreviations Chart
Blanket Sizes Chart
Crochet Hat Sizing Chart by Age
Crochet Boot Cuffs Size Chart
If you love to crochet like me, I know that you have more than one project going on at any given time. My biggest challenge is keeping things organized. I’ve had issues with my crochet hooks always disappearing on me because I would leave them in the half-finished crochet project that I worked on a year ago!
I have found that keeping a journal of all the projects on the go can help. So basically you list the name of the pattern, the yarn and the hook size. Now when your hook goes missing, you know exactly which project is hogging it!
My next problem is my yarn! I just KNOW that I have a leftover skein of Red Heart Super in White, but WHERE in this pile is it??? Do I seriously have to go through my entire stash of leftovers?
Not anymore! I have found that it is more important to keep your yarn brands and yarn types together, than it is to keep whole skeins separate from half used ones. There are many types of craft organizers that will do a good job at keeping your yarn neatly organized so you can have whatever you need at your fingertips, when you need it.
You can browse all crochet patterns below, or narrow down your search with these categories. You can also use the search at the top of the site if you are looking for a specific pattern. Hopefully you’ll find your next crochet project on this site. And if you do, please share your finished project in the CrochetnCrafts Facebook group.
Afghan Squares
Blanket Patterns
Alphabet Blocks
Appliques
Belts
Bookmarks
Bracelets
Buttons
Eye Masks
Bags & Totes
Coin Purses
Credit Card Sleeves
Pouches
Wine Bottle Cozies
Hair Scrunchies
Headbands
Kerchiefs
Scrubbies
Soap Savers
Miscellaneous
Coasters
Cup Cozies
Dishcloths
Hotpads
Placemats
Cowls
Ear Warmers
Fingerless Gloves
Crochet Hat Patterns
Legwarmers & Boot Cuffs
Ponchos
Scarves
Slippers
Tops
Crochet Shawl Patterns
Baby
Children’s
Christmas
Doll Clothes & Accessories
Broomstick Lace
Stashbusters
Red Heart Super Saver
Red Heart Comfort
Bernat Handicrafter Cotton
Caron Simply Soft
Vanna’s Choice
This twisted ear warmer is worked up in very simple stitches, making it easy to crochet this to any size you want, including the circumference and width. That means you can basically use any yarn and hook size. However, I strongly recommend using the Cotton Fair as it provides a nice comfy stretch. The yarn is…
Moving along to the letter F. It was quick and easy and fun to do! And did you know that you can use this chart in Tapestry or Filet crochet? F is for fish, F is for flower, F is for flag, and for so many other fun and filly words. Stay tuned for more,…
This beautiful drawstring bag has a nice sturdy bottom to hold your stuff. However, what caught my attention is the beautiful ribbing rows in the middle of the round bag. The finished size of this crochet bag measures 6″ across the diameter and 9″ tall. It’s the perfect size to hold your personal items for…
Here is the letter E in the tapestry crochet blocks series. It was fairly easy and straightforward, and I decided to leave off the surface crochet. I decided I liked it better without, but it’s up to you what you do. E is for elephant. E is for Egg. E is for Eight, and E…
This is an adjustable crochet ear warmer pattern, which you can crochet to any size you need, simply by adjusting your starting chains in any multiple of four.
Use these crochet baby mitts to keep those tiny hands nice and cozy in the cold weather. They are perfect for the car or days when it’s not too cold out. Plus, they can also be used as scratch mitts to prevent babies from scratching up their faces. Finished Size These crochet mittens are designed…
Here is the letter D for your baby mats, blankets and toys. Hope you enjoy. And don’t forget to check out the rest of the Crochet Tapestry Alphabet. Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight (#4) 100% acrylic, 7 oz/198g – 364 yds/333m) – MC = Aran, CC = Coffee.Crochet Hook: G…
This crochet cap is designed to fit a teen/xs adult. It’s crocheted in cotton, making it a great hat for the summer!
Here is the letter C. Sorry for taking so long, but for some reason I kept running into problems with this one. Just couldn’t get it right, but I think I got it now. Oh and I have all the charts done up in Excel, so hopefully from here on in I can publish at…
These easy boot cuffs are just what you need to fill the gap at the top of your boots to keep the cold drafts out.
This crochet ear warmer is easy to make in any size you want from a child to adult. Plus, it has a lovely stretch for a nice comfy fit. It is worked up in the criss cross crochet stitch, which gives it a nice texture. Also, the pattern is worked in back loops only throughout,…
This popcorn cowl pattern has a nice sturdy texture, which helps to keep you super warm. For a looser fabric simply use a larger hook or slightly thinner fabric. The pattern is given in one size only, but it’s easy to adjust to any size that you want. As shown, it’s the perfect size for…
Here is the second letter of the alphabet in tapestry crochet. Use it in an afghan, a baby block, or however else you like. Hope you enjoy. :) Crochet Pattern Information Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight (#4) 100% acrylic, 7 oz/198g – 364 yds/333m) – MC = Aran, CC…
This oversized cowl can be adjusted as needed in a simple multiple of two. I made mine wide so that it covers the head nicely. But if you like, you can just as easy omit a round or two for a narrow cowl. The hooded cowl takes up a lot of yarn, but it’s super…
Here is the letter A, my first tapestry crochet pattern in a good long while. My goal is to do both the upper and lower case letters in 5″ blocks. Then, with those blocks, my goal is to make cool baby blocks and floor mats for the baby. Each block will contain the upper and…
The toy hammock is not just great for stuffed animals, but it can be used to store all kinds of toys and kid’s accessories.
If you’re looking for something easy, yet cozy, then this simply stripes baby blanket is just what you need. Although a bit time consuming, it’s a mindless pattern once you get going on it. This crochet baby blanket is crocheted in a nice solid stitch using a worsted weight yarn. It’s great for covering the…
This crochet earwarmer is easy to crochet to any size you like, making it easy for you to use up any yarn you may have on hand. It is shown in a chunky yarn, but you can just as easy use a worsted weight as well. I’m still working on cleaning up the Loops and…
You can make this crochet jingle bell garland to any length that you need for your holiday tree.
This cup cozy is worked up in two colors and is turned after certain rounds to create a different texture and design. Here is a quick and easy gift idea for your last-minute holiday gifts. It’ll go well with the crochet dishcloth pattern I did using the same stitch, but in a slightly different color…
This crochet holiday hat pattern is given in a baby size, but you can easily increase the crown for other sizes as well.
This crochet pencil organizer cozy is the perfect addition to your desktop, and can be crocheted in any colors to match the season or your office.
Crochet this scrubby dishcloth to any size you need using your favorite dishcloth yarn.
Today we have another crochet wine bottle cozy for the upcoming holiday season. The finished size fits a 4″ diameter bottle, but you can adjust that in any multiple of 3. And because it’s so easy to adjust in size, feel free to choose any yarn and hook size. Just remember if you make changes…
Crochet this wine bottle cozy to any size you need, using your favorite yarn colors.
These crochet baby scratch mitts are not only the perfect way to keep your little ones from scratching up their newborn faces, but they are also nice and cozy for going outside in the cold. This free pattern was designed to go with this pom pom beanie. Together they will make a lovely gift set…
Enjoy this crochet cowl scarf pattern any way that you like. Wear it long like a scarf, or wrap it cozy around the neck to stay warm in the cold winter weather. This crochet cowl is shown in fall colors, but choose any colors to match your winter wardrobe or any outfit that you like….
This crochet pom pom beanie is given for a baby size, but you can easily increase this to any other sizes as well, including adult sizes.
This basic lace crochet bookmark is crocheted in a DK weight yarn, which helps to avoid excess bulk. The finished size measures 2.25 inches wide, which means that if you wanted to crochet this in a thread you could do that and still end up with a decent width of the bookmark. As for the…
Crochet this dishcloth pattern to any size using your favorite cotton yarn. It’s perfect for use around the home and makes for a nice gift idea.
This adorable baby sun hat pattern is brought to you by Cream Of The Crop Crochet. Currently the website specializes in animal and other fun and cozy winter hats in all baby sizes from preemie and up. You’ll also find a nice variety of patterns for yourself, such as wraps, hats and scarves. Thank you…
This cute doll shrug is designed to fit the 11.5″ Barbie doll. But since there is no stitch multiple, you can just as easy crochet this to fit other dolls as well. Simply make your chains to reach across the back and to where you want the shrug to come out to at the arms…
This baby blanket is worked up in a cotton yarn, but any other yarn will work just as well.
This cute barbie doll dress pattern is very similar to the Fashion Doll Summer Dress, and thus is also a perfect match for the Summer Sun Hat and the ESC Fashion Doll Shrug. The dress works up quick and easy and makes for a cute stocking stuffer for any young girl. Another bonus of this…
This baby blanket pattern includes a plain edging for a boy and a scalloped edging for a girl.
This one is shown here in a single color, but you can easily make these crochet cotton face scrubbies in two colors as well. It’s a great pattern to use up those smallest amounts of yarn scraps that you can get. This quick and easy scrubbie works up in just two short rounds. The finished…