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Moving along to the letter R this week. I’m feeling a bit more ambitious again as we are heading towards the end of the alphabet… only seven more to go :). I’m still planning on making mats out of these, so hopefully soon I’ll get to my first one so you can see what I’m…
Work this up in a striped design as shown, in a solid color or in any color design that you like. The size is also easy to customize.
In this roundup you’ll find over 15 free patterns for crochet summer headbands. These patterns are designed by some of my favorite and talented designers from around the web. Many of these headbands can be crocheted to any size you want from child to adult. They make for great gifts for yourself, your daughters as well…
One of the good things about doing these tapestry alphabet blocks is that they don’t take long to crochet at all. In less than an hour you can easily do one letter, which means the total time will be about 26 hours or less… not bad when you think about it from that perspective. See…
Here is a basic baby brim hat to fit a 6-12 month old baby. It’s crocheted in a grey for a baby boy, but I imagine a pretty pink or purple would look just as lovely for a baby girl. For a brim hat, it’s a bit long, but I wanted something to kind of…
And onto the letter P. I’m so excited, as we only have 10 more to go after this one! Yay, and then we move on to the fun stuff. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet Blocks. Pattern Information: Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight (#4) 100% acrylic, 7…
Today we have another beautiful pattern from Lubna of A Crafty Homemaker. This crochet handbag has a beautiful style that you will be proud to show off where ever you go. My favorite part about this crocheted bag is that you only need to know basic crochet stitches to create these beautiful textures! And it…
Yay, I got the “O” done for this week. It’s kind of tedious for me right now as all blocks are sitting in a drawer waiting for me to do something with them. But I’m hoping to bring some excitement back once I start with lowercase letters and other cool designs to go with the…
Thank you so much to Red Heart for providing me with this beautiful worsted weight yarn: Super Saver Stripes (affiliate link) in the Cool Stripe colorway. It’s a new color that’s just come out onto the market, and perfect for so many projects. If you enjoy the regular super saver yarn, then you will love these…
I do apologize for my slack in getting these letters posted. There are sooo many more squares that I want to crochet in order to make the little playmats as imagined in my head; but time is running out, so need to get going… and fast. Thank you so much to the reader who asked…
This cute little girls purse is the perfect bag for every princess while out on her shopping trip with mom. It’s just the right size to hold her small toys to keep her occupied while mom is shopping. Or, if she’s old enough, she can use this to carry her wallet, chapstick and other items…
Today we have Cream Of The Crop Crochet back with another pattern for us. We are thrilled to present you with a cute and fun summer bracelet that you can wear with just about any summer outfit that you like. The bracelet is easy to crochet, and in any colors you can whip it up to match…
Disclaimer: This Post Contains Affiliate Links. At last, I present my crochet summer top. I really love this top as it has a lot of stretch in it, which makes it super comfortable to wear. And the open lace looks great over a contrasting or matching camisole. I used Loops and Threads Woolike yarn, which is…
Moving along to the uppercase letter M. I was going to have this published in time for Mother’s Day, but since I missed publishing these a few weeks ago, it’s a wee bit late for this year. However, there is always next year… In the meantime, there are many other fun ways to use these…
This guest post is brought to you by Cream Of The Crop Crochet. Today, we have a granny stitch square that you can use to make just about anything you like, from blankets, bags, shawls, and many other items! The square pattern is worked in rows, making it easy to customize in size and colors….
After a short break in the crochet alphabet, here is the uppercase letter L. Hope you are enjoying the alphabet so far. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet Blocks. Pattern Information: Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight (#4) 100% acrylic, 7 oz/198g – 364 yds/333m) – MC =…
Make this crochet butterfly bag for a child or for anyone who loves drawstring bags. It is great for year-round use, especially the summer.
Here is a little something different for your hair. The crochet headband is made up with three simple crocheted cords. The size can be adjusted for both children and adults, and makes for a lovely stashbuster pattern. In the example below you see it braided for a lovely look on both sides of the braids….
This crochet change purse pattern features a lovely edging to give it an elegant look. It’s perfect for change and so much more.
Spring is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a 12″ afghan square. I love the light purple and mint green; they go well together and give the perfect compliment to any spring decor. I used three colors for this design. But looking at it now, I think a light yellow, or…
This free crochet shrug pattern is designed by Mistie from American Crochet. The shrug pattern is perfect as a cardigan or jacket alternative during the spring and fall weather! In the summer, it’s the perfect companion for a tank top as the temperatures drop in the evening. The open front is just what you need…
And on to the letter K. I love the asymmetrical design on this one. One thing I should mention about these blocks is that you are not limited to crocheting small blocks. You can incorporate these letters into any blanket for a name if you like. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet…
Not only does the chained puffs headband work up quickly, but it’s also the perfect summer accessory for pretty much all hair types and all occasions. It’s also easy to adjust in size, so you can make a few for yourself and a few for your daughter as well. It’s an intermediate pattern, but advanced…
Here is the letter J for you to enjoy. It’s the 10th letter of the alphabet, so we’re almost halfway. Can you tell I’m eager to finish them? Don’t get me wrong… I’m having a lot of fun.. and I hope that you are too. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet Blocks….
This Post Contains Affiliate Links As the title suggests, this cowl is very simple to crochet up. If you know how to make chains, single crochets, and change colors, then you can crochet this! And best of all, it has a lovely stitch that you’ll want to wear with all your outfits. So why not…
This week we are at the letter I. We’re moving along quite nicely, which means we can move on to other things soon and get these cute mats finished. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet Blocks. Pattern Information: Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight (#4) 100% acrylic, 7…
This scrubby dishcloth pattern is worked up in two colors of scrubby yarn.
Today I’m happy to present you with the letter H. See the rest of the blocks here: Tapestry Alphabet Blocks. The beauty of these blocks is that you can use them any which way that you like. I’m showing it here in a tapestry block, but you could also use it in an afghan or anywhere…
This scrubby dishcloth crochet pattern features a very simple stitch, which makes this a whiz to whip up. I used two colors for a delightful scrubber that you won’t want to hide when your guests arrive. This Post Contains Affiliate Links. Thank you so much to Red Heart for providing this yarn. Visit their website…
And our alphabet collection is slowly growing with the letter G added today. I don’t know about you, but I’m having a lot of fun crocheting these, and can’t wait to put them together into the final blocks. G is for girl, G is for giraffe, G is for goat and G is for globe……
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…