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
The texture and fabric look great on both sides of this crochet mug cozy, so you can choose which side you like best. It comes with a cute button and strap that goes over the mug handle for a secure fit. Another bonus of this mug cozy is that it’s worked from the very bottom…
An easy crochet pattern for a popcorn bag. I used two colors for contrast, but I’m sure it would look great in a solid color as well.
Here is my easy breezy summer armwarmers pattern to match my easy breezy beanie and my easy breezy headband. And the neat thing about this pattern is that you can wear them as armwarmers, or as fingerless gloves!
A quick and easy summer headband pattern to crochet. It’s nice and lacy so it won’t be too hot to wear even on hot days.
This crocheted button is perfect for holding things in place. It can be crocheted up in a worsted weight yarn or in a size three crochet thread. Both do the job and look great!
This easy breezy beanie is perfect for the summer. It’s not only great for keeping your hair down on a bad hair day, but it can also add style to your outfit. Plus, it’s quick and easy to crochet up – so easy it’s suitable for a crochet beginner.
Choose any two colors to crochet this tote bag. I love the fall, but Christmas, spring or cheerful summer colors would look just as great!
Free crochet pattern for a Fashion Doll Dress and Headband. The dress is worked in a straight pattern and gathered at the waist.
This super simple headband or cowl pattern is crocheted up in half doubles. It has a fair amount of stretch in it making it perfect for a headband. It’s also warm warm enough to wear as an ear warmer in the cold winter weather.
Here is a free crochet pattern for a pair of flared wrist warmers. The wrist warmers are quick and easy to crochet up and have nice flare to them.
A free crochet pattern for a fan wrap. The wrap crochet pattern can be made as long and as wide as you want.
A free crochet pattern for a broomstick lace wrap. The wrap crochet pattern is fairly straightforward and easy once the basics of crochet have been mastered.
A free broomstick lace crochet pattern for a beaded valance. This crochet pattern requires knowledge of the broomstick lace and the beaded loop stitch.
Free crochet pattern for a water bottle holder using red heart comfort, or any worsted weight yarn.
Free crochet pattern for a shell water bottle holder. You can also use this crochet pattern as a cup cozy.
Free crochet pattern for a lacy shell water bottle holder. The holder fits a 500ml water bottle and is perfect for taking on nature walks, to the park or beach. The holder will help to catch the drip that normally forms around chilled drinks.
Free summer crochet pattern for an adult or child-sized puff stitch visor. The instructions are given only in one size, but you can basically make it any size that you want by following the tips for making adjustments.
Free crochet pattern for a summer tank top or camisole. The yarn used is Red Heart Luster Sheen.
A free crochet pattern for a hooded scarf with pockets. The crochet pattern provides instructions that allow you to make the hooded scarf any size that you want.
Free crochet pattern for a ruffled scarf and scarflette using bernat denimstyle yarn, or any worsted weight yarn that you may have on hand.
This crochet ribbed scarf pattern has a pretty ribbed design and a soft drape to compliment all your outfits.
Free crochet pattern for a Jacob’s Ladder Popcorn Scarf. The finished scarf measures approximately 7 inches wide, and you can make it as long as you want.
A free crochet pattern for a broomstick lace ruffled scarf. The free scarf pattern is very easy to follow, and allows for mindless crocheting.
Free crochet pattern for a broomstick lace chunky crochet scarf pattern. Due to the nature of the scarf pattern, you could even make a shawl or a blanket by increasing the number of beginning chains.
Free crochet pattern for a bohemian ruffled scarf and scarflette. The yarn used for this pattern is Patons Bohemian.
Free crochet pattern for a loopy scarf that is extremely cozy, as the yarn is thick and both sides are padded with loops. The loopy scarf is made in two pieces so the loops on both ends of the scarf will drape down when wearing it.
Here is a beginner crochet pattern. I called it the Beginner Hooded Scarf as it is very easy to do and works up fast.
A free crochet pattern for a beginner hooded scarf. The hooded scarf is crocheted with the chain and single crochet stitches, and is nice and stretchy.
This quick and easy crochet bag holder is a great way to keep your grocery bags neatly tucked away until you need them.
A quick and easy spring or fall cowl to crochet up. It’s perfect for cooler weather as it’s lacy design allows for more air to flow through.
Here is a free crochet pattern for a football placemat. I used Red Heart Comfort Yarn, but you can use any other yarn that matches the gauge.
Free crochet pattern for a cheerleading horn placemat. This crochet pattern requires the ability to work with multiple strands of yarn at the same time. The extra yarn is carried along the top row until it is needed.
Free crochet pattern for a picot ornament. Hang it on your Christmas tree or use it for other home decorations during the holidays.
A free crochet pattern for a lacy picot ornament. Perfect for hanging on your Christmas tree.
Free crochet pattern for a flower ornament. The pattern works up quick and easy and will be a nice decoration on your Christmas tree.
Free crochet pattern for a crocheted mop cover using cotton yarn.