Crochet Patterns

The Seed Stitch Hat - Free Pattern

The Seed Stitch Hat The next pattern using the seed stitch, a gorgeous winter hat, also known as a toque here in Canada. It’s still fairly cold here, so this will still get lots of use before the warm weather finally approaches. This is the perfect project to whip up in an hour or two and the end results are absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much to less traveled yarns for providing the yarn to make a sample, all thoughts and opinions are completely my own. Less traveled yarns is a hand-dyed yarn shop, all of their gorgeous yarns are hand-dyed in Pheonix, Arizona. There are so many beautiful colours to choose from, I made my sample using the colour Obsidian and the Worsted base. The yarn was so soft, and the fabric was stretchy. You can check out all the amazing yarns they have here . Materials: #4 Worsted Weight Yarn I used Less Traveled Yarn's Worsted and WeCrochet's Swish Worsted 5.5 mm crochet hook (or size required to meet gauge) Yarn Needle Scissors Faux Fur Pompom

Cathy the Coffee Cup- Free Pattern

Cathy the Coffee Cup Crochet this adorable little amigurumi coffee cup in no time at all! Cathy the Coffee Cup is easy and fun to make and the finished product is adorable. You only need a small amount of yarn and you can easily customize your coffee cup by using different colours for the cup and sleeve. The safety eyes are completely optional but personally, I think they add an adorable addition to your coffee cup. If you prefer to work from paper, you can find a printable version here . Now, how about we get started on the pattern. Materials - Worsted weight yarn in white and light brown - 4.5 mm crochet hook - Yarn needle - polyester fiberfill - safety eyes (optional) - scrap piece of black yarn (optional) - pink marker of blush (optional) Abbreviations Mr- Magic ring R- Round Sc- Single crochet St(s)- Stitch(es) * - repeat the directions between * and * as many times as stated () - The number inside is how many stitches you should have at the end of a round BLO- Crochet into t

Reusable Makeup Wipes - Free Pattern

Reusable Makeup Wipes Reusable makeup wipes are a great way to reduce the amount of waste you are producing in 2022. Just add a cleanser or makeup remover, then throw it in the wash. If you don’t wear makeup, these can also be used to wash your face. These would make a great quick and easy gift for anyone, and would also be great for selling at craft shows! This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links I will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps me to continue making free patterns. Thank you for your support! Materials: Cotton Yarn, I used WeCrochet’s Dishie , because it’s OEKO-TEX certified, and Lion Brand's Re-up , because it’s made from recycled cotton. 5.5 mm crochet hook, the gauge isn’t important so you can use whatever size you want, just make sure the stitches aren’t too loose or too tight. Yarn Needle Abbreviations: Rnd: Round Hdc: Half double crochet st(s): stitch(es) *: repeat the instructions

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