In this crochet trinity stitch tutorial, there is written instructions including a free PDF pattern of a dishcloth. There is a video tutorial of the stitch, too. This stitch uses the 3 single crochet together stitch and chain stitches. The pattern looks like flowers or little stars to me with its 3 spokes. This stitch …
Free Crochet Patterns
Try this easy lightweight crochet baby blanket pattern using category #3 yarn. This pattern has an easy repeat and uses the DK weight yarn Lion Brand Mandala. This pretty yarn makes for a soft blanket with lots of color for the stripes. The second color is Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn in a sport weight. This …
Make this easy strap crochet wristlet pattern. This free pattern is easy to make and works up quickly. This pattern uses Lion Brand Coboo Yarn. A soft cotton and bamboo yarn, that is great for this project with a smooth feel and a soft sheen. This quick and easy key holder is a great project …
Try some of these free one skein projects for crochet. This crochet patterns are usually quick and easy and only need one skein of yarn. I like easy and quick patterns that don’t need a lot of yarn. These patterns are great for the yarn you had to have but don’t have a project for. …
Make this thick Coffee Shop Throw using my free bulky yarn blanket crochet pattern. This pretty soft throw is an easy 1 row repeat pattern with beautiful results. This thick bulky yarn blanket will keep you warm in the winter. The blanket is a great size for cuddling and the pattern makes for a dense …
Make some of these free crochet patterns for kitchen towels. There are lots of easy and quick patterns for you to try. Dish towel crochet patterns are great to try a new stitch or pattern before making a larger blanket. You can try lots of new stitches and patterns without doing a large project. Cotton …
Looking for a soft baby gift for a little boy? A gift that is soft but not too hard to make? This soft Beautiful Bean Chunky Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern will be a great project to try. The bean crochet stitch is like a puff stitch. You raise the yarn up and repeat the yarn …