Tie-front tops are such a fun way to practice shaping, bands, and edgings while ending up with something you’ll actually wear. These ten Crochet tie front designs range from simple crops and bralettes to airy vests and cardigans, so you…
Square necklines are amazing for crochet: they’re clean, modern, and really easy to shape with simple increases. These twelve crochet tops range from cropped tanks to floaty tees and blouses, so you can pick what suits your style (and yarn…
Crochet cowl hoods are such a satisfying make: quick, cozy, and incredibly practical. You get scarf, hood, and sometimes even a turtleneck all in one. Below are twelve free patterns that cover everything from sleek everyday cowls to chunky fox…
Crochet bucket bags are perfect when you want something practical but still handmade and stylish. Their sturdy bases and tall sides make them great for hauling projects, market finds, or everyday essentials. Many of these designs use simple stitches in…
Granny square jackets are basically wearable blankets: cozy, colorful, and endlessly customizable. They’re also super forgiving, because most of the shaping comes from how you arrange squares or hexagons. Below you’ll find 14 jacket and coatigan projects, from cropped showpieces…
Hexagon cardigans and hoodies are such a satisfying make: two simple shapes, a little folding magic, and you’ve got a fully wearable sweater. They’re perfect if you’re ready to move beyond scarves but still want something rhythmic and forgiving. Most…
Flower headbands and crowns are such an easy way to add a bit of magic to your outfit—whether you’re heading to a festival, a wedding, a photo shoot, or just doing the dishes feeling extra. These twelve projects range from…
Ruffle socks and ankle cuffs are such a fun way to dress up boots, sneakers, or cozy house shoes without committing to a huge project. These twelve ideas range from delicate baby socks and coquette-style ruffles to dramatic lace boot…
Crochet nose warmers are the ultimate mix of silly and practical: tiny, fast projects that actually keep that always-freezing nose toasty. They’re perfect for scrap yarn, last-minute gag gifts, or fun winter photos. Most of these use just a few…
Sleeve warmers are such a nice in-between project: more satisfying than a tiny swatch, less commitment than a sweater. These crochet arm and wrist warmers keep fingers free for typing, driving, or scrolling, while adding a soft layer under coats…