Funky Crocheted ContainersWith basic crochet skills, you can turn that leftover wool into funky, unusual decorative containers, perfect for storing change, buttons, beads.
Crocheted Leaf DishclothHere are instructions for making this cute crocheted dishcloth. It would be perfect for fall.
Crocheted Baby SweaterInstructions for making a crocheted baby sweater.
Crocheted Cell Phone CarrierI chose cotton yarn for this cell phone carrier because it is easily washed. If it's for someone who won't get it dirty, you could make it with one of the fun yarns that are on the market now.
Crocheted Doll SweaterInstructions for making a 18 inch Crocheted Doll Sweater.
Crocheted Toddler Girl's HatPattern for making a crocheted hat for a toddler.
Flower/Snowflake Bed CoverI used this motif because it can be used year-round. In the spring, summer and fall I call them flowers and in the winter I call them snowflakes!
Crocheted Pocket ScarfKeep your neck and hands warm with this versatile pocket scarf.
Crocheted Birdhouse PlacematsI design and make so many placemats that I have a template on my computer! When I decide on a theme for a new placemat, I play around with it on the computer. When I'm happy with what I've created, I print it out and crochet from the chart.
Filet Crochet HeartFilet crochet is usually done with crochet thread. I chose to use yarn because I wanted more coverage than thread would allow. (I bought a green pillow that didn't match my décor as well as I thought it would.)
Crocheted Tulip PlacematsThis tulip placemat is a cheerful way to welcome spring. I designed this pattern when I was living in Seattle, and wanted something to brighten my kitchen - a definite necessity while waiting for the beautiful, sunny days of summer.
Green Bay Packers DoilyThis is my own design Packers doily, I crocheted it myself. I do enjoy crocheting. I've been doing it for years since I was a teen. I do sell lots of them for my friends. We all love the Green Bay Packers here in Wisconsin.
Crocheted Christmas AngelsThese are some Christmas angels I make. There is no real pattern to them, no count, so they're each a little different.
Granny Square AfghanEvery year after the holidays, I choose a project to help fill the long winter evenings while watching my favorite TV programs. This is the end result of last winter's project. It is king size and it took 64 twelve inch granny squares to complete.
Quick and Easy Crocheted Doll FurnitureCalling all little girls that love their Barbies or that have little dolls that need some furniture. Have I got a deal for you! This is number 1 in a three part series of articles about easy doll house furniture. Next week will be a crocheted kitchen and the week after that her bedroom.
Barbie's Crocheted Kitchen Furniture and AppliancesLook what's cooking! Barbie is in the kitchen. This is the second in the series of Barbie or other small doll crocheted furniture. Please feel free to change colors to fit more with what your little interior decorator would like.
Barbie's Crocheted Bedroom SetThis is the third and final part of the crocheted furniture for Barbie or other small dolls. Since pink is Barbie's signature color, I pulled out all of the pink yarns I could find. But if your little interior decorator doesn't like pink or would rather have a blue bedroom that is up to you.
Shamrock Lapel PinNeed a shamrock to show your Irish pride or to keep from getting pinched on St. Patrick's Day?
Newborn Baby Afghan, Hat and Booties PatternI made this afghan in honor of the two new grandbabies that we are expecting in September. We are hoping for a girl as you can tell from the colors in the picture. (We have seven grandsons.) These work up quick and easy and make a wonderful baby gift.
Rainbow Baby AfghanThis is a quick and easy baby afghan to make. I just love worsted weight yarn so I try and make most of my baby projects in it. It makes for a warm and heavy blanket. But this could also be made in sport weight or baby weight yarn for a lighter blanket.
Crochet Tips for BeginnersI started crocheting when I was a teenager. I went to visit with my great Aunt Reba and I was bored to tears. I have learned quite a few tricks and tips that would help any beginner so I thought I would pass it on.
Reagan's Rosebuds Baby AfghanThis afghan pattern is in honor of my first granddaughter who is due in September and who will be named Reagan. This is a very simple pattern, though it does look complicated. The rose bud pattern is made by the color changes.
Crochet With Old T-ShirtsI like to crochet rag rugs out of fabric scraps. However, you always have to deal with the edges fraying. I got an idea. My husband had about 11 old colored cotton tee shirts. I cut them up in 1 1/2 inch strips going around and around.
Stars and Stripes AfghanU.S. flag afghan has 264 crocheted granny squares. To finish the project each square has to be hand stitched into strips, then all strips sewn together.
Crocheted Easter Bunny BasketThis adorable Easter basket is crocheted over a 2 or 3 liter soda bottle. With a Sharpie, mark bottle 4 inches up from the bottom. Cut. Also cut one piece from below the shoulder of the bottle 1/2 inch wide for the handle. Round the ends.
Chill Chaser Shrug Craft ProjectThis is my own version of a shrug. A shrug is a short sweater to chase a chill away. This would be a perfect bed jacket for a friend in the hospital. Or just to throw on when the nights are a little cool.
MP3 Player HolsterThis cute little belt holster will keep your MP3 player, cell phone, or camera safe while still easily accessible. It works up quickly and is very easy to customize - the possibilities are endless!
Crocheted Pocket Tissue HolderThis is a crochet holder for the pocket size packages of tissues. Handy for purse, pocket, or to keep in the car. Make great stocking stuffer gifts or secret pal gifts.
Cabbage Patch SweaterThis can be made for a Cabbage Patch doll, or a newborn baby. It is a ripple style sweater, very quick to make. It is short sleeved and great over a long sleeved shirt.
Baby Cradle PurseThis is also sometimes called a Church Purse. It is crocheted using a dishwashing detergent bottle for a base. Any oval bottle will work. When it is closed it is a purse, and opened it is a baby cradle.
Easy Crocheted ButterfliesThese easy crocheted butterflies are easy enough for a beginner crocheter and can be used for many things. These would be wonderful for Mother's Day or a birthday.
The Crochet Book: A GiftHere is a great Christmas gift that you can work on from now until Christmas. It is a crochet book for a new or old crocheter. Since it is made on your computer it would be easy to make duplicate copies and if you are a crocheter like me, it would be fun just looking at all those patterns.
Baby Sweater SetFor the sweater and cap you crochet 18 granny squares for sweater. Sew them together run ribbon around neck and sleeves, tie a bow. For the cap you crochet 4 granny squares, sew together, sew ribbon on to tie under chin, crochet a border around the cap and the sweater.
Crocheted Snail Pin CushionWith scrap or regular yarn, you can make a nice little pin cushion. I collect snails, so this was a natural for me.
Crocheted Victorian TreeHere is another ornament I made and didn't sell. This one is a crocheted Victorian tree. As most of you know, Americana is tan, burgundy, and navy. Well, Victorian is tan, burgundy, and hunter green.
Jingle Bell ScarfChristmas is coming! It is time to start thinking about those presents we want to make for our family and loved ones. I have young adults who are very into the latest fashions and I have noticed that one of the latest trends is away from the thick wide scarf that we all grew up with to a small thin scarf that is very long.
Crochet Gingerbread HouseThis project is a scrap yarn project. You need very little yarn to complete this project maybe an ounce of the main color and just scraps of the white yarn.
Little Girl's Ribbon ScarfThis is a quick and easy scarf that can be made in a couple of hours' time. It is perfect for those little ladies on your list.
Crocheted Fingerless GlovesThese gloves would be great for any romantic dinner. They are a long glove that should hit right between the elbow and wrist. Ladylike gloves are making a big come back right now. These also could be made for a wedding or prom.
Crochet Kitchen TowelCrochet several of these and put them in handy places throughout your kitchen; on the oven door and the refrigerator handle are the best places for these. My version is different from most since I don't cut the towel in half, but fold it and use the whole towel.
Crochet School Clown HolderThis cute little vintage clown hangs on the wall and holds a ruler, crayons and pencils. Handy and decorative. The little ones will love him.
Crocheted CarnationsYou can crochet this and many other carnations with just a few crochet stitches and some fake foliage stem ware. I made this one for a sample for here, but have also made roses for wedding and anniversary boutonnieres.
Crocheted Drying HangerWooden hanger has a crocheted cover and clothespins attached to use for drying your hand washables or small items.
Simply Patriotic AfghanThe crocheted afghan will be donated to the V.V.A. (Vietnam Veterans of America) Scholarship Program for next year. At the present time I'm working on a second afghan for V.V.A.
Americana Crocheted CoastersUsing tan, burgundy, and navy yarn, you can make these wonderful star shaped coasters for indoor or outdoor use this summer.
Crocheted Wrist Pin CushionWith just two little circles, and a 30/1.00 pony tail band you can have a nice little wrist pin cushion!
Crochet Venetian Leaf Towel TopperI like the towel toppers that have a concealed crochet chain so you can hang a towel over the chain without having to cut the towel in half and deal with the cut edge.
Child's Granny Square PurseStart by making 8 granny squares. Sew 4 squares together for front and 4 for back. Edging: DC in each stitch around. 5 DC in each corner.
Cheerful Fall PlacematsThese placemats will be perfect from September to November. The bright clean fall colors will go great with any natural centerpieces or you can find beautiful silk mums and fall leaves this time of year.
Crocheted Seat CoverThis is a stool seat cover I made using leftovers from my rag rugs.
Crocheted Dress Towel HangerChain 27, join as a circle. Chain 3 and turn. Row 1: Make 2 double crochets in each of the stitches, for a total of 54 around.
Crocheted Wrist CuffsWhen it's not cold enough for gloves, but you want to keep your wrists and palms warm, consider this quick and easy craft.
Crocheted Holiday Hair BowCrocheted and decorated holiday hair bow, or a wall hanging!
Crochet Coat HangersCrochet a couple of extra and take them to your local nursing home, these are perfect for hanging nightgowns on because they help to keep the gown on the hanger. These could be made for men also, just use more earth tones.
Crocheted LapghanThis was crocheted using Super Saver yarn and a size H hook. It uses 2 colors: one solid, one matching variegated. Works up very quickly and is warm without being heavy. This was made for a friend with cerebral palsy.
Crocheted Teddy Bear PinsCrocheted pin with a face and ears. From hook, chain 4 and make 9 double crochets in the first chain from hook, join with slip stitch.This makes you have 10 double crochets in the circle.
Crocheted Red Hat PinWith just a bottle cap, some thread and ribbon, you can create a nice pin or magnet for that special "Red Hat Lady" in your family or circle of friends!
Quick Crochet Ski CapWith the very cold weather everywhere in the country recently, we need to be covering our heads and ears to keep warm. It takes too long to knit a cap, so I designed this the be quick and easy, and crochet goes more quickly, at least for me.
Crocheted Valentine PurseA cute little purse for the little girls in your life. Size: 6.5x7.5 inches excluding strap. Size is easily adjusted. For a deeper purse repeat round 21 until an inch less than desired depth. Then proceed with round 22.
Valentine's Day BouquetMake use of those old bud vases, and make somebody's Valentine's Day a happy one. This is especially nice for those loved ones that are housebound. Make 1 or more.
February Hearts BagThose of you who have made my shell stitch bag will recognize this pattern. It is a variation of that pattern all gussied up for Valentine's giving.
Crocheted RosesThis craft is perfect for Valentine's Day (instead of real roses which are expensive) or could be used as accessories, or to decorate anything.
Crocheted Heart GarlandValentine's Day Garland for decorating your home or classroom.
Crocheted Red Dress PinThis Red Dress pin is to wear to remind people February is Women's Heart Health month.
Crocheted Ice Cream Cone PinA delightful pin or magnet made of single crochets that looks good enough to eat!
Beaded Shamrock BagSpecially for St. Patrick's Day, a beaded bag with shamrock drawstrings. Before beginning string 72 pony beads on yarn of your choice. I always string on a few extra, just in case I mess up on my stitch count and need another bead or two.
Crocheted Shamrock GarlandSt. Patrick's Day garland to decorate your home, office or classroom. Shamrock: Chain 4, join with a slip stitch in first chain to form a ring.
Crocheted Shamrock PinA quick little crochet project so you can be "Wearin' the Green."
Suzie's Easter Egg CoversA cover for plastic Easter eggs crocheted with Baby Coordinates yarn. Open at the bottom so you can fill the eggs.
Crocheted Easter BasketA handmade Easter basket. Instructions for two sizes. Read all instructions through before beginning. I got my plastic canvas round at Michaels. Always pull your slipstitches tight. Beginning chains DO NOT count as a stitch throughout.
Crocheted Easter FlowersWith pink, red, and yellow scrap yarn, and some Dollar Tree fake stems, you can make some pretty Eastertime flowers.
Crocheted Mini PurseWith your choice of double crochet thread and 3 hours or so, you can have a nice little purse for ID, Ipod, or cellphone.
Crocheted Tea Cup PincushionWith some imagination, you can turn an old tea cup into a pretty pin cushion. With your chain one on hook, chain another and make a single crochet in first chain. Make one single crochet in the back loop of each single crochet.
Amigurumi Coffee MugThis is an adorable mug of coffee that's so cuddly and so cute.
Crocheted Broom Handle DusterI don't know about your house, but here it is spider season. The little devils are leaving their cobwebs around all over the place. I have an aversion to step stools, so I whipped up this little goodie to reach all those pesky webs without my tooties ever leaving the security of the floor.
Crocheted FlowerThis crocheted flower looks so intricate, but is so quick to crochet.
Crocheted Blue Jeans RugThis rug is made from about ten pairs of old, worn denim blue jeans in various shades of blue.
Crocheted Baby AfghanThe original pattern found on Lion Brand Yarn, Pound of Love, package called for a blanket with a hood. I decided to omit the hood. It was in one color. I also used contrasting matching colors to add stripes to the afghan. This is a shell pattern.
Rectangle Crochet SweaterThis is a simple pullover sweater that is made from 4 pieces. Actually the front and back are more like squares and the sleeves are rectangles. There is no complicated shaping for shoulders, etc.
Autumn Leaves BookmarkWith the fall leaves turning already, what better thing to make for the long winter reading list than this easy and fun bookmark!
Crocheted Denim PurseThis is a denim purse with jute handles and a button closure. I crocheted a rectangle for a sample, since I wasn't sure the heavy weight denim would work for this project. Instead of starting over, I chose to make a purse with it.
Crocheted Teddy Bib and HeadbandWith some thread and ribbon, some roses and a bit of time, you can deck out your baby with this adorable fancy bib and headband.
Crocheted Plarn RugThis is a rug we use for muddy shoes. It is easily rinsed clean and drip dried.
Crocheted Shamrock Bookmark3 sizes of shamrocks ready for sharing of the green.
Embellished Mardi Gras NecklaceCrochet embellished Mardi Gras party beads.
Crocheted Shamrock NecklaceParty beads with tiny crocheted shamrocks added.
Red Hat PinHope you like the easier version!
T-Shirt Rag RugUsing old tee shirt scraps I used to make a t-shirt quilt, I made a crocheted rag rug. My rug is 40" in diameter.
Crochet Tulip CapCute hat for spring, a tulip.
Crocheted Polly Pocket Skirt And TopSkirt and top for Polly Pocket dolls.
Rolled Brim HatCrocheted rolled brim hat for an adult.
Eco-friendly Tote BagThis crochet project I made is eco-friendly because I help reduce plastic bag garbage litter in our environment.
Crocheted T-shirt Clutch BagThis clutch bag is crocheted with strips of t-shirt material.
Fall Frame for Keeping or GivingThe cover over a wooden or cardboard frame is crocheted with ribbon and buttons.
Cotton Dishcloth and Plarn Table CenterpieceI used one pattern to make a dish cloth and a table centerpiece
Never Too Old to Learn to CrochetAs I sit under this old crocheted quilt, I am reminded of teaching my grandma how to crotchet. She was a single mom and worked all her life in the box factory making boxes to feed and raise my dad. Grandma had retired about a year earlier.
Craft Project: Mini, Medi, and Maxi Hats...I designed this hat to fit on small dolls and teddies, or to use as ornaments, pins, barrettes, or for wall hangings. You get directions for one, but can make all, the size you want.
Crocheted Barrette or PinCrocheted with two strands of thread. I liked the sparkly gold with purple. You can use one color or two, but thinner thread will make a smaller project.
Smiley Face Door Knob CoverHere is a cute little crochet Smiley to slip over your doorknob. Add a bit of sunshine to your day. It's fast and easy to make. You can also slip it on in a get well card to a friend.
Crocheted BraceletYou can create this unique crocheted bracelet to keep or give away.
Mini Crocheted Photo FrameCrocheted with double strands of crochet thread, this mini frame is perfect for that special small photo.
A Trio of Crochet AngelsWith some yarn or thread, you can make some or all of these pretty angels.
