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Beginner Friendly Half Double Crochet Blanket Pattern | Haylee Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

Learn how to crochet an easy half double crochet blanket in 12 sizes with this free crochet pattern and video tutorial. This blanket is a great project to work in a solid color, or bust out your yarn scraps and work in fun stripes or a color block pattern.

MCM Throw Blanket – Crochet Pattern Review

I wanted to add a little color and a pattern that stood out but was calming and chill at the same time. When I scrolled down and spotted the MCM Throw from Knits ‘N Knots, I instantly knew it was my choice. Right away, it just clicked. It’s a timeless motif with the gorgeous half circles, two colors so I could combine a calm neutral with a bold deep tone like I wanted…and of course, Janine is one of my favorite designers. I didn’t even think any further or make a short-list of my choices, that was it. I saw it and clicked “purchase pattern”.

Espressive Coffee Cup – Crochet Pattern Review

I found this adorable Espressive Coffee Cup pattern by Lil’Rugratz Crochet. Not only is the pattern super adorable, but it comes with printable sayings for all sorts of occasions, which makes it a great pattern to have on hand for gift-giving!

Crochet Sampler Blanket Free Pattern | Volume One Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

Learn how to combine 6 different crochet stitch patterns in one cozy, crochet blanket with this free crochet pattern and video tutorial. With the different stitch section, you’ll love this sampler style crochet blanket, and want to just keep going to make it to the next section. 11 sizes included from Lovey to California King.

Midnight Waffle Cardigan – Crochet Pattern Review

I’ve had my eye on this cardigan from For the Frills for a little while. I loved the look of the stitch texture, although I assumed it was standard waffle stitch (more on that later) so I thought it would be pretty heavy and would take a while to stitch up… I took a look at my Ravelry favorites page factoring in the yardage I had, and I was excited to see this sweater pattern should work with what I had!

Football Pillow- Crochet Pattern Review

If you or someone you know is a football fan, I definitely recommend you try out this cute Football Pillow pattern by Snappy Tots. It works up really quickly and easily, and the pattern is pretty beginner-friendly. The details match a real football so well. You can make a bunch in all different sizes to decorate for your Superbowl party, to give as gifts, or sell at markets.

Rowyn Tote Bag – Crochet Pattern Review

So I set a plan in my head to make a nice tote bag for the two of us specifically to use for the library. That way I can put our books in there when we’re done reading them and they’ll (hopefully) be easier to find when we’re ready to go back for the next round. I’ve had it for a couple of weeks and it’s been helpful so far! This is the pattern I chose because it was the perfect combination of practical and adorable, my favorite sort of thing.

English Crochet Ear Warmer – Crochet Pattern Review

What else does winter call for? Cold weather accessories: hats, gloves, scarves, etc. My daughter doesn’t particularly enjoy having to wear a hat when it is chilly outside but that doesn’t stop her from complaining about the temperature. Ear warmers are the perfect compromise. She keeps her ears warm without having to wear a full hat.

Granny Pop Cardigan – Crochet Pattern Review

I was very satisfied with this pattern. Granny stitch can be nice for garment patterns since you get into a rhythm and you can just keep stitching away! This is written as a top-down sweater where you make a yoke and work until your desired size, which makes it feel like it goes fast too. You then work straight rows for a while to get length, and boom! You have a cardigan.

Athabasca Pullover – Crochet Pattern Review

You can never go wrong with something classic like a raglan pullover. I had this pattern from MJ’s Off the Hook Crochet on my favorites list for a little while, and I was waiting for the right yarn. She used Mandala Ombre, which I do love, but I wanted to mix it up a little bit… and then I found the one! A gorgeous watercolor-inspired (in my opinion) colorway with a simple raglan to let the colors be the star? Perfect!

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