I love how cute the finished Camille the Caterpillar is! Made with Ella Rae Cuddle yarn, it’s soft and squishy and the perfect gift for a little one on Valentine’s Day! This pattern was extremely well-written and included everything from photo and video tutorials, a bulk-making checklist, a coloring page to design your own caterpillar, and information for adapting the pattern to almost any weight of yarn. I am definitely adding this to my list of go-to patterns for fun gifts and can’t wait to make some for my market prep!
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Santa Turtle – Crochet Pattern Review
While checking out some cute crochet Christmas patterns, I fell in love with the Santa Turtle by Happy Turtle Crochet. After making the Sunflower Turtle pattern, I was already familiar with the designer and knew it would be a well-written pattern. This cutie worked up so quickly and is incredibly adorable! My friends and family all agree that everyone needs a Santa Turtle in their lives this holiday season!
Mini Kitty – Crochet Pattern Review
The Mini Kitty pattern by Crafty Kat is a super easy, super quick, no-sew pattern! I love how you can easily make tons of different kitties just by changing up the color of your yarn. While you can add color changes to this pattern, they still look fantastic all in one color, which makes them super easy for market prep! While such a simple pattern, they have so much personality. I’m already working on making a ton more for my upcoming craft shows!
Shawn the Shark – Crochet Pattern Review
I love how easily the Shawn the Shark pattern worked up! I decided to go rogue and make mine in super bulky yarn, and it turned out so big and cuddly! It really drew a ton of attention at my last market and sold within the first few hours. I am already working on making more of these sharks for my upcoming fall markets.
Waffle Washcloth – Crochet Pattern Review
The Waffle Washcloth pattern by Spotted Horse Design Co. worked beautifully for my needs. It used less than a full skein, even though I made mine slightly larger than the pattern. It was incredibly easy to stitch up and even easy to memorize so I could zone out with a Youtube video in the background and whip out a cloth without much thought!
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!
Cozy Cottage Cable Stocking – Crochet Pattern Review
If you’re thinking some stockings would be adorable to hang up for your family and you just can’t find the right one or you don’t like the ones on the shelves at the big box stores, this pattern is perfect for you! It’s a gorgeously textured stocking that looks so plush and lovely, and can hold a decent amount of small treasures. It’s written in two sizes but both are a good size in my opinion. Just depends on the space you have to decorate or the number of goodies you want to put inside! And although it looks intricate, the actual project is a fairly approachable four-row repeat that’s not too difficult once you get some practice in.
Beaded Fidget Christmas Trees – Crochet Pattern Review
The Beaded Fidget Christmas Tree pattern is a well-written pattern that is easy to follow. The process for adding the beads is simpler than I would have expected and is easy to catch on to while working through the pattern. The finished Christmas trees are adorable and are perfect for gifts, market prep, or for your own fun! If you are looking for a fun, unique pattern to try out for this holiday season, I would definitely recommend you try out this one!
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.
Buco Hanging Kitchen Towel – Crochet Pattern Review
I love freshening up decor with fun accessories we can make ourselves. If you’ve wanted to switch up your kitchen decor or just want to make a cute new towel, check out this pattern for a quick and simple project that gives you such a satisfying result!
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