Over the Rainbow Softie, a free crochet pattern using 1 package of Lion Brand Bonbons yarn. Crochet an adorable, on-trend softie toy that easily doubles as DIY nursery decor.
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Sun & Flower Pillows – Free Crochet Pattern
Quickly crochet a set of adorable, summery home accessories with a free pattern for these sun and flower-inspired throw pillows!
A look at ALL of the Ornaments of Christmas (and a surprise 25% off sale!)
Looking for a happy little knitting or crochet project? Take a peek at the 24 Ornaments of Christmas, a festive collection 4 years in the making, and get in on a little sale we’ve got going to celebrate the release of all 24 patterns. 😉
Crochet Orange Ornament
The gift of citrus fruit, particularly oranges, is a long-standing Christmastime treat. To celebrate this old-fashioned holiday tradition, crochet a fast orange ornament for your tree with this free pattern!
Scandinavian Advent Calendar
An advent calendar is a great way to make your own keepsake Christmas decoration and build a family tradition for years to come. The beginner-friendly Scandinavian Advent Calendar is a fun, free crochet pattern featuring mostly single crochet stitches and basic embroidery for a handmade, homey look.
Ripple Wrap – Free Crochet Pattern
The Ripple Wrap is a four-color take on one of the most universally-recognized crochet stitches: the ripple stitch. Seen in afghan patterns in grandmothers’ houses everywhere, the ripple stitch creates a fun zig zag pattern that opens up tons of possibilities for color combos.
Market Cowl – Free Crochet Pattern
Crochet the versatile Market Cowl, a free pattern that does double duty as a layering-friendly cowl or wrap.
Weaving in the ends on our first RALCAL
See all the fun we had during the first Read Along Crochet Along, both online and in person.
How to Crochet Bobbles
Bobble stitches can be found in all kinds of crochet, adding texture and dimension to an otherwise-flat piece of fabric. The good news, especially if you’re a newer crocheter, is that if you can manage a double crochet stitch, you can manage a double crochet bobble. And the same goes for triple crochet bobbles!
