I’ve collected 28 great Fall crochet patterns that are not pumpkins. (I think y’all know how I feel about crocheted pumpkins – for a refresher, check out 10 unpopular crochet opinions). I’ve got a little something for everyone, and all but one of them is available for free online, so let’s dig in!
This honeycomb handtowel and washcloth set were born of my efforts to use up a big box of cotton yarn this summer – I actually managed to make it about a third of the way through the box, but I’ll take it! This pattern features the beautiful, and shockingly easy, honeycomb Tunisian crochet stitch. With
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The Tunisian crochet honeycomb stitch is another one of those stitch patterns that looks way more complicated than it is! You only need to know two stitches to create this fabric – the Tunisian simple stitch and the Tunisian purl stitch! Read on to get the instructions for this beautiful, but easy Tunisian stitch, including
Today we’re doing something a little different – DIY crochet stitch markers! Once you purchase a few initial supplies, these are super inexpensive, quick, and fun to make. They also make great small gifts for fellow crafters in your life. Read on to find out how to make your own DIY crochet stitch markers –
My kids know that I hate touching cold things – enter the waffle ice cream cozy! I love this fun little ice cream cozy. I used waffle stitch because it makes me think of summertime waffle cones. These work up quickly and make great little gifts, or make a bunch and host an ice cream
Sometimes you’ve just gotta give yourself a challenge as a designer, and I was determined to figure out an interlocking crochet octagon. After several rounds of trial and error, the interloctagon blanket was born! I love this interlocking square (both the front and the back side!). The octagon and square patterns each come with full
I hope you’ll join me in the Summer Stashbusting Challenge! This summer I made a goal to use up my whole box of cotton yarn – I don’t know if I’ll make it, but I’m sure going to try! Plus, every pattern I design with this box of yarn this summer is going to be
The Halfway Slippy Mug Rug is the third and final entry for the Mug Rugs Trio 2 set. You can also check out the Textured Mug Rug and the Linked Triple Crochet Mug Rug to complete the set! Read on for written instructions and video tutorial to walk you through this simple mug rug pattern.
The linked triple crochet mug rug is the second pattern in the Mug Rugs Trio 2 set. To start at the beginning, check out the Textured Mug Rug, and when you’re done with these, carry on to the third pattern in the trio, the Halfway Slippy Mug Rug! This pattern is free, quick (only 7
This fun textured mug rug is the first in the set – Mug Rugs Trio 2 (very original name, I know!). I love the stitch for this design. It gives just enough texture to be interesting, but still lies flat enough that you don’t have to worry about making your drink fall over. This pattern