Crochet Lattice Tote Bag Pattern with Crossbody Strap
Crochet a roomy cotton tote from two single-crochet panels, decorate it with a surface-stitched diamond lattice, and add a thermal-stitch base and crossbody strap.
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Crochet a roomy cotton tote from two single-crochet panels, decorate it with a surface-stitched diamond lattice, and add a thermal-stitch base and crossbody strap.
Make a small, flat crochet leaf from a 12-chain foundation with a simple mix of slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and one tall center stitch.
Crochet a shallow apple-shaped trinket dish with a cream center, red rim, little stem, leaf, and embroidered seeds using simple joined rounds.
Crochet a little cream sleeve for lip balm, then top it with a spotted red mushroom cap and a chain tether. The joined rounds use simple US half double crochet stitches and an adjustable body height.
Turn a little red and green yarn into a pair of plump cherry charms, joined by a two-lobed leaf and an adjustable chain loop. This beginner-friendly project uses five counted rounds per cherry.
Make a delicate openwork neck scarf with small double-crochet fans and chain-loop scallops. This adjustable-length project uses simple repeats in clear US terms.
Make a cheerful crochet sunflower with a textured brown center and rounded yellow petals, then shape it into a bright applique for accessories or decor.
Crochet a dimensional flower in four rounds, from its firm center to ten-wrap inner petals and a scalloped outer edge, using clear US terms.
Crochet a full, flower-like ruffle around two elastic hair ties, then finish it with a contrasting chain-loop edge. This adaptable six-round pattern explains the stitch sequence and how to track your own counts.
Find nine free Halloween crochet patterns in one place, from tiny ghosts and bats to pumpkin decorations and a bubbling cauldron granny square.
Make an openwork crochet headband with adjustable chain ties, paired two-double-crochet clusters, and a five-chain lace repeat.
When your crochet doesn’t match the promised result, check the pattern before blaming yourself. These 15 warning signs help you assess its instructions, materials, and photos.