I love wearing scarves and the cozy feeling they provide on those chilly fall and winter days. Today I’m sharing a pattern that uses worsted weight yarn to create a comfortable and breathable scarf. The little open spaces create a simple and pretty design, but the segments of solid rows help to maintain a warmth and cozy feeling. It’s an easy pattern to adjust in both length and width so you can customize the size to suit your style and preference.

Find the free crochet pattern below…

This crochet star makes a quick and adorable ornament that’s perfect for the holiday season. Hang them on your tree for some handmade decor or attach to gifts as a unique and festive accent. With only 2 rounds, this holiday project works up quickly for stash busting, last minute gifts or adding holiday items to your market table. Find the free crochet pattern below…

Sometimes a lightweight neck warmer is the perfect accessory. Whether it’s to keep the chill away on a cool day or to add an eye catching handmade touch to your outfit, a simple neck warmer can do the trick.

This pattern is made with approximately 145 yards of DK weight yarn and has an easy row repeat so you can adjust the length to your preference before seaming. It’s an excellent project to travel with and easy to pick up and continue after a break. Find all the details and the free crochet pattern below…

These little crochet flowers are only 2 rounds and are the sweetest little projects. Add them to headbands, bags, blankets, hats….you name it! It’s the perfect for smaller bits of stash yarn and they are oh so cute!

Find the free crochet pattern below…

In Ontario, we call these tasty teats freezies but you might know them as freeze pops or push pops. These fun and tasty treats are always a hit at my house in the summer months and while typically, the kids wrap a paper towel around theirs, these crochet holders are much more eco friendly and easily washable.

Make your own freezie holders using the free crochet pattern below…

Crochet a cute scrunchie using the suzette stitch. This scrunchie works well on its own for pony tails or as an accent around a bun hairstyle style for a pop of colour. Use your favourite worsted weight yarn in cotton or acrylic. Find the free crochet pattern below…

Say hello to the “I Love Reading” crochet bookmark. Made with DK weight yarn and a 3.5mm hook, this elegant and pretty project is fun and useful. Pair this bookmark with a bookstore gift card for a thoughtful gift idea or add a few in different colours for a unique addition to your market table.

Find the free crochet pattern below…

Super Bulky yarn makes such cozy projects and because it’s thick, it typically works up quickly and shows off some amazing texture. I’ve been trying to be mindful of my yarn stash, not adding to it and using up what’s already available to me. I found some skeins of Bernat Softee Chunky on my shelf, grabbed two and went to work to see what I could come up with. The result is a simple neck warmer pattern that would definitely keep you warm and toasty or would make a thoughtful gift for a friend or family member.

Find the free crochet pattern below…

Today we are making another practical project, one that works for a variety of occasions. These dish scrubbers are made using worsted weight cotton yarn and worsted weight scrubby yarn. Add them to your market table, or pair them with some cute dishcloths for a house-warming gift. Of course, you can make them for your own use in your favourite colours to match your kitchen.

Find the free pattern below…