Patterns available from Sweet Bee Crochet
The moss stitch (also known as the linen stitch) is a beautifully simple way to create some eye catching texture within your projects. It has a nice drape but still maintains a solid fabric which makes it ideal for a dishcloth. To learn how to crochet a simple moss stitch dishcloth, continue reading below…
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Say hello to the Colourway Cowl! This pattern was originally published in August 2019 and was only available on Ravelry. The yarn used as been discontinued so I’ve re-written it using a different brand and made a few tweaks to make it flow a bit better. I’ve also updated the .PDF and made it available for free here on my website.
Check out this colourful, free crochet pattern below…
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Need a quick project or a last minute gift idea? This simple and fast coaster pattern whips up in no time! It’s very beginner friendly and if you’re just starting out, it’s a great way to practice your tension while learning skills like counting rows and stitches.
Learn how to make the Half Double Crochet Coaster below…
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I’ve got a cute and quick crochet pattern for you today! Not only is it a stash buster, using approximately 14 yards of yarn, but it’s such a fun way to dress up your mason jars. If you use mason jars to gift baked treats, this would be an adorable way to add an extra handmade vibe. I used this mason jar as a decorative focus for fall and used this pattern to create a simple, rustic appearance. If you wanted, you could even attach things like cinnamon sticks, lavender or bells to suit a specific holiday or season. There are a ton of ways to get creative with this project.
Find the free pattern below…
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If you’re in need of some quick and practical projects, these crochet washcloth patterns are definitely for you! Each one is designed with a simple stitch throughout, focusing on a quick, relaxing and eye catching finished piece. Make one washcloth, or make all five using your favourite worsted weight cotton yarn. Find all five crochet patterns below…
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Say hello to the Happy Gatherings Placemat pattern. This design is the third in my Happy Gatherings collection which also features a coaster set and a lovely table runner. Made with worsted weight cotton yarn, this is a simple yet beautifully textured piece that would be a beautiful touch to your table setting.
Find the free pattern below…
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It’s August 15th and you know what that means….it’s Granny Square Day! Each year, on this date, crocheters join together to share their love of all things granny squares. Primarily taking place on Instagram, crocheters post their granny square photos, building community engagement and turning our Instagram feeds into colourful works of art. It’s so fun and such a nice way to connect with others in the crochet community.
Of course, I’m sharing my photos over on my Instagram (@sweet_bee_crochet) but I’m also posting a granny square pouch pattern here on my website! Find all the details below…
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This scarf pattern is such a fun and simple project that uses two strands of sock weight yarn. Hand dyed yarn is so beautiful and although sock weight yarn is often associated with knitting, it can work up beautifully in crochet projects too. You don’t even need to use the same colourways to make this scarf since you are combining two strands, there is so much room for colour combinations. For this scarf, I used two of the same colourway because I really loved the shades that were in it and was going for a bold statement piece.
Find all the details for this free crochet pattern below…
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The Happy Vibes Cotton Coaster was originally released on Ravelry back in August 2019. It was definitely time for a refresh to spruce it up! If you are familiar with the old pattern, you’ll notice one difference is the edging. I replaced the crab stitch with a traditional single crochet stitch to make this even more beginner friendly. Find the free pattern below…
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Check out these quick and eye catching crochet coasters! Crocheting with two strands of yarn can create fun designs and colour combinations. Go for bold pops with contrasting colours or subtle accents of the same colour in different shades. Working with double stranded yarn is great for stash busting and it’s fairly easy for simple projects like this one.
Find the free pattern for the Double Stranded Cotton Coasters below…
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