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Beautiful Waistcoat Washcloth – Free Crochet Pattern

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One thing I really enjoy about crocheting is combining different stitches to create pretty texture and eye catching designs. The Beautiful Waistcoat Washcloth uses two stitches, the waistcoat stitch and the even moss stitch to create a lovely little project. For those that need a refresher I have included a quick tutorial for each within the pattern. There’s also links to more thorough walk-throughs if you’re learning these stitches for the first time. *Update: as of April 30th, 2024, this pattern is now available for free on my website!*

Find the free crochet pattern below…

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Dishie Worsted Cotton – Yarn Review

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Dishie cotton yarn has been a fairly recent discovery for me. A crochet friend uses it regularly and recommended it to me knowing I enjoy working with cotton yarn. I am so thankful she told me about it because I fell in love! I suppose that’s a pretty obvious giveaway as to what direction this yarn review is going!

If you haven’t worked with WeCrochet Dishie yarn yet, allow me to introduce you to it and share all the reasons why it’s been permanently added into my yarn stash. Read all about it below…

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Slanted Loop Coasters – Free Crochet Pattern

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Have you worked with the even moss stitch before? It’s a very easy (and beautiful) stitch combination using a mix of slip stitch and half double crochet. Small projects are the perfect way to learn and practice new stitches so today, I’m sharing a free coaster pattern with you! Learn how to crochet the even moss stitch and how to incorporate it into a project.

Learn more below…

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Cotton Yarn Crochet Patterns

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Cotton yarn is a fabulous fibre to crochet with. It’s washable, can be used in a variety of patterns and creates sturdy projects. I’ve compiled a round up of 12 crochet designs from wearables to home decor that are created with cotton. Thank you to all the designers for giving me permission to include your patterns within the collection.

This list includes paid and free designs. Find them below…

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Crochet Hand Towel – Sweet Suzy Collection

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Introducing the Sweet Suzy Hand Towel. You might recognize the design from the companion piece, the Sweet Suzy Washcloth that was published back in January 2021. I am so thankful to have received such positive feedback and project sharing with that pattern. It makes me so happy to know that people have enjoyed it!

Today, I’m releasing the complimenting pattern which together, will make beautiful wash cloth and hand towel set. Perfect for yourself, gift giving or market prep!

All the details can be found below…

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Crochet Patterns Using Bernat Handicrafter

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Bernat Handicrafter yarn is an absolute favourite of mine. I always have some in my yarn stash and love the bright and fun colours that are available. It’s also one of my regular “go to” yarns that I use when designing my patterns. I’ve compiled a list of creative crochet projects that use Bernat Handicrafter to help inspire and get those crafty crochet ideas flowing…

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Textured Back Loop Washcloth – Crochet Pattern

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The back loop single crochet is a beautifully simple stitch. It adds texture with an easy adjustment of stitch placement and creates an appealing design within projects. It works perfectly for washcloths because it’s fast, easy and adds a bit of scrub action with the texture. Today I’m sharing the Textured Back Loop Washcloth and you can find all the details below:

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Simply Sweet Teapot Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern

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The Simply Sweet Teapot Cozy is here and the pattern comes with three different ways to complete it! That means that you can customize this pattern to your favourite colours, adjust it to use up yarn in your stash or even add some cute flower motifs. Which version will you make?

Find all the pattern details and the free pattern below…

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