Today I’d like to share with you the Bobble Row Cowl. A free crochet pattern that uses only two stitches: bobbles and herringbone half double crochet. If you are not familiar with those stitches, I have included a quick written tutorial to guide you along. I used Red Heart Super Saver Ombre for this cowl and it took approximately 3/4 of the skein. The pattern is very flexible should you want to make it a little long or shorter for your personal preference.
Let’s jump in!
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The holidays are in full swing and officially here. To help you with your gift giving ideas, I’ve compiled 10 free crochet patterns to inspire you in your holiday creations. Perhaps you’re looking for a present to give a teacher, neighbour or co-worker. Or maybe a special friend or family member who would love and appreciate a handmade item. There are lots of creative and fun ideas to share so let’s begin:
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I am so thrilled that the Vintage Noel Ornament pattern has been so well received. I’ve been contacted by a few people who have made them and I am so flattered by the positive feedback and kind words. I really wanted to show some appreciation for the time and talent that others have put into creating their own versions. So please take a moment to check out these beautiful photos of other makers finished creations of the Vintage Noel Ornament.
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Here we are at December 1st. For many people, it marks the beginning of the holiday season. That magical feeling starts to fill the air and if you celebrate Christmas or have people in your life that do, the decorating often starts around this time. I know it’s busy so to help you out, I’ve put together a Christmas Décor Round Up to offer some creative ideas to help you deck the halls in your home. All these patterns and photos have been shared with permission and take one skein or one hour to make.
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You’ll be hard pressed to find a crocheter or knitter who hasn’t asked “what can I do with all these leftover pieces of yarn?” It seems wasteful and not environmentally friendly to toss them in the garbage but, often there isn’t enough leftover to fully use in other projects. So, what can we do?
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This crochet Christmas tree ornament is inspired by classic decorations that I remember being hung on the tree growing up. It has a vintage feel with the traditional colours and design but it can be worked up with bright, vibrant colours for a modern style. It uses very little worsted weight yarn is a quick project to make when you’re busy during the holiday season. Add these little ornaments to your tree, gift giving or market tables!
Find the free pattern below…
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Yesterday’s cowl post gave me the push to finish up a quick and easy design I had been working on. Today I’m happy to share with you, the One Hour Double Crochet Cowl. This design would be perfect for beginners looking to make a simple project using only one stitch. If you’re a more experienced crocheter, this project could also be for you! It would be a great opportunity to do some quick stash busting.
As of November 17th, 2022, this pattern has received a refreshing update! Find the free pattern below…
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You know I’m all about the stash buster projects! This design, although very quick and simple is extremely practical and versatile. Not only that, it’s also extra special because it is the very first pattern I ever designed and shared! Originally posted only on Ravelry, it was later published on my blog in October 2019.
Learn how to make this cute and practical pouch with the free pattern below…
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I think it’s safe to say that we all love trying new yarn. There’s something exciting and refreshing about grabbing a new colour or fiber to create with. While it is comforting and familiar to have our old favourites that we like to use, it’s exciting and fun to pick up and experience a new brand or line and see what can be made from it. Today’s yarn review focuses on Red Heart Super Saver Ombre.
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Here in Canada, we are finishing up our Thanksgiving long weekend which means one thing…Halloween is just around corner. I have put together a round up of fun Halloween crochet patterns to help get you into the spooky spirit. Keeping with the theme of Sweet Bee Crochet, all of these patterns take approximately one hour (or less) to create which makes them portable and perfect to keep in your bag to work on whenever you have a few minutes to spare. Did I mention they are all free? Go grab your hook and yarn, let’s dive in!
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