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The Perfect Knit-Look Crochet Beanie FREE Pattern
Hey there maker friends. How are you? Today, I am excited to be sharing my Tayrn Beanie, a knit-look crochet beanie, pattern with you! If you’ve been around OneLittleHook for a while you may know that I’m rather fond of knit-look crochet. You may even recognize the stitch pattern in this beanie as the same one used in my Tristan Beanie. The Taryn beanie is worked with a DK weight yarn instead of Bulky and it has a different brim style. I hope you enjoy crocheting it as much as I did.
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The PERFECT Housewarming Crochet Throw FREE Pattern
Hey there fiber friends. The Perfect Housewarming Throw was born when I came across some of The Hook Nook’s Main Squeeze yarn in the most beautiful blue at my local Joann’s.
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FREE Baby Cocoon Crochet Pattern
Hi Makers! Today I am sharing a baby cocoon crochet pattern. I designed this cocoon specifically for NICU preemies so it would be easy to put on and take off of baby, easy to open and close, and to have enough room for anything medical that may be attached to baby. But most of all, I wanted it to appeal to all parents of all types of babies.
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Tunisian Knit Stitch Beanie FREE Crochet Pattern
Oh hi there my maker friends! I have a fun and simple Tunisian knit stitch beanie crochet pattern for you today. I love this design because it is literally super easy, super cozy, can be customized for any size, and is perfect for guys and gals.
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Simple Tunisian Crochet Cable Ear Warmer
Hi Friends! I have a fun and simple Tunisian crochet cable ear warmer pattern for you today. I’m so pumped about this design because it’s a perfect way to try out some Tunisian crochet cables and make something fab at the same time. Let’s get started!
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Simple Tunisian Crochet Ear Warmer FREE Pattern
This simple Tunisian crochet ear warmer was inspired by the Salome ear warmer pattern by Hands and Kneedles. I absolutely loved Dana’s design and wanted to recreate it using Tunisian crochet!
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Simple Crochet Mug Rug FREE Pattern
Crochet mug rugs are some of my favorite things to make because they allow you to practice new stitches and create something more than just a swatch (which I always end up throwing away). I wanted crochet something as a back to school teacher gift and so I settled on a simple crochet mug rug pattern using a pencil inspired stripe combo!
