Winter Crochet Patterns

Stay warm in style with this Buffalo Plaid Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern. Includes multiple sizes, plaid stitch instructions, and matching accessories.

Folks, I’ve fallen in love with triangle shawls. I designed my first one last summer and was so happy with it that I decided I must create a fall/winter version! So, today I am proud to introduce this crochet bead stitch triangle shawl in a thicker, more cozy style and color way. I’ve decided to …

Ya’ll the holidays are upon us! Thanksgiving is right around the bend and Christmas is just a little further down the street. Are you ready? I am ashamed to admit that I am not! Time seems to be my limiting factor, which is true for a lot of people I am sure. Free Crochet Projects …

Happy Fall Ya’ll! Today I am going to share a super easy, but also super stylish crochet seed stitch scarf pattern. And you know what’s super great about this scarf? It can be worn by both women and men! That’s right – it’s a gender neutral pattern. 😎 Granted, maybe most scarves are gender-neutral, but …

There’s something about handmade holiday décor that makes the season feel warm and magical.This Tapestry Christmas Tree Potholder crochet pattern is simple, practical, and adds a touch of modern vintage charm to your kitchen or Christmas table. The holidays are the perfect time for cozy handmade décor, and this free Tapestry Crochet Christmas Tree Potholder …

Jingle bells… jingle bells… jingle all the way! I can already hear the Christmas carols, smell the cinnamon in the air, and imagine this year’s tree all adorned and decorated with twinkling lights and and glittering bulbs. It’s such a joyous time of year! I especially love all the fabulous holiday crochet projects that liven’ …

Learn how to make a cozy Buffalo Plaid Crochet Cowl with this free crochet pattern. Featuring the plaid stitch and decorative buttons, this classic winter accessory is perfect for gifting and everyday wear.

Burr… it’s cold outside! And that means winter is definitely on its way – at least it is where I live here in the Pacific Northwest anyway. Time to trade in those light and flowy cardigans and shawls for thick wool sweaters, cozy cowls, and warm mittens. It’s also time to think about all the …