Crocheting amigurumi is a way to make stuffed toys using various crochet techniques. Explore the largest collection of patterns you can follow to recreate most of the subjects, whether animals, plants, dolls, superheroes and much more.
20 Best Free Granny Square Crochet Patterns – Originally Lovely
Find your next favorite crochet project with this list of the top 20 best free granny square crochet patterns.
6 Lip Balm Cozy Crochet Patterns – Page 2 of 2
These Lip Balm Cozy Crochet Patterns are very efficient and great to use! They are also very visually appealing and very cute as well!
Darning Sweaters in Lockdown — Collingwood-Norris
Learn all about my Sweater Darning projects during lockdown. Discover how you can be creative with darning and breathe new life into your sweaters.
Crochet Hedgehog Amigurumi Idea
Master the art of crochet with our Hedgehog Amigurumi Pattern. Fun, creative and perfect for craft-lovers!
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Hope the Blue Whale pattern by Svenja Rösner
ABOUT THE PATTERN The pattern comes as one PDF file with detailed instructions on everything you need to know to crochet Hope the Blue Whale. It can be followed step-by-step and is accompanied by photos for all the trickier parts. Next to the written pattern, the PDF includes a list of all needed materials & tools, a table of all stitch types/abbreviations required for this pattern, and also a tutorial section with detailed explanations for some of the more unusual used stitches and techniques. The exact yarn colors & skein amounts I used are also included in the pattern. If…
30+ Best Free Crochet Bandana Pattern Ideas
Explore 30 best crochet bandana patterns and make something cute today! These free patterns are suitable for all skill levels.
Ombre Puff Quilt – alternative techniques!
I told myself I'd never make another puff quilt. Yet, here I am.....sharing about my second puff quilt. (haha!) Don't get me wrong, I loved the process of making my first puff quilt, which you can read about here, but I honestly thought that we'd never have the need for another one. Well, over the last year, I slowly forgot how much work they are (haha) and I started getting the itch to do the process all over again! Peter uses my original puff quilt alllllll the time. He loves the weight of it, but his only complaint was that…
