An easy, colorblock scarf in ombre colors! This scarf is perfect for beginners because it gently introduces the use of two different stitches to create a beautiful, yet simple, stitch pattern. Get creative and select a child’s favorite color in three tones, dark, mid, and light!
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We had lots of crochet patterns published on Crochet Spot in 2017. In this post, I round up the 17 most popular free crochet patterns. The patterns range from accessories, jewelry, toys, home decor, and more. I hope you enjoy all of the patterns, and cheers to a new year and more crochet patterns to come!

I love seeing what everyone is crocheting. Not only do I find inspiration in other people’s work, but it gives me a nice, warm, fuzzy feeling to know that there are folks all around the world crocheting for the holidays. It makes me feel connected, even if crocheting is usually a solo sport.

In this post, I rounded up a bunch of holiday crochet photos that were submitted by readers. Enjoy the photos and be sure to submit yours as well to show off your fantastic work! To submit photos email them to me at [email protected] and include your first name and permission for me to publish them on the blog.

Check out this little guy that Paola crocheted.	Paola crocheted this adorable cutie with the tiny star.	Loving Paola’s Christmas tree and tiny ornaments.
Jesse crocheted the Christmas Tree Hat pattern.	Jesse used the tree as a table centerpiece.	Barbie crocheted this adorable coffee cup sleeve.
Check out these adorable dolls Monika crocheted.	Monika’s elf is hanging out on the shelf.	Monkia crocheted this beautiful nativity.
Iona decorated the tree with 40 different snowflakes.	Debbie crocheted a Christmas garland with rat tail cord.	Debbie crocheted this garland to mimic traditional popcorn.

What are you crocheting for the holidays? Share your photos by emailing them to me at [email protected] and include your first name and permission for me to publish them on the blog.

Crochet this quick trivet to place your hot pots and plates on. The trivet is crocheted with 2 strands of yarn held together to create a thick and sturdy fabric, perfect for shielding your table. Pick 2 strands of different colored yarn for a more colorful look. Choose 100% cotton or wool yarn, which work well with heat compared to other materials such as acrylic. For extra protection you can even crochet 2 trivets and sew them together.
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Need a quick storage basket? Grab your crochet hook and whip this one up really quick! It is designed with 2 strands of yarn held together and a large crochet hook so that it is quick to crochet. While it is a soft basket, the yarn thickness enables the basket to stand up on its own without having to stiffen it. The basket is crocheted seamlessly in the round, like a spiral, and is topped off with an eyelet and wavy stitch pattern.

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Are you crocheting anything for Christmas or the holidays? Perhaps a gift of a friend or child, decorations for the house? Show off your work and see what others are crocheting! Submit your photos by emailing them to me at [email protected] and I’ll upload them to the blog for everyone to enjoy. Be sure to include your first name and permission for your photos to be published.

I can’t wait to see all of your photos. Have a merry Christmas and fun filled holiday season everyone!

This coffee cup sleeve is quick and easy to crochet, perfect for beginners. It is made with one of my favorite patterns to create ribbing, single crocheting in the back loops only. The technique creates a stretchy fabric that is easy to slip on coffee cups of different sizes. Included within the pattern are instructions to adjust the size if you need the sleeve to be wider, narrower, longer, or shorter. Crochet a bunch in different colors for yourself or give them away as gifts! Get creative and personalize the sleeve with appliques.
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If you’re a chevron lover but hate dealing with color changing while crocheting, here’s the perfect scarf for you! This unisex chevron pattern is cleverly designed so that you can see the ridges and zigzags using only a solid colored yarn. Of course you are welcomed to change colors if you wish or use a variegated yarn, but it is not required. The pattern is easily adjustable so that you can make it as wide and long as you desire.

All purchases help to support Crochet Spot and are greatly appreciated! Please log in or create a new account at the Crochet Spot Store to purchase this pattern. Premium Pattern Members may log into the store and download the pattern for free.

Yarn comes in all sorts of different weights and thicknesses, from thin crocheting thread to super bulky weight yarn. Your favorite weight may be influenced by your favorite crochet projects. If you love doilies, then you might enjoy crochet thread. If you love clothes, you might enjoy a light weight yarn. Or perhaps your favorite yarn weight is determined by what is readily available for purchase near you. Lots of craft stores stock a lot of medium worsted weight yarn.
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As Christmas nears there’s less and less time to finish your projects and gifts. If you would like to add a last minute Christmas project to you’re to-do list, now’s the time to do so! Starting now, all Christmas themed crochet patterns are 30% OFF in the Crochet Spot Store. Grab a quick Santa hat or ornament pattern and get crocheting!

Sale ends on December 7, 2017. Patterns are already marked down, so there is no need to enter in any coupon codes. Simply add the patterns to your cart and check out. If you need any help while shopping or crocheting, feel free to let me know!