Although Halloween has come and gone, I’d love to show off these awesome crochet projects that readers sent in. Perhaps these fun Halloween themed crochet projects can give you inspiration for next year or for your fall and Thanksgiving decor. If you have photos that you would like to show off too, feel free to email them to me at [email protected] and I’ll be sure to add them to this roundup. Be sure you indicate that I have your permission to publish them.

Check out these cute pumpkins Cathy made.	I love Cathy’s spider on top of the pumpkin.	Angela’s pointed cat hat is so adorable.
Angela did amazing work with this cat picture.	Check out this cute ghost Angela made.	This awesome pumpkin is crocheted by Angela.
This skull that Angela made is simply amazing.	Angela’s 3 squares when put together look great.	Loving this creative, striped scarf by Angela.
Loving the non-traditional colors Mary chose for these pumpkins.	Maret Raquel crocheted a spider web shawl.	Email photos to [email protected]

When you think of buying a crochet book, most people are looking for a variety of patterns. Design Your Own Crochet Projects by Sara Delaney has a different approach. While still providing a variety of crochet patterns, it gives you the details on how each pattern is designed and sized. I wish there was a book like this years ago when I started designing my own crochet patterns. It gives you the insight into how the author develops her patterns so that you can extrapolate what you want to make your own.
Click Here To Read More »

When I bought a skein of deliciously soft fall-themed yarn, I knew I had to use it–even if it was still feeling more like summer than autumn. With that in mind, I decided to go for something open and airy that I could later bunch up for warmth when the weather turns. So I decided to turn to letters that come in toward the end of the alphabet– Y, X, and V–to create a pattern that fit my needs. The pattern is easily changed if you like a wider or longer scarf.
Click Here To Read More »

Did you crochet anything for Halloween? Perhaps an accessory for a costume or decorations for the house? Show off your work and see what others crocheted! 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 permission for your photos to be published.

I can’t wait to see all of your photos. Have a happy, crochet filled, Halloween everyone!

In the winter, chunky and bulky yarns are my favorite to crochet with. I love the feel of the material as I crochet as well as how they wear or look when finished.

Another thing I find indispensable in the winter are earwarmers. My ears always freeze, so if I am not already wearing a hat, I must have earwarmers with me at all times. This pair of earwarmers is the perfect choice with it’s chunky yarn, basketweave stitch, and wooden buttons.

Make the earwarmers in four rows of basketweave material and then single crochet around for a finished piece. Buttons add just the right touch, and you don’t have to worry about buttonholes because the fabric creates them naturally.

Here’s to warm ears this coming winter!

Click Here To Read More »

This pattern was requested by several Crochet Spot readers!

If you’ve crocheted any of the crochet patterns in the “cozy” series, here is a hat to match! The Cozy Shawl Wrap with Pockets, Cozy Key Hole Scarf, Cozy Asymmetrical Poncho, and Cozy Hooded Poncho all use the same “cozy” stitch pattern. The cozy hat is designed using the same stitch to match these patterns. It is crocheted in the round, from the top down. Whether or not you are crocheting the hat to match another item, you can crochet this hat in any of the 5 sizes that are included: baby, toddler, child, adult, and large adult.

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.

Why would someone ever want to stop buying yarn? Perhaps you’re on a tight budget or you already have an entire closet or room full of yarn you haven’t used yet. While this post’s title might seem ridiculous to some, I know there are a bunch of yarnaholics out there that might need a little (okay, more like a lot) of help taming their buying impulses.
Click Here To Read More »

Thank you to everyone who participated in the recent giveaway! There were 3 lucky winners that were randomly selected. Take a look at the fun patterns they chose. If you are one of the winners, be sure to check your email for the pattern. Congrats to the winners, and stay tuned for more giveaways to come.

Winner #1 is Theresa who won the Rectangular Vest.

Winner #2 is Twinkie Lover who won the Mile A Minute Shell Blanket.

Winner #3 is Sabrina who won the Panda Bear Backpack.

Thanks again for participating and stay tuned for more giveaways!

Wear it as a shrug or a scarf, this convertible accessory does double duty! Starting at the end of one sleeve, working across the back and ending at the other sleeve, this shrug is constructed and shaped with no sewing required. The stitch pattern is a classic mesh that’s light to wear and drapes well. The pattern includes instructions for adjusting the size to fit anyone, no matter if you’re an extra small or plus size. You can also make the sleeves short or long, you’re choice!

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.

The giveaway is ending soon, so head on over to the giveaway post and make your entry if you haven’t done so already. The giveaway is for a free crochet pattern from the Crochet Spot Store, or a free month of Premium Pattern Membership (unlimited downloads) if you are already signed up for the membership at the time of the drawing. Most importantly, there will be multiple winners! The more that enter, the more winners there will be, so please share with all of your crochet friends! Enter the giveaway and check out the details here: https://www.crochetspot.com/its-giveaway-time/