In case you were looking for new projects to make, we have ten amazing ideas for you. They’re easy, budget – friendly and the best thing is that some of them can even be great gifts. So, scroll along and check them out!

1. Folkloric Braid Necklace

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New season, new jewelry! If you were thinking about getting something new for yourself or even as gift for someone special to you, here’s an idea for you – a folkloric braid necklace. With just a little dose of creativity and time, you can make your own. For that, you need crochet thread, old beads in different sizes, needle, chain from hardware store and ribbon. It’s really easy – the two most important skills you need for this DIY project is to know braiding and some previous experience with making jewelry.

2. Mini Hearts Bunting Banner

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The mini hearts bunting banner is the perfect decoration idea for Valentine’s Day, but since there is still time for that, you can use it for something else such as baby’s nursery or basically for anything you’d like! You only need two materials – scraps of yarn in different colors and size J crochet hook. Here you can play with colors with choosing more for colorful hearts or you can pick just one color, either way the hearts will look lovely.

3. Pumpkin Coffee Cup Sleeve

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Fall means preparing and drinking hot beverages, but sometimes they can be so hot that is even hard to keep them in hand. For that reason, you need to make your own crochet cup sleeve. It’s really practical and can look quite cute actually. Take some inspiration from this tutorial – if you like this crochet sleeve with a small, adorable pumpkin just check out the link below to see how you’ll need to do it!

4. Crochet Jellyfish

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Aren’t these jellyfish so adorable? They can be the perfect gift for any child, so if you have someone special to you, don’t hesitate to work a little bit and create at least one adorable crochet jellyfish. Here’s what you need to make it – G (4 mm) hook, cotton yarn: main color – 2 skeins, secondary color – 1 skein, 9 mm safety eyes, black DMC embroidery thread, embroidery needle, scissors and polyester fiberfill. One thing you should be really careful of are the long curly cues that can be strangulation hazard. So, watch out your kids while playing with them!

5. Crochet Dream Catcher

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The dream catcher is a very interesting detail, especially if you want a boho decor in your home. This is the perfect decor detail for your bedroom! There are so many ideas on DIY dream catchers, but this one is our crochet favorite. What you need are the following materials –  the inside ring of an embroidery hoop, light weight cotton yarn, light weight fabric, assorted beads, bulky roving yarn, lace cut into long strips, twine, 3.5mm crochet hook, darning needle, hot glue gun and embroidery floss.

6. Crochet Laptop Cover

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Have you thought about having your own crochet laptop cover? It will make it so cozy! You just need four materials – spray adhesive, laptop cover, crochet item and scissors. When buying or making your own crochet item, make sure that you have enough for covering the whole laptop and when buying a laptop cover, you can choose a clear one like pictured or pick one in color – it’s up to you!

7. Cozy Crocheted Lampshade

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If you want to bring cozy and home-sweet-home atmosphere into your home interior, one of the best ways is to bring crochet items as many as possible. One idea that we especially liked was the crocheted lampshade. Start with crocheting around the larger end of the lampshade and continue to crochet as many rows you need to complete the whole. When you’re done with this step, fix the hose on the lampshade with an adhesive.

8. Crochet Washcloths

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The crocheted washcloths are a perfect gift for Mother’s Day or for anything you’d like.You just need two materials – 60 yards of cotton yarn and H crochet hook. Pick yarn in few colors to make your gift more colorful, or stick to one, as you wish. When you’re done with crocheting, just wrap the washcloths with a piece of yarn and your gift is all ready!

9. Heart Pillow

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Looking for a way to change your bedroom or living room a bit? In that case, you should know that details are all you need! One of the things that you can change or add are your pillows. This is a really creative and interesting project and it will be easier to make it if you already have some DIY experience with crocheting. However, even if you’re DIY beginner, it’s worth the try!

10. Wall Hanging

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Another way that you can decorate any room is by adding a wall hanging. There are many creative ideas, but we stick to this one because it’s crocheted, and we love crochet items, don’t we? To make your own crochet wall hanging, you need these materials – 12″ wooden dowel, 9 mm crochet hook, yarn in three colors by your choice, yarn needle and scissors.

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You can organize a crafting afternoon with your friends and try and make these crocheted slippers together. You won’t have to follow a pattern as you can create your own. You will need:

• some yarn;
• crochet hooks;
• creativity;

Simple Crochet Slippers – Zoomyummy

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1. Santa pet sweater by DIY Maven

Christmas might be over, but that doesn’t mean you won’t still find us chasing the cats around the house trying to dress them up like Santa or Mrs. Clause. In fact, we actually just made this hilarious little fringed sweater in real life and, even though it’s past December 25th, our cat was wearing it this morning! We do love a good pet sweater that gives us toasty furred friends and some funny novelty all at once.

2. Bebe’s holiday pet sweater by Nadia Fuad

This little sweater for tiny dogs or cats might not be specifically holiday themed in it’s pattern, but we sure do think it’s cute looking in classic Christmas colours! If you’d rather not have your pets look like they’re feeling a little too belatedly festive, try making this same cute pattern but in differently coloured stripes.

3. Fur trimmed pet sweater by Crochet Kitten

As if your pets don’t have enough fur of their own already, this pattern suggests dressing them in more. To be honest, though, the effect of the fun fur against a cat or dog’s coat is so funny that we don’t even mind for a second. Try pairing the fur with another smoother, more tightly wound yarn to give the little sweater some contrast and really make the fur edges stand out.

4. Fluffy pet sweater by Carol Ballard

If you’re going to dress your pet up in sweaters, you might as well go all out with the silliness, right? That sure seems to be the mantra that this pattern designer was going for! We think these little loops are nothing short of hilarious, especially in such novelty colours. Imagine how this garment would look on a hairless cat!

5. Hexagon pet sweater by Dia Beachboard

Does your little dog naturally not grow hair because of their breed, but you notice them shivering a lot? Then a warm winter sweater is exactly what they need! This hexagonal granny patch pattern is kind of hilarious looking as a sweater because it looks like a vintage afghan, but your chilly puppy won’t mind one bit and it’s a great way to use up some of the yarn ends in your stash!

6. Candy cane pet sweater by Alicia Moore

Are you still technically on Christmas holidays, so you’re still feeling the holiday sweater vibe for your little furry friends? Then try stripes! We adore this cute little ruffling crocheted sweater that’s supposed to look like the stripes of a candy cane. This design would look good on just about any pet you might have running around your home.

7. Bejuled pet sweater by Katie Rempe

Are you looking for a design that’s a little less Christmas and a little more classy? Then cables should do the trick! Try this adorable knit sweater that’s particularly good for dogs because the bottom is open, so it won’t interfere with their legs when you take them on walks. The cables might look fancy, but they’re actually quite easy to do.

8. Autumn Stripes sweater by Stacie LaBean

Do you have some yarn ends in nicely coloured winter hues? Then crocheting stripes is an easy way to use them up! We love this little turtleneck sweater complete with sleeves and a full front to keep your pet extra toasty on fall, winter, and spring walks until the sun comes out. The pattern is simple enough but the stripes make it look almost intricate by the time you’re done.

9. Polo sweater by Jenna Wingate

Maybe your pet has quite a personality and you’d like to make them a stylish little shirt to match, just to keep them even just slightly warmer this winter? Then this hilarious and adorable little polo shirt is a great option! We can’t get over the fancy collar, especially since it’s complete with buttons just like a real fancy blouse.

10. Flouncy Chicken sweater by Kris Moore

Yes, you did read that right: these ruffly little garments are chicken sweaters! Chickens do, after all, live in un-insulated huts and even they can get chilly despite their feathers. These sweaters are constructed so that they cover the chickens’ backs and fronts but leave their wings free for comfort and ease of movement.

11. Cable dog sweater by Esther Smith Bozak

Did you like the cabled dog sweater we wrote about just above this, but you’d actually rather the garment you make your dog to have at least a little bit of a front, just so he’s a little bit warmer than if only his back was covered? Then check out this adorable design! It’s cabled in a way that’s impressive but not too complicated and ribbed the other way for contrast.

12. Turtleneck sweater by Shiri Mor

Were you a huge fan of the first fun fur option we included on our list but you think it’s so funny that you actually wanted more fun fur to really make your pet a stylish top? Then this patter that features a whole furry half might be more to your taste! We love how smart the turtleneck looks and it’ll keep your furry friend even warmer too.

13. Shadow sweater by Corinne Niessner

Did you like the the crocheted striped sweater we talked about above but you’re better with a pair of knitting needles than you are with a crochet hook? Then here’s an alternative for you! Just like the other, it’s a great way to use up the coloured yarn ends in your stash and make them into something you’ll actually use.

14. Ferret sweater by Allison McAllister

Dogs, cats, and hens aren’t the only pets you can make cure little winter sweaters for! In fact, the smaller your pet is, the quicker you can make them a cute little sweater that will keep them warm all season. We adore the idea of making a teeny, tiny little sweater for a ferret to stop him from shivering and make him look quite smart indeed.

15. Hen sweater by Plumcreekmama

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1. Yub Nub Scoodie by Kristen Stevenson

Okay, we admit it; we were total suckers for the ewoks. In fact, most people we know fell completely in love with these little creatures the minute they saw them. Adults and kids alike, then, will enjoy this hilarious little ewok hood, complete with ears! Lace it like a tunic, just like in the picture, or leave the long parts free to be wrapped like a scarf for extra warmth.

2. Star Wards Droid Beanies by Jen Spears

Whether you’re more cautious and intellectual like C3PO or cheeky and confident like R2D2, this dual pattern has a hat design for you! You can make these in adult or children sizes, but we’re particularly fond of the idea of dressing your kids in these hats, with the older, taller one as C3PO and the shorter one as R2D2, just like in the movies.

3. Star Wars Twi’lek hat by Stitching Up a Storm

Ladies can get in on the Star Wars hat game too! We’re completely in love with this Twi’lek hat design that will simultaneously keep you warm and make you look like an awesome character. This pattern really uses all of the coolest parts of crocheting; detail and structure abound.

4. Princess Leia hat by Sarah Jean

Whether you’re looking for a super easy toddler’s Halloween costume that will also keep Baby warm, or whether you’re just the kind of fun parent who will take any opportunity to dress your kid up nice and silly, we’re pretty sure you’ll adore this little Princess Leia toque. We’re also pretty sure her signature double bun hairstyle has never looked so cute!

5. Baby light saber by Lulu

Do you have young kids who have been recreating all of the light saber battle scenes from the movies ever since you first showed them Star Wars a few weeks ago? There are lots of light saber toys out there, but they’re mostly made of hard plastic that little kids can easily hurt themselves with. Until they’re old enough to play carefully with those, make them these hilarious crocheted versions instead!

6. X-wing chart for scarves by Emily Mitchell

Does your little one dream of flying a rocket fast space craft? Do your kids spend half of their play time tearing around the house as fast as they can, making lazer sounds and calling each other “pilot”? Then this X-wing stitching design is perfect for them! The chart shows you how to make the basic pattern in just about any style of crocheted scarf.

7. Adult Yoda hat by Stitch 11

We’ve already shown you a few hilarious crocheted Star Wars hat designs for kids, but why should the little ones have all the fun? Here’s a hilarious adult hat that will make you or your partner look just like Yoda. Whether you plan to wear them as an outdoor costume next Halloween and you just want to get an early start or whether you’re into the idea of looking especially wise all winter, this hat will make for great pictures either way.

8. Star Wars Imperial square by Mallory Walleck

Sometimes all you need is a little hint of Star Wars related themes in your home to show off your fandom, and sometimes you’d rather have a lot, just for fun. Well, this crochet pattern shows you how to do a technique that’s useful to you either way! You might make one simple Imperials square and use it as a coaster, or make many in different background colours and then crochet them together for a granny square blanket.

9. Plushie Death Star by Meg-Ann Skilton

Have you been trying to practice your 3D crochet skills by making little toys and figurines? Then you’ll be happy to know that we’ve found a way for you to merge that with your love for all things Star Wars! This Death Star plushie somehow manages to be both accurate and adorable, if a militarized spaceship can ever be described using such a word.

10. AT-AT walker by Nancy J

Was the Death Star easy enough thanks to its rounded shape and now you’re ready for something a little more angular and with a few more parts? Perhaps you’d like to practice crocheting things that actually stand independently rather than just being plush? Then try making your very own AT-AT walker! We’re still giggling over how Han and Chewy riding on top.

11. Star Wars amigurumi by Lucy Ravenscar

For those crochet enthusiasts who adore amigurumi patterns most, we’ve got you covered too! We’re more than a little bit in love with these extra cartoonish figurines and we think they’d make perfect gifts for very young Star Wars fans who love the movies but still prefer plush toys to hard plastic ones. You’ll especially love making these if you’re also a felter and are keen on combining your two skills!

12. Baby Yoda mat by The Whoot

Did you love the adult Yoda hat so much that you were immediately keen on making a matching version for your little one? Then this baby Yoda hat is exactly what you need! It’s a simpler design made for a smaller head. The thought of a parent and baby wearing matching Yoda hats together in a picture is practically enough to melt our hearts.

13. Princess Leia blankie by Stuff Susie Made

Does your young daughter look up to Princess Leia more than any other movie character because Leia gets to be a princess and and tough warrior? Then a Leia plushie is the perfect gift for her and this crocheted version puts your DIY skills to good use! We like this design because the doll has the accurate Leia hair, but the exaggerated skirt makes her both decorative and nice for snuggling.

14. Spacefighter blanket by MJ’s Off The Hook Designs

Have you seen those adorable mermaid tail blankets for little girls trending all over the Internet? Well, here’s an awesome Star Wars themed version for the boys in your life! Instead of looking like a fish tail, this sleeping bag style blanket looks like an X-wing fighter and you’ll look like the pilot sitting in the top when you slide your legs inside.

15. Darth Vader hat by My Little Chapina

Well, we’ve shown you crocheted hat patterns for just about every other character in the Star Wars franchise, so it only makes sense that Darth Vader finally makes an appearance! Like the others, this would make a great project to start now so that you have it ready to go in lots of time for Halloween next year, but it would also just be an awesome balaclava to keep your child’s face warm on the playground at school (while making him look completely awesome at the same time).

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Tiny Crochet Pompoms On A Chain Edge

Pompoms add that last touch of quirkiness to any crochet project. Use this pattern to make tiny pompoms and watch your simple project turn from boring to super exciting. source

Strawberry Stitch Tutorial

Can there be anything cuter than these crocheted strawberries? Make your very own with these super cute crochet motif. Try other fruits as well by using other colors of thread. Try blueberries or lemons and you’ve got a fruit-filled crochet theme to show off. source

Cute Chicken Edging

Perfect for your kitchen, add these adorable cute little chickens on your curtain edges for some super cute detail. Do you live in a farm or know someone who does? Then this makes for the perfect present for a friend, family, or for yourself. source

Stripy Blanket Edging

Crochet edging details always add that rich touch of finishing on your projects. Try this simple pattern to add more value to your blankets. source

Line of Hearts Crochet Edging

Crochet isn’t boring – it’s what you do with it that makes the difference between crochet being dowdy or being on trend. Make these lovely hearts for that much-needed sweetness to any of your projects. source

Scalloped Crochet Edging

One of the most beautiful yet basic things you can do with crochet are scalloped edges. Follow this easy yet striking pattern to turn any crochet project from drab to fab. source

Crochet Petal Cone Edging

When you’ve gone beyond the basics of crocheting, it’s time to level up. Challenge yourself by making this complicated pattern and turn any simple crochet project into a work of art. source

Cute garland of Hearts Using Only Two Rows Of Crochet

Hearts are always sweet and adorable – try this project and use on absolutely anything – be it as trimming on curtains, as edges on blankets, and even as trimmings on skirts and tops. source

Easy Crochet Blanket Stitch Edging

Did you know that you can use the basic blanket stitch on crochet projects, too? Why yes, you can. It’s a very simple detail but adds that beautiful finishing touch to blankets, or pillowcases and just about anything! source

Tutorial on How To Crochet An Edging On Flannel Blankets

The perfect trimming for newborn receiving blankets, the warm striped of the flannel combined with the rich colors or merino create a perfect harmony. Using these neutral colors means you can give it is a gift to a pregnant loved one despite not knowing the baby’s gender as yet. Just imagine the little bundle of joy wrapped up inside this beautiful blanket you’ve made with love. source

“Fill In” The Top Ripple Edge To Make It Straight

A perfect line on crochet projects is extremely rare – why not make this one-of-a-kind piece for a kitschy and unique crochet project? source

Super Easy Pillow Case with Scalloped Crocheted Edging

Tired of your old pillowcases? Instead of throwing them out or giving them away, add some scalloped crochet details to give them new light. Try this simple pattern to add more value and detail to your pillowcases. source

Easy Zig-Zag Crocheted Edging

Crochet edging can turn any regular towel, sheet, or pillowcases into high quality heirlooms. Try this simple edging pattern on washcloths, tablecloths, and even baby’s burp cloth or baby towels. So easy and so fast to make. source

Easy Shell Edging For Ripple Blankets

Create this adorable striped blanket with super simple and easy-to-follow crochet patterns. source

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2. Tulip Stitch

The tulip stitch is a more complex pattern, but the result is really quite stunning. The use of three different yarn colors gives the design some serious punch. Make your way over to Hopeful Honey to find out how to recreate this stitch yourself… video tutorial included.

3. Suzette Stitch

The Suzette stitch is another great one that would be appropriate for those with less crochet experience. It is simply made out of single and double crochets. Jess over at Make and Do Crew will show you how to do the stitch (and a super cute bag!) on her video tutorial.

4. Aztec Stitch Rug

This beautiful Aztec style patterned rug is crocheted using a series of stitches and spaces that combine to make this lovely zig zag design. Make your way over to Grow Creative to find out exactly how to create one of these Aztec rugs yourself through a series of diagrams and text.

5. Spike Stitch

The Spike stitch is a very unique looking design, with a repeating pattern of “spikes” that jut out over three rows. While this may not be right for beginners, it isn’t all that difficult for anyone with some experience. Check out the full tutorial over at Hopeful Honey.

6. Open Weave Style Stitch

This beautiful boho chic scarf is made from an open weave style crochet stitch, which ends up looking something like lace. The fringe is then added at the end. Make your way over to All About Ami to find out exactly how to recreate this gorgeous crochet stitch.

7. Heart Design Baby Blanket

This two color design has a series of repeating heart shaped stitches throughout the whole piece, and they are formed by using contrasting yarn colors. This one might take a little while to master, but it will be worth the effort! Check out the tutorial at Whistle & Ivy.

8. Rope Crochet

This stunning rug has two important elements – an interesting crochet stitch, and a unique material (rope). The pattern uses only single and double crochet stitches, so it should be easy enough for beginners. Head over to Mama In A Stitch to check out the tutorial.

9. Sunburst Crochet Squares

These squares are formed by crocheting in the round, and then they can all be connected to form a beautiful blanket. And by using three different colors, the pretty design is pronounced. Make your way over to A Ransom Note to see the full tutorial.

10. Ribbing Stitch

The basic rib stitch is an important crochet stitch to know, as it can add interest to the edges of many different patterns. And it’s super easy to learn. Head over to Hopeful Honey to find out all about the rib crochet stitch and to watch the video tutorial.

11. Basic Crochet Stitch For Beginners

If you’re just learning to crochet, this is the easiest stitch there is – the basic crochet stitch. And this blog post will show you how to create a fun little apron using only that most basic stitch. Check out the directions and more photos over at Shirley and Eadie’s blog.

12. Crocheted Flower Stitch

These small crocheted flowers are created in the round using only a few basic stitches. They work well as embellishments for hats, headbands, bags and other items. Make your way over to Hello Yellow Yarn to find out how to make one and to watch the video tutorial.

13. Shell Stitch

Here we have a beautiful stitch called the shell stitch, because it resembles a series of repeating round seashells. And it is surprisingly simple to do, despite its complex-looking shape. Head over to Hopeful Honey to read all about it and to watch the video tutorial.

14. Ripple Crochet Stitch

This gorgeous afghan is made using the ripple crochet stitch, and then that one row is repeated over and over again. And the blanket has an ombré effect, thanks to the variety of different yarn colors. Check out the full tutorial over at Rescued Paw Designs.

15. Moss Stitch

The Moss stitch is another excellent stitch to learn. It has a tight, closed look with a unique design. And it isn’t all that difficult to learn how to do! Make your way over to We Are Knitters to find out how to do it and to watch the helpful video tutorial.

16. Crocodile Stitch

This incredible design is made using the crocodile stitch, also known as the “scale” stitch thanks to its overlapping scallop shapes. It looks more complicated than it really is, but it is best left to those who have a bit of experience. Head over here to check out the video.

17. Offset Stitch

The offset stitch is a beautiful open-weave design that works great for summer garments or light blankets. It is done using lots of double crochets. Make your way over to We Are Knitters to learn all about it and to watch the super helpful video tutorial.

18. Diamond Trellis Stitch

This headband is made using a beautiful diamond trellis style stitch, which creates a diagonal grid sort of pattern. This works great as a headband, but it could also work well as a larger piece such as a blanket. Head over to Hopeful Honey to check out the tutorial.

19. Filet Stitch

The filet stitch looks a bit like a checkerboard, with alternating open-weave and tight-weave squares. Although it looks complicated, it is actually a great stitch for beginners because it only requires double crochets. Check out the full tutorial with video here.  

20. Starburst Stitch

This stitch is quite a showstopper, with its twisty stitches and organic feel. This is an advanced stitch that requires some prior crochet experience, but it can be easy to do once you get the hang of it. Check out the full tutorial along with a video over at We Are Knitters.

21. Bohemian Mandalas

These colorful round mandalas are made using a few different types of crochet stitches. They are knit in the round, and then each row has a different stitch and color to create the beautiful doily style designs. Check out the tutorial at Set Free My Gypsy Soul.

22. Picot Stitch Succulent Cozies

Decorate your succulent pots with a few of these pretty yarn succulent cozies. They are made using some basic crochet stitches along with the Picot stitch. Make your way over to Vickie Howell’s blog to find out all the details about these adorable creations.

23. Hugs Stitch

The Hugs stitch has a lovely design which has a scalloped edge, making it perfect for edging as well as for things like washcloths and blankets. It is achieved by using double crochets. Head over to We Are Knitters to check out the full tutorial.

24. Catherine Wheel Stitch

The Catherine Wheel stitch is made using two yarn colors, giving it a bold design which will surely impress all of your friends (although you can also use one yarn color for a different look). And it’s easier than it looks to learn! Head over here to check out the video.

25. Corner To Corner Crochet

These colorful washcloths are made using another type of crochet, called Corner to Corner. This basically means that you create a square by working in diagonal rows instead of horizontal ones. Make your way to My Poppet to check out the full photo tutorial.

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1. Pikachu Hat

Revelry has a free pattern for a Pikachu hat that we’re loving! Make this for a Pokemon-fan friend or yourself to wear this winter!

2. Jigglypuff

If you’re a big fan of this adorable, pink Jiggypuff, then you want to check out this free pattern. Start taking your crocheting skills to the next level with this one! (via)

3. Diglett

Revelry has this free pattern on their site as well. For the ultimate fan, you’ll want to put your crocheting skills to the test and make some plushies!

4. Snorlax

If Snorlax is one of your favorite, then check out the free pattern here and have a go at its creation. It’s one of the more simpler shapes to try out!

5. Pokeball

Check out Ravelry if you want to make some Pokeballs! Start with this classic sign of the Pokemon game and begin your collection.

6. Kid’s Cowl

Your Pokemon-loving kiddos will love this addition to their closet. Make a cowl for the fall and winter months with help from Ravelry.

7. Headband

Midwestern Moms gives us a super adorable DIY gift idea. Of course, you could make this headband for yourself, but how special would this be for one of your Pokemon fan friends or family?

8. Scarf

Check out this Hooker Crochet pattern that we’re swooning for. Make a scarf for the little ones in your life and their current obsession with Pokemon Go.

9. Coasters

Midwestern Moms made these crocheted coasters too. Dress up the play room or man cave with these nostalgic cuties.

10. Mug Cozy

You may want to check out this adorable mug cozy for extra inspiration. Make one of these Pikachu covers and add some brightness to your morning coffee.

11. Charmander

Make a charmander to add to your collection. Grab the free pattern here and start your creation by the weekend.

12. Baby Bulbasaur

Here’s another free pattern for a Pokemon favorite. Baby Bulbasaur can come to life right in front of your life just by visiting here.

13. Caterpie

Who likes Caterpie? Visit here and snag the free pattern for this little guy. Then grab your phone and go catch a local for your personal game!

14. Bellossom

Bellossom brings a smile to everyone’s face, whether you’re a Pokemon fan or not. And Sabrina’s Crochet has all the details you need.

15. Fennekin

And some of you may be Fennekin fans, and if that’s the case, you’ll want to hop on over and snag this pattern. Start crocheting as a part of your collection now!

16. Gloom

You can even make Gloom! Check out the instructions here and get to work creating your own. You could even make a couple of the characters and use them as a DIY gift surprise!

17. Zubat

Here you’ll fine the pattern for a Zubat. It’s just another great way to expand your Pokemon plushie collection and test your crocheting skills.

18. Pokeball Hat

Visit Ravelry just one more time and snag this great DIY idea too. Create a Pokeball hat for your or your Pokemon go teammate!

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2. Bold & Bright Chevron Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: All About Ami)

3. Wonderland Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: Blitsy)

4. Tiny Waves Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: Leelee Knits)

5. Sea Glass Crochet Afghan

(Free pattern: Petals to Picots)

6. Colorful Chevron Blanket

(Free pattern: Rescued Paw Designs)

7. Sunburst Granny Square Blanket

(Free pattern: Craft Passion)

8. Wavy Rainbow Crochet Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: CraftPaperScissors)

9. Hot Air Balloon Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: Mad Hooker)

10. Bobble Baby Blanket

(Free pattern: Moogly)

11. Minnie Inspired Crochet Blanket

(Free pattern: Liberty Crochet)

12. ABC crochet blanket

(Free pattern: Crochet n More)

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2. Mug Cozy

Quick and easy project that is a perfect gift for those friends who love tea or coffee. (Pattern: Sparrow Crafts)

3. Mobile Phone Cozy

This is a versatile pattern that can be adapted for any phone. (Via Crochet Dreamz. You can download the pattern here)

4. Easy Crocheted Hot Pads

They make for an excellent gift for anyone! (everyone has to cook sometime right). (Pattern: Seven Alive)

5. Crocheted Cupcake Potholders

Crochet a set of potholders that are shaped like cupcakes! (Pattern: BitterSweet)

6. Chocolates

Make a box full of handmade chocolates! (pattern: FaveCrafts)

7. Crochet Red Velvet Cake

Here is a perfect gift for your cake lover friend! (Tutorial: Ice Pandora)

8. Bear Wallet

In less than 1 hour you can have a cute and functional wallet. (Pattern: Bowties and Fezzes)

9. Crochet Succulents

Crochet these cute succulents, that will stay green forever. (Via Whistle and Ivy, pattern here)

10. Crochet Button Scarf

Modern & stylish button scarf perfect for winter season. (Pattern: Rescued Paw Designs)

11. Crochet Coiled Rainbow Basket

Create these pretty rainbow baskets with some t-shirt yarn and crochet! (Tutorial and more details: My Poppet Makes)

12. Crochet Beach Ball Pillow

So cute, right? Wanna make one? (Pattern: Persia Lou)

13. Crochet Bow Tie

Crochet a bow tie for men or boys who enjoy making a fashion statement. (Pattern: Stitch-em)

14. Crochet Slippers

Create a comfy pair of crochet slippers! (Pattern: Little Things Blogged)

15. Fingerless Gloves

This is a great winter project and is very good for beginners. Have fun! (Pattern: Hopeful Honey)

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1 Panda Baby Booties

Panda Baby Booties: Hello my lovely crocheters! When the panda’s cub is first born it is blind and pink, weighing only 90 to 130 grams (3.2 to 4.6 ounces) what is only 1/800th of the mother’s weight. Mother nurses it … (via Croby Patterns)

2 Crocodile Stitch Booties

Crocodile Stitch Booties (via livinginivory)

3 Spring Flower Baby Booties

Spring Flower Baby Booties (via Annoo’s Crochet World)

4 Basic Baby Booties

Basic Baby Booties: Looking for your next project? You’re going to love Basic Baby Booties by designer MellonyBe. (via MellonyBe)

5 Crochet Rain Boots

Crochet Rain Boots: Spring is only 4 days away! And here in the Pacific Northwest, Spring usually brings a lot of rain showers. So get your rain boots on, we are going puddle jumping! Ok, we wont be jumping in any puddles with these crocheted rain boots, but they are a cute accessory for your pre-walker. Ive (via Repeat Crafter Me)

6 Crochet Wrap Around Button Infant Boots

Crochet Wrap Around Button Infant Boots: a free pattern to create crochet wrap around button infant boots, in two sizes, link to the larger baby size in the post. (via Ashlee Marie)

7 Rain Boot Booties

Rain Boot Booties (via sandy’s cape cod originals)

8 Starlight Toddler Slippers

Starlight Toddler Slippers (via My Hobby Is Crochet)

9 Baby Sneaker Booties

Baby Sneaker Booties: Crochet baby / toddler size sneakers. These are the VIB (Very Important Baby) Runners Booties. Create your own using this free pattern. (via The Crochet Crowd)

10 Sweet Little Baby Moccasins

Sweet Little Baby Moccasins (via Little Eme)

11 Galaxy Baby Booties

Galaxy Baby Booties (via My Hobby Is Crochet)

12 Dress-Up Booties

Dress-Up Booties (via Red Heart)

13 Little Fairy Boots

Little Fairy Boots (via Knotty Knotty Crochet)

14 Cuffed Baby Booties

Cuffed Baby Booties: I started playing around with my Crochet Rain Boots pattern and adapted it into these cute little cuffed booties! Enjoy the the pattern and be sure to follow my instructions on where to start, end and join your rounds since it is different than the rain boots pattern! Always begin your rounds in the same (via Repeat Crafter Me)

15 Loop Boots

Loop Boots (via Hodgepodge Crochet)

16 Posh Crochet Baby Booties

Posh Crochet Baby Booties: Posh Crochet Baby Booties Pattern and Video Tutorial. Size Newborn to 12 mth old. Easy Level. Great to make for a baby shower gift. (via Crochet Hooks You)

17 Baby Booties for Cable Boots

Baby Booties for Cable Boots (via TwoGirlsPatterns)

18 Crochet Newborn Shoes

Crochet Newborn Shoes (via Little Things Blogged)

19 Baby Ballet Slippers

Baby Ballet Slippers (via The Green Dragonfly)

20 Green Zebra Baby Booties

Green Zebra Baby Booties: Hello crocheters! It’s time for another FREE PATTERN. This time we will work on the baby booties appropriate for autumn and winter. You will needsomeyarn in two shades of one color in my case thi… (via Croby Patterns)

21 Baby Moccasins

Baby Moccasins: Looking for your next project? You’re going to love Baby Moccasins – crochet baby booties by designer MonPetitViolon. (via Mon Petit Violon designs)

22 Minnie Little Mouse Shoes

Minnie Little Mouse Shoes (via Knotty Knotty Crochet)

23 Adorable Baby Booties

Adorable Baby Booties (via Happiness Crafty)

24 Newborn Baby Booties

Newborn Baby Booties: I hope you enjoyed all the gender reveal photos I posted yesterday! If you liked the baby booties in the photos then you are in luck because today I am posting the pattern! It should be a quick little pattern to work up and although I am calling them newborn baby booties, I think they (via Repeat Crafter Me)

25 Simple Baby Booties

Simple Baby Booties (via Happiness Crafty)

26 Wrap Around Baby Booties

Wrap Around Baby Booties: Looking for a cute Baby shower gift, make a pair of these crochet baby wrap around booties with my free crochet pattern. #Crochet #FreeCrochetPatterns #BabyBooties (via Holyjeans and My Favorite Things)

27 Blooming Strawberry Baby Booties

Blooming Strawberry Baby Booties (via My Hobby Is Crochet)

28 Mary Jane Booties

Mary Jane Booties: Looking for your next project? You’re going to love Baby Mary Jane Booties by designer 2strings. (via 2strings)

29 Pretty and Plain Little Mary Jane

Pretty and Plain Little Mary Jane (via Knotty Knotty Crochet)

30 Simple Baby Booty

Simple Baby Booty: A high demand item for pattern are baby booties. These are extremely quick and uber cute! I know many crocheters (via The Crochet Crowd)

31 Minion Inspired Baby Booties

Minion Inspired Baby Booties: Hello my lovely crocheters! Do you love the little Minions? Then you will love the this pattern too.  Because I always love to see your creations using Croby Patterns designed, use #crobypatterns… (via Croby Patterns)

32 Cowboy Boots

. Cowboy Boots (via Hodgepodge Crochet)

33 Cute Baby Booties

Cute Baby Booties (via Lacy Crochet)

34 Skimmer Booties

Skimmer Booties: Looking for your next project? You’re going to love Mary Jane Skimmer Booties by designer TampaBayCrochet. (via Tampa Bay Crochet)

35 Child Slippers

Child Slippers: Keep their little feet warm this winter with this FREE Crochet Pattern for Child’s Slippers. #Crochet #QuarteredHeartCrochet (via Holyjeans and My Favorite Things)

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Chunky Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: Ravelry

Ribbed Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: ProjectsAroundTheHouse

Cabled Slouchy Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: AllAboutAmi

Textured Slouchy Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: ByJenniDesigns

Newsboy Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: HopefullyHoney

Peaks and Valleys Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: KatiDCreations

Cross-Over Long DC Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: CrochetN’Crafts

Trinity Stitch Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: ThisHousewifeLife

Broomstick Lace Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: Craftside and Free Pattern and Instructions: Ravelry

Cloche Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: HopefullyHoney

Ninja Turtle Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: KnottzOfYarn

Multi-Strand Bow Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: PersiaLou

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Free Pattern and Instructions: RepeatCrafterMe:Hat and Free Pattern and Instructions: RepeatCrafterMe:Antlers

Fox Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: TheFriendlyRedFox

Ribbed Pom Pom Beanie

Free Pattern and Instructions: DeliaCreates

Double Pom Pom Hat

Free Pattern and Instructions: MaybeMatilda

Happy Hippo

Free Pattern and Instructions: RepeatCrafterMe

Cat Scoodie

Free Pattern and Instructions: Moogly

Lovely Ladybug

Free Pattern and Instructions: RepeatCrafterMe

Newborn Bear

Free Pattern and Instructions: JJCrochet

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