1. Honeybee Cardigan

Craftsy

2. Banff oversized cardigan

The Blue Mouse!

3. Mountain Everlasting Sweater

 Little Theorem

4. Mercy Cardigan

DROPS Designs

5. Le Sacre Bleu Cardigan

La Maison Rililie

6. Leaf Lace Cardigan

Craftsy

7. Vintage Cotton Cardigan

Kraftling

8. Estuary Two Toned Cardigan

Knitting Bee

9. Marlon Cardigan

La Maison Rililie .

10. Knit Ribbed Cardigan

Knitting Bee

11. Peggy Sue Cardigan

Love Knitting

12. Camille Cardigan

Oenling‘s

13. Gaia Cardigan

 Annie’s Catalog

14. Queen’s Park Cardigan

Little Theorem

15. Fleur Cardigan

Annie’s Catalog

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Make-Up Purse

via to-sew-with-love.com

We all liked being able to have our purse more like a diaper bag and purse fused into one organized and being able to find things just by looking for the organizer. Inside, we have put cosmetics, a highlighter, a pen, a contact cards holder, a small memo pad, a small telephone book, a pack of tissue, a pack of mint candy, a spare ponytail catcher, a lip balm and the keys. Perfect choice for every girl!

Interesting Pillow Covers

via thewonderforest.com

These step by step directions are designed to save you the expense of new pillows. The envelop design of these pillow covers make them removable “slip covers” for your throw pillows. Always preshrink your fabric so that your finished pillow covers are washable. The cutting directions do not add a seam allowance so that the finished pillow cover is a little smaller than the form and creates a “plump” pillow with no empty space.

Spain Coin Purse

via flutterkat.com

In many European and South American countries, coins are the primary form of hard currency. Get in touch with your inner Spaniard with the Spanish Coin Purse! This DIY coin pouch has a metal frame that snaps tightly shut so that you never lose another quarter. It’s small enough to fit into any bag or pocketbook with ease. It’s also the perfect size for a ladies’ night out if you want to leave your big shoulder bag at home. It is small but enough for ID or lip stick

Coffee Cup Sleeve

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For all who come from a family of coffee fanatics. So, we give you idea about making a little something to send to to your Mom to surprise her with a homemade present , perfect idea is a holiday themed coffee cup sleeve. It’s a fun gift that’s quick and easy to make, very inexpensive, and fits right into an envelope for easy mailing.

Ribbon Bread Bag

via saltwater-kids.com

While baking bread a few weeks ago, we decide to wrap up a loaf and bring it to a friend who had just returned home from an emergency room visit.  But this is a perfect bag to put the bread in. Choose color that will fit your kitchen or wrap with the color and surprise your friend with fresh cooked bread. Everyone will be happy with this kind of gift.

Black Lamp Shade

via shanty-2-chic.com

You got old lamp in your room and you never use it. Here is the solution, you can decorate or just give it some modern details and it will be like bought new flap. The advantage is that you can choose the color that will perfectly give color of light you desire or just will fit with all decoration in your room.

Gathered Clutcdh

via noodle-head.com

Spend the next hour making these adorable softies. With cute details, it’s hard to believe you can make the One Hour purse in such short time. Let this easy sewing tutorial show you how.  For the biggest time saver, just skip the divider pocket and card holders! Or add a handle!  The one below I just put in a mini pocket!

Big Colorful Bag

via vintagericrac.blogspot.com

Use these patterns to sew purses in an hour or less! This one hour bag is easy and versatile enough to take to work, school, the mall, even the gym! Learn how to sew a purse and then make enough for everyone you love. This is certainly a pattern you’ll use repeatedly. Its ease and final product are worth your time and energy. Add this staple DIY pattern into your collection of sewing projects.

Fabric Covered Button

via casscansew.com

Upgrade boring old buttons  and the clothes they’re sewn onto by adding a bit of fabric. You’d be surprised how much a cheerful fabric button can spruce up a garment. What’s more, they’re so easy to make and will use up some of that scrap fabric that’s been lying around in your sewing room. You will give shine and live to your old buttons and they will refresh your old clothes also.

5-Minute Skirt

via angrychicken.typepad.com

This super easy to sew skirt is 2 pieces, front and back, cut on the bias. The waistband is FOE (fold over elastic) and the hem is rolled with a serger. You don’t need a serger for this project it just means you will need to hem your skirt the traditional way, which is any way you normally would. Here’s what you need: skirt fabric, FOE (fold over elastic) you need this for the waistband  and a big piece of paper to make your pattern and of course lot of love and effort.

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1. Lavender Rose dress

This beautiful pattern by Amy Carrico is a complete set featuring a dress, and beret, and little booties, and what’s better than a whole look in one project? As you can tell by the name, this pattern was titled after the original design, which was made in the pretty purple you see here, but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t make it in other nice colours too!

2. Doll Lace Tunic

Have you always been a fan of casual lace tunic dresses on actual little girls while they go about their days in warm summer weather? Then why not make your favourite little girl’s dolls a set of pretty dresses to match? This pattern by Alena Byers is simple enough to be a good introductory pattern to crocheted lace for those who are just learning, but it’ll still be very impressive in the end!

3. Minnie Mouse dress

Do you know a little girl or a doll collector who loves Disney more than anything else in life (except dolls, of course)? Then this adorable Minnie Mouse inspired outfit is the perfect gift for them! Wanetta Cavanaugh guides you through the process of making the outfit and the mouse ears hat, as well as an adorable pair of matching doll slippers to tie it all together.

4. Rain coat and hat

Just like real little girls need clothing for all weather days, so do their dolls! That’s why Ase Bence designed this adorable rain coat and hat set! It’s sized for an average sized American Girl doll, which makes it a versatile pattern both because those dolls are so popular right now, and because it’s quite an average size for many different brands of doll.

5. Doll poncho

Ponchos are the kind of clothing item that we’ve crocheted obsessively in the past, and in all sizes. More than once, we’ve crocheted brightly coloured ponchos with little flowered embellishments for our daughters and nieces and then used the leftover yarn to crochet their dolls a matching poncho too! Nearly every time, we’ve used this adorably simple doll poncho pattern by Bailee L. Wellisch.

6. Pig doll hat

If you’re anything like us, then you’ve long known how funny it is to make little kids silly novelty hats in all kinds of shapes and themes and then enjoy the sight of them wearing the hats in public. There aren’t many years, after all, that your kids will let you dress them in things like ridiculously attention grabbing hats shaped like farm animals! It makes sense, then, that it’s also funny to make novelty hats in miniature for your kids’ dolls. Here’s a cute little crocheted pig hat doll pattern from Linda Wright!

7. Walking the Dog doll set

Has your daughter, granddaughter, or niece been begging for a puppy for many months now but you’re just not sure she’s ready? Well, if she can’t have a real puppy, maybe she’ll be appeased for a little while by a puppy for her favourite doll instead! Rebecca J. Venton shows you how to make a complete talking walking outfit and the matching dog for a standard sized doll.

8. Holiday doll outfit

We absolutely adore getting our daughters all dressed up in flashy seasonal outfits around the holidays, but we’re not really sure that they enjoy wearing those outfits as much as we enjoy taking pictures of them wearing them. That’s how we got into the habit of crocheting their favourite dolls matching holiday dresses each year. This pattern from Alena Byers helped us convince our daughters to put on their latest frilly garment more than once, as long as their dolls could match them.

9. Doll poncho with turtleneck and buttons

Did you really like the idea of making a cute little doll poncho, but you’d rather a subtler, more Boho chic style than the bright, lacy one we showed you above because you think that would be more the doll owner’s taste in their own wardrobe? Then check out this cute turtleneck version from Angela Plunkett! We love the way the little buttons look all down the sides.

10. Doll party hat

Category is: more funny doll hats! Just like your daughters, granddaughters, and nieces have parties to celebrate their birthdays, so too should their dolls! In the very least, they’ll love the idea of their dolls having a party hat to wear when they take them along to an actual friend’s birthday party, that way everyone in attendance is dressed for the occasion. See how this adorable hat is made on Linda Wright.

11. Doll slouchy hat

Slouchy toques and winter hats are the height of fashion in cold weather apparel right now, and since most little girls want to dress their dolls up to look just like them, it makes sense that they’d love a doll-sized slouchy hat to go along with their own! This pattern from Shauna Gailbraith is quick and easy but absolutely adorable when it’s finished.

12. Doll cupcake outfit

Sometimes making clothing for dolls is a nice opportunity to make overly sweet designs that your own daughter might not be willing to wear herself, but would be more than happy to dress her favourite dolly in. That’s how we see this adorable cupcake dress with matching skirt and hat from Susanne Fagelberg! Our daughters are a little bit too old to let us put them in such cutesie garments, but their dolls will wear anything.

13. Doll hippie outfit

Have you been trying to teach your daughters about decades and how styles change over time in order to introduce them to fashion and history in a friendly, interesting way? Then why not use their dolls as the models for what they’re learning about? This adorable little hippie outfit might be a bit of an exaggeration on what was cool in the 1960s, but when it comes to how kids imagine things, its not far off. Check it out in all its glory on Maria Wilkes!

14. Wisteria chevron dress

Maybe you’re just learning how to do differently shaped stitches, small garment shaping, and colour changes all in one place, so you’ve been browsing this list hoping for a simple dress that’s standard in technique but still pretty? Then Elaine Phillips has the one for you! We adore the way the chevron pattern on the skirt looks in different shades of the same colour.

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1. Simple Easter bunnies

Sometimes the best kind of seasonal decor or gift is one that has a slightly minimalist look to it, so that there’s some beauty to its simplicity. That’s why we fell in love with these adorable little knitted stuffed bunnies from Vicky Sedgwick! We love that they manage to be completely adorable even without detailed features, giving them a vintage look.

2. Hatched Easter chick plush

Have you been enamoured lately with light yarn, tight stitches, and small knitting projects? Then this adorable little chick is definitely the project for you! The pattern keeps stitches tight together so that the little chick can be stuffed well enough to sit upright on its own. We love the way the pattern includes double stitching to really make it look like it’s hatching! Check the details out on Tatyana Korobkova.

3. Easter bunny egg cozies

Whether you’re setting out decorative Easter eggs made of plastic or wood, or putting your actual had boiled eggs for Easter breakfast on the table, adding a cute knitted Easter egg cozy is a functional and decorative way to get festive! These cute little bunny egg covers from Sybil R will certainly add some extra Easter charm to your table thanks to their high standing ears that we just can’t get over!

4. Easter duckling

Have you always stocked up on novelty yarns just to make sure you have something fun and fuzzy lying around in your stash for a fun rainy day? Then this is the perfect project to use up some of your funny things! Grab the softest white fun fur you can find and a little bit of leftover bright orange for the feet and beak and get knitting yourself a hilarious little Easter duckling, just like Morgunova Olga did here!

5. Bonbon bunny

Do you love the idea of making a bunny doll but your tastes are actually a little more bright and funky than the cute little vintage bunnies we showed you at the top of the list? Then check out these awesome variegated Easter bunny dolls with cute cartoon proportions instead! Get the full (surprisingly simple) pattern from Susan Claudino.

6. Easter egg wash cloth

Are you a beginner knitter who has only really knitted scarves an wash cloths up to this point, but now you’re ready to learn a new simple stitch? Then perhaps it’s time to practice your yarn overs! Check out how this adorable Easter egg pattern from Obsidian Kitten maps out a simple shape in the centre of a wash cloth using just a few easy variations on things you’ve already learned.

7. Easter bunny in a carrot toy

Maybe you’ve been scrolling through this list looking for some little novelty toy or trinket that you can make for the kids in your life that has some more play features than just a snuggly doll? Then we think you should definitely check out this adorable little hide and seek bunny in a carrot cover from Tatyana Korobkova! This one gets you bonus points if you have the embroidery experience to make the little “Happy Easter” sign yourself.

8. Easter egg hot pad

Do you like the idea of making something simple, but the little Easter egg pattern in the centre of the wash cloth doesn’t quite involve the skills you’re hoping to practice? Maybe you had your heart set on learning how to increase and decrease for shaping a piece instead. Then these cute little Easter egg shaped hot pads from Lion Brand Yarn are the ones for you!

9. Easter Moebius cowl

If you’re an avid knitter like we are then you might have already heard of the classic version of the moebius cowl. You might have even knitted one already! If you really liked the pattern then we have good news for you; they’ve got a seasonal version especially for Easter! Kristi Pyatt guides you through the process of making looping stitches to form little Easter eggs down the middle of the cowl. It’s the perfect project to wear on cool spring evenings!

10. Easter bunny sock pattern

Has your family always had the silly tradition of giving each other ridiculous themed holiday socks on Easter morning? Then here’s a pattern that will really help you one-up your siblings this year! These funny bunny socks by Abigail Grasso are bright, patterned, festive, and pretty hilarious with their little bows at the top. We can’t get enough of them.

11. Easter baby cap

We’ve talked a lot lately about how to make your Easter eggs look like other cute things, but what if you want to make the cutest thing in your life look like an Easter egg? Then an adorable festive baby hat is definitely what you need! Vanessa Bodrie guides you through the process of making a zig zag and polka dot pattern in an Easter coloured hat in all kinds of kids’ sizes.

12. Patterned Easter socks

Did you like the idea of the Easter socks we showed you above but you’d rather pay more attention to crazy patterns and colour work rather than things like ankle tires and ruffled cuffs? Then check out these eye catching alternatives from Deborah Tomasello! No matter which colours you choose for your base and which ones you decide to make your pattern in, you’ll have a blast making these!

13. Little crouching bunny

Are you looking for a little stuffed bunny that could be either a toy or  a decorative piece in the little Easter scene you create for yourself? Then check out the pattern for this darling little rabbit crouching down and looking up at you inquisitively! The rabbit’s limbs involve some very small stitches, so make time to concentrate on this one. Sebastian Loves helps you through it!

14. Simple Easter lamb

Did you like the simple, almost vintage style of the very first rabbit toys we showed you but you’ve already knit some bunnies this season and you’d rather try your hand at something a little bit different? Then check out this adorable spring lamb pattern by Lynne Rowe instead! This project is another good way to use up some of your older yarn that has more fluff or texture.

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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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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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2. Bunny.

This adorable bunny would be wonderful placed inside a child’s Easter basket. Download the free pattern at Engsidrun.

3. Cat

This cat pattern comes in two versions: a kitty with a striped blouse or a kitty with a ruffled skirt. Get the details at Lillellis.

4. Doll

Customize this amigurumi doll to match the recipient’s hair and eye color. Ravelry has the free pattern.

5. Dragon

This fire-breathing cutie is impossible to resist. Learn how to make him at All About Ami.

6. Fish
This chubby fish is a whimsical addition to your collection of amigurumi animals. Ravelry has the free pattern.

7. Frog

This soft, baby-safe frog uses only the single crochet stitch for its construction, which makes it a good choice for a beginner level project. You can find the complete pattern over at Lilleliis.

8. Giraffe
It’s impossible not to smile when you look at all the colorful stripes in this cuddly giraffe. Visit I Love Buttons for the free pattern.

9. Lio

This amigurumi lion is equal parts fierce and cuddly! Learn how to make him at Hello Stitches.

10. Mermaid

What little girl wouldn’t be thrilled to receive this adorable mermaid as a gift? You can find the pattern at Black Hat Llama.

11. Minions

12. Monkey

13. Mouse

14. Octopus

15. Owls

16. Pig

Rody, the Reindeer Amigurumi Free Pattern

18. Seal

19. T-Rex

20. Unicorn

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Creamsicle Shawlette

free pattern credit to loveofknitting.com

Little House Shawl

free pattern credit to rhythmofthehome.com

Rectangly Hat

free pattern credit to spinstarcreations.wordpress.com

Baby In Bloom Hats

free pattern credit to fiberflux.blogspot.com

Cable Ready Bag

free pattern credit to lionbrand.com

Super quick ribbed scarf knitting pattern

free pattern credit to brennneda.blogspot.com

Otto Day Cardigan

free pattern credit to threadandladle.com

Kanoko Pants

free pattern credit to ymymmytm.blogspot.com

Tweed Throw

free pattern credit to www.knit.net.au

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1. Summer Shorts

Caila Made

2. Pajama Pants

Birch Fabrics

3. Boho Tunic

Shwin & Shwin

4. Suit Jacket

Feather’s Flights

5. Razorback Dress

Crafterhours

6. Mix Match Bow Tie

Delia Creates

7. Baby Tank Dress

Candy Handmade

8. Short-Sleeve Button-Up Shirt

Small DreamFactory

9. Just Leggings

Small + Friendly

10. Slouchy Beanie

Heidi & Finn

11. Postman Jacket

Shwin & Shwin

12. Unisex Romper

Only They Would Nap

13. Waist Skirt

Delia Creates

14. Boys’ Tank

iCandy Handmade

15. Banded Skirt

Bella Sunshine Designs

16. Peplum Top

Sew Much Ado

17. Basic Newborn Pants

Made by Rae

18. Tiered Dress

Merriment Design

19. Baby Onesie

Shwin & Shwin

20. Long/Short Rompers

Elegance & Elephants

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