The Little Darling Sleep Sack Crochet Pattern was a design specifically for Sunflower Cottage Crochet’s 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge.
For the last couple of years I have had the pleasure of working with Helen and her Preemie Crochet Challenges. The 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge helps bring awareness for the challenges families face when their babies are born premature.
With the download of each free crochet pattern during the 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge you are making a pledge to donate your finished work to a family with a premature baby or donate to an organization for premature babies during Preemie Awareness Month in November.
My Little Darling Preemie Sleep Sack Crochet Pattern will be featured on June 3, 2024 as part of the 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge. After June 3rd you will be able to get a FREE copy of the Little Darling Preemie Sleep Sack Crochet Pattern the whole month of June.
Once you visit the 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge on June 3, 2024 to get my Coupon Code, visit my Ravelry Store and use it at Checkout.
Be sure to visit the 2024 Preemie Crochet Challenge daily to find more FREE crochet patterns you can download and make a pledge to donate your crochet item in November as it is Preemie Awareness Month.
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Below you will find a free crochet pattern for my Little Darling Preemie Sleep Sack Crochet Pattern.
I used Caron One Pound 100% Acrylic Yarm. #4 ply Worsted Weight Yarn (16 oz/454 g) (812 yds/742 m)
Materials: MC – 50-75 yds of #4 ply Worsted Weight Yarn CC – 40-60 yds of #4 ply Worsted Weight Yarn US I Crochet Hook or 5.5 mm Scissors Tapestry Needle
Abbreviations/Stitches Used: ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet alt ch 2 = alternate ch 2 rep = repeat MC = Main Color CC = Contrasting Color RS = Right Side WS = Wrong Side
Notes: ch 3 counts as a dc alt ch 2 counts as a dc the stitch count is a multiple of 4+3 I used 2 colors, but you can do 1 color or as many as you like.
Finished Size: Preemie = 8” x 10”
Gauge: US I Crochet Hook or 5.5 mm 12 st x 3 Pattern Row = 4” 3 Pattern Row Repeats = 4”
Due to different thicknesses of Worsted Weight Yarn, you may need to go up or down a hook size to meet gauge.
Gauge Swatch: R1: ch 19, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc across. ch 1, turn (18 sc) R2: sc across. turn (18 sc) R3: alt ch 2 or ch 3 (counts as a dc) *sk next st, dc in next 3 st, dc in sk st. rep from * across until last st. dc in last st. ch 1, turn (18 dc) R4-R5: sc across. ch 1, turn (18 sc) R6: alt ch 2 or ch 3 (counts as a dc) *sk next st, dc in next 3 st, dc in sk st. rep from * across until last st. dc in last st. ch 1, turn (18 dc) R7-R9: rep R4-R6
Customizing
Below is a breakdown of the measurements and how you can customize the sleep sack to fit your size. The Stitch Count is a multiple of 4+3
Size
Weight
Panel Width
Panel Height
Preemie
1.5 – 3 lbs
8”
20”
XS
3 – 5 lbs
8”
24”
S
6 – 8 lbs
10”
36”
M
9 – 11 lbs
12”
46”
L
12 – 15 lbs
12”
50”
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Little Darling Preemie Sleep Sack Crochet Pattern
Little Darling Preemie Sleep Sack
Preemie Panel: Size: 8” x 20”
Using MC
R1: ch 63, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc across. (62 sc)
R2: alt ch 2 or ch 3 *sk next st, dc in next 3 st, dc in sk st. rep from * across until last st. dc in last st. ch 1, turn (62 dc)
R3: sc across. turn (62 sc)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Change to CC
R4: attach yarn with a sl st in 1st st, ch 1, sc in same st, sc across. turn (62 sc)
R5: alt ch 2 or ch 3 *sk next st, dc in next 3 st, dc in sk st. rep from * across until last st. dc in last st. ch 1, turn (62 dc)
R6: sc across. turn (62 sc)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Change to MC
R7: attach yarn with a sl st in 1st st, ch 1, sc in same st, sc across. turn (62 sc)
R8: alt ch 2 or ch 3 (counts as a dc) *sk next st, dc in next 3 st, dc in sk st. rep from * across until last st. dc in last st. ch 1, turn (62 dc)
R9: sc across. turn (62 sc)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Repeat R7-R9 until your panel measures 8” wide, being sure to change colors.
Finishing
R1-R2: ch 1, sc in same st, sc across. turn
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Border
With CC
Going Down the Side: attach yarn with a sl st in last st worked. (sc, ch 1, sc) all in same st. place 1 sc in each sc and 2 sc in each dc down the side until last st. (sc, ch 1, sc) all in last st
Across the Bottom: sc in each st across the bottom until last st. (sc, ch 1, sc) all in last st.
Up the Side: place 1 sc in each sc and 2 sc in each dc up the side until last st. (sc, ch 1, sc) all in last st
Across the Top(RS): sc in each st across until 1st st. sl st in 1st st.
Fasten off, leaving a long tail of yarn to sew the side closed.
Assembly
Step 1: Fold panel in ½ lengthwise, lining up WS of one end to WS of the other end.
Step 2: Using long tail of yarn, Whip Stitch through blo of both sides of panel to close.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Step 3: Using another long tail of yarn, Whip Stitch through blo, through both sides of panel to close.
If you love to do the Cable Stitch or you would love to learn how, then my Jimmy Beanie is the perfect crochet pattern for you! This pattern is named after my hubby Jim, but it is also a perfect Unisex Beanie.
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Information Needed to Crochet the Jimmy Beanie
Materials: US H or 5 mm Crochet Hook
US I or 5.5 mm Crochet Hook 75-200 yds of #4 ply Worsted/Aran Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle Stitch Marker
Abbreviations/Stitches Used: ch = chain st = stitch(es) sc = single crochet dc = double crochet fpdc = front post double crochet
bpdc = back post double crochet fptrc = front post triple crochet
alt ch 2 = alternate ch 2 or alternate turning chain
dc2tog = double crochet 2 together
sk = skip
rep = repeat
SM = Stitch Marker
Special Stitches:
Double Crochet 2 Together – decreasing 2 dc into 1 dc Alternate Chain 2 – takes the place of a double crochet and creates a nice closed stitch
Front Post Double Crochet – double crochet going around the front post of the dc in the previous row. Back Post Double Crochet – double crochet going around the back post of the dc in the previous row.. Front Post Triple Crochet
* YO twice, Insert hook behind post indicated st
* YO, pull up a loop (4 loops on hook)
* YO, pull through 2 loops (3 loops on hook)
* YO, pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook)
* YO, pull through last 2 loops on hook
Left Hand Video Tutorials: Right Hand Video Tutorials:
Notes: ch 3 counts as a dc
alt ch 2 counts as a dc
the beanie is worked in the round
the beanie the invisible join in the round
place a SM in 1st st of each round of beanie
Special Notes: st count is a multiple of 12
2-4 yrs, 5-10 yrs, Teen, Sm Adult, Large Adult consecutively
Hat Band Circumference: 16” (17” 19” 20” 21”)
Gauge: US I or 5.5 mm Crochet Hook
16 dc x 8 rows = 4”
Gauge Swatch: R1: ch 18, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc across. (16 dc) R2-R8: ch 3, dc across. (16 dc)
Size Chart
Size
Height
Circumference
Crown Width
2 years – 4 years
6.5” – 6.75”
16” -17”
5” – 5.5”
5 years – 10 years
6.75” – 7.5”
17” – 19”
5.5” – 6”
Teenager
7.5” – 8”
19” – 20”
6” – 6.25”
Small Adult
8” – 8.5”
20” – 21”
6.25” – 6.75”
Large Adult
9” – 9.5”
21” – 22”
6.75” – 7”
Jimmy Beanie Crochet Pattern
Band
2-4 yr, 5-10 yr, Teen, Sm & Large Adult
Using H or 5 mm Hook **Note: be sure to place SM in 1st st of each round**
R1: fdc 60 (60, 60, 72, 84) Do NOT join.
R2: dc in 1st st, fpdc in the next st *dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st* rep from * around. Do NOT join. (60, 60, 60, 72, 84) st
2-4 yrs
R3-R4: dc in each dc and fpdc in each fpdc. (60, 60, 60, 72, 84) st
Remaining Sizes
R3-R5: dc in each dc and fpdc in each fpdc. (60, 60, 60, 72, 84) st
Do not fasten off
Beanie
Switch to I or 5.5 mm Crochet Hook **Note: be sure to place SM in 1st st of each round**
Place a SM in 1st st of each round of beanie.
R1-R2: dc in each st around. (60, 60, 72, 84) dc
R3: fpdc in next 2 st, dc in next 2 st, sk 2 st, fptrc in the next 2 st, fptrc in 2 sk st, dc in next 2 st. *fpdc in next 4 st. dc in next 2 st, skip 2 st, fptrc in the next 2 st, fptrc in 2 sk st. dc in next 2 st. rep from * around until last 2 st. fpdc in last 2 st.. (60, 60, 72, 84) st
R4: fpdc in next 2 st, dc in next 2 st, fpdc in next 4 st, dc in next 2 st. *fpdc in next 4 st, dc in next 2 st. rep from * around until last 2 st. fpdc in last 2 st. (60, 60, 60, 72, 84) st
rep R3-R4 ending with R7 until beanie measures 6.5” 7” 7” 7.5” 8” or until you reach your desired height.
Crown
R1: fpdc in next 2 st, dc2tog, sk 2 st, fptrc in the next 2 st, fptrc in 2 sk st, dc2tog. *fpdc in next 4 st. dc2tog, skip 2 st, fptrc in the next 2 st, fptrc in 2 sk st. dc2tog next 2 st. rep from * around until last 2 st. fpdc in last 2 st.. (48, 48, 48, 60, 72) st
R2: fpdc in next 2 st, dc in next st, fpdc in next 4 st, dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st, dc in next st. rep from * until last 2 st. pdc2tog, rep from * around. (48, 48, 48, 60, 72) st
R3: dc2tog, *dc in the next st, skip 2 st, fptrc in the next 2 st, fptrc in 2 sk st, dc in the next st, dc2tog twice. rep from * around until last 2 st. dc2tog. sl st in 1st st to join. (38, 38, 38, 50, 62) st
Do NOT fasten off.
Leave a long tail, weave the crown closed.
**If you are wanting a Messy Bun Hat instead of a Beanie, do NOT use a long tail to weave in the ends. The beanie can be left open here to make a Messy Bun Hat.**
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Sewing Crown Closed
Step 1: Using your long tail of yarn, weave yarn in each st around the top of the beanie. Step 2:
Once you have come back to where you started, pull the yarn tight to close the crown. Fasten off and weave in ends.
That’s it! You have made your own version of the Jimmy Beanie!
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I wanted to do something I haven’t seen before, so I am hosting a Pet Appreciation Blog Hop just to show our love and appreciation for our pets.
I love dressing up my son’s dog, Freyja and she love’s to be dressed up! lol
I also love seeing others’ pets dressed up and accessorized so much that I have to try my hand at what they have on their pets! lol
Please join us, you will see some of the cutest and most adorablest crochet patterns for our pets from some of the greatest pet crochet pattern designers!
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Annie is our 1st rescue dog. Annie has been just the most loving, cheeky, independent bundle of energy to come into our home. And she is the inspiration for the Annie Bandana.
August 3rd – Raleigh Dog Blanket from MadameStitch
This blanket is named after one of my son’s rescue dogs. Raleigh was the perfect companion and such a special part of his family. She recently passed away and I’ve dedicated this beautiful blanket to her memory.
Along with outgrowing his pug puppy sweater, he has also outgrown the cardboard box he claimed as his bed the day we brought him home. I got a bigger cardboard box and some fleece I had in my fabric bin and made him a new bed. Now he never wants to leave it!
Imagine a cute little Axolotl aka the Mexican walking fish shaped like a donut. This is a beginner friendly amigurumi crochet pattern with easy step-by-step picture crochet tutorials.
August 6th – Sweet Pea Dog Sweater from TimmelCrochet
The Sweet Pea Dog Sweater has that and more with its soft and stylish faux fur trim. Made with little dogs in mind, this sweater keeps them comfortable all through the chilly seasons.
Today I am delighted to present the Puppy Placemat pattern. You probably know that I am a long-time small doggy Momma. I had a pack of 3 Shih Tzus for many years. Biscuit was my first puppy; he lived from 2006-2022 and was bossy and hilarious. Bonzai lived from 2007-2021 and was derpy and very loving. Lucy was our “baby dog” and lived from 2011-2023. She was our most well-behaved and kept us laughing every day.
For crafters, the lion is a common theme and so much fun to make. I recently made a Lion Toy for my pug Bruno. He loves to play tug of war, so I added a handle to the bottom of a lion to make his favorite game easier on me.
Does your cat/pet like to swat or throw things around the house? Do they like to curl up on your laptop while you are writing a blog post? lol Do they like curl up on your clothes, your current WIPs, clothes or anything else of yours they can find? Then this is purr-fect for any pet to play with or even cuddle up with.
I designed the Lumina Bandana, this crochet dog bandana pattern, for my rescue pup and it comes in 6 sizes so you can make one for yours or make a bunch to donate to dog shelters, too!
This sweet little amigurumi dog pattern was inspired by my parents’ Cocker Spaniel and just like him, Dusty is a very playful and loving companion who is always there for you.
Meet “Nellie” … the newest addition to our family. We rescued her from a shelter about a month ago and she’s already stolen our hearts!
Nellie’s wearing the “Imagination Pet Bandana” that I designed the day I found out we were accepted to become her new family!
My son loves anything to do with Norse History, this is why he named his dog Freyja. Ever since she was a puppy I loved to make things for here and dress her up, my son even started asking me to make things for her. lol So I decided to design something that relates to Nordic History and Freyja’s name.
August 18th – Heart Stealer Pet Blanket from Vivacrochet
Our cats are our kids! Nay, strike that! they are our grand kids!!!! We thought we were dog people until the cats decided to adopt us!! It all started one October morning some 9 years ago , when our community cat decided to have her litter in our garden! We were their servants!
This Crosshell Granny Bandana has 3 sizes to choose from. The crochet pattern uses a combination of the Granny Stitch and the Cross Stitch. The elegant bandana is finished with a beautiful edging.
August 21st – Busy Bee Hua Headwarmer from TimmelCrochet
Do you want to keep your chihuahua(small dog) warm and have fun at the same time? Or give a fun dog gift to a loved one or friend? Then this pattern is for you. Stripes, antennae, wings. This Busy Bee Hua Headwarmers has it all.
Pets can seem like part of the family. My son rescued some kittens from his job site and called me upset, asking if I wanted a kitten. I was hesitant, but as soon as he took her out of his jacket, softy that I am, it was all over for me. lol
Batty was my bestie’s (@cherumanalil) furry baby. He was the most patient pup (though his mumma said otherwise sometimes), amazing with my bratty human kids.
Thank you all so much for supporting these fantastic designers. They shared their heartfelt and stories behind the designs for why they designed their crochet patterns that they added in the Pet Appreciation Blog Hop!
Let the crochet designers know how much you appreciated their stories and designs as we all celebrated our love and appreciation for our pets. You will find the links for each designer listed above their patterns.
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The Preemie IV Sleeve crochet pattern is a design that is good for preemie babies who need special care and may need an IV or Canual line for medication. The sleeve is a way to protect the baby from scratches and to hold the IV line in place. This crochet pattern would be great to donate to NICU wards of your local hospital or a donation center.
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The Mae’s Flowers Crochet Pattern Roundup contains Free and Paid crochet patterns from some fabulous crochet designers and their flower related crochet patterns.
My Mae’s Flowers Blog Hop was such a success that I have gathered some more great flower related crochet patterns in this Mae’s Flowers Roundup.
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My Gram designed this flower over 30 years ago. I took the flower apart to see how she made it and that’s how the Mae’s Flower crochet pattern began. This flower can be added to scarves, purses, and can even be make into an Afghan!
The Mae’s Flower was designed by my Gram, Mae, and it was used the first time used in the Mae’s Flower Garden Afghan. You will find 4 crochet patterns of the Mae’s Flower in this roundup.
Looking for something cute and unique for your next spring craft show? These adorable little flowers are super easy to make and have been successful sellers at the few shows I have been able to get to in the spring and summer months.
The Daisy Flower Crochet Wall Hanging combines beautiful colors and an eye-catching nature design, making this the perfect project to brighten up your home.
These handy little baskets would brighten up your living room, or make a lovely housewarming gift. They are perfect for storing little bits and bobs, like your change and keys, or fill them with sweets for a welcoming coffee table display.
Using this Bleeding Heart crochet pattern, you can make a beautiful Spring flower applique. The Bleeding Heart is a perennial plant with delicate heart-shaped pink flowers that bloom from middle spring to early summer.
The Granny Viola Scarf crochet pattern includes a pattern for a Viola Flower which is made into a Granny Square. You can use as many or as little colors as you like.
What’s not to love about a cute & functional plastic bag holder! This bag holder can be made all in 1 color or you can change colors to reveal the “HIDDEN FLOWERS.“
The Blooming Grace Cozy features the link stitch, hdc clusters and puff stitch. Who doesn’t love a cute cozy for their beverage of choice? The leaves and flowers are worked into the front and top of the link stitch, giving the cozy wonderful texture and is sure to be the talk of the party.
Recently an ad for a designer purse came across my feed. It was on sale for $1500, so I went to the craft store and bought the materials to make it for only $50. Now I have a new designer bag for Mother’s Day! Make one for your Mom or one for yourself.
This is a cute little project that can be used as a stand-alone flower for Random Acts of Crochet Kindness, or can be used as embellishments for scarves, hats, headbands and more!
Last year the Getty Museum challenged people to recreate famous works of art. The results were sometimes amazing, sometimes hysterical. I decided to try my own recreation using crochet. Turns out, one of the biggest challenges was finding a famous painting that looked easy enough to duplicate in yarn but still appealed to me visually. I wanted something colorful to cheer me up on these dreary days. Settling on one of Van Gogh’s sunflower paintings, I rummaged through my yarn stash to find the appropriate colors.
These Flower Blossom Earrings are worked in the round and only consist of 3 rounds. They are quick to make and very fashionable. These earrings also take very little yarn to construct.
This is another that I used my Gram’s Mae’s Flower design. The purse uses the Mae’s Flower and is surrounded by a granny square. This is a fun crochet project that creates a nice bright purse.
You have see SO many amazing Flower Crochet Patterns above that you can make again and again!
I pray you find some fabulous crochet patterns that you can wear them; decorate your home with; add a little embellishment to your purses, pillows, headbands and more! Be sure to stop by each designer’s links to see some of there other amazing crochet designs!
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The Granny Viola Scarf crochet pattern includes a pattern for a Viola Flower which is made into a Granny Square. You can use as many or as little colors as you like.
The Granny Viola Scarf Crochet Pattern can be found at my Ravelry Store.
Marsha Yarn Doodles – Hidden Flowers Bag Holder Crochet Pattern
What’s not to love about a cute & functional plastic bag holder! This bag holder can be made all in 1 color or you can change colors to reveal the “HIDDEN FLOWERS.“
You can find the Hidden Flowers Bag Holder Crochet Pattern at Marsha YarnDoodles Ravlery Store.
The Blooming Grace Cozy features the link stitch, hdc clusters and puff stitch. Who doesn’t love a cute cozy for their beverage of choice? The leaves and flowers are worked into the front and top of the link stitch, giving the cozy wonderful texture and is sure to be the talk of the party.
Recently an ad for a designer purse came across my feed. It was on sale for $1500, so I went to the craft store and bought the materials to make it for only $50. Now I have a new designer bag for Mother’s Day! Make one for your Mom or one for yourself.
The Maybelline Flower Crochet Pattern
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This is a cute little project that can be used as a stand-alone flower for Random Acts of Crochet Kindness, or can be used as embellishments for scarves, hats, headbands and more!
The Maybelline Flower Crochet Pattern can be found free at Start Crochet.
Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Crochet Pattern My Fingers Fly
Last year the Getty Museum challenged people to recreate famous works of art. The results were sometimes amazing, sometimes hysterical. I decided to try my own recreation using crochet. Turns out, one of the biggest challenges was finding a famous painting that looked easy enough to duplicate in yarn but still appealed to me visually. I wanted something colorful to cheer me up on these dreary days. Settling on one of Van Gogh’s sunflower paintings, I rummaged through my yarn stash to find the appropriate colors.
The Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Crochet Pattern can be found at My Fingers Fly
My newest pattern, the Floral Flair Handbag, incorporates a lot of different crochet techniques and I created several videos to help you learn these awesome tricks!
The Floral Flair Handbag Crochet Pattern can be found at Straight Hooked
These Flower Blossom Earrings are worked in the round and only consist of 3 rounds. They are quick to make and very fashionable. These earrings also take very little yarn to construct.
The Flower Blossom Earrings can be found at Dancing Sisters Design Ravelry Store.
I used my Gram’s Mae’s Flower design. The purse uses the Mae’s Flower and is surrounded by a granny square, and the are connected together to create this colorful Gram-Mae’s Purse crochet pattern.
You can find my Gram Mae’s Purse crochet pattern at my Ravelry Store.
As 2022 comes to an end, we all have so many things to be thankful for.
Most of all we are thankful for YOU! You are our friends, our families, those who make all of our hard work designing crochet patterns just right for you.
The crochet designers in the Most Wonderful Time of the Year Roundup want to celebrate their successes of 2022 with you!
Below you will find free and paid crochet patterns that are our most celebrated in 2022!
Most Wonderful Time of the Year Roundup featured the crochet designers listed below. Be sure to stop by any of their social media sites and let them know what an awesome job they have done in 2022!
Jo’s Crafty Hook Regina P Designs Pine Tree Crochet Crafty Patti Made by Gootie My Crochet Space Straight Hooked Raffamusa Designs Golden Lucy Crafts My Fingers Fly Marsha Yarn Doodles Lavender Cup Cottage Mosaic Crochet Sandra Stitches Ambassador Crochet Frankie Kate Big Momma’s Strings Willow Crochet OwensVillaChick Designs Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Double Cross Mobius Cowl from Jo’s Crafty Hook.
This crochet design was one of my most favorite pattern to design this year.
Me and my husband had so much fun goofing off during the photo shoot. He got me laughing, making funny faces and smiling just right for that perfect picture.
The Double Cross Mobius Cowl received yarn support from WeCrochet, which is always a plus to work with their gorgeous yarn!
For the whole month of December, you can get my Double Cross Mobius Cowl premium crochet pattern for 50% off using the Coupon Code: DOUBLECROSS.
The Royal Bag from Regina P Designs.
This amazing bag was the result of multiple failed attempts to create a cute tank top. The top bombed but I managed to create this bag that I am so in love with!
You can find the Royal Bag as a free crochet pattern on Regina P Designs’ website.
Coastal Waves Beanie from Pine Tree Crochet.
I love matching sets and one skein wonders. The Coastal Waves Beanie is my most colorful pattern and best seller.
You can find the Coastal Waves Beanie as a free crochet pattern on Pine Tree Crochet’s website.
Daisy Holstein Cow Potholder from Crafty Patti.
The Daisy Holstein Cow Potholder is my top seller for 2022 and made with my mom.
The Daisy Holstein Cow Potholder crochet pattern can be purchased from Crafty Patti’s Ravelry Store.
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Bohemian Mosaic Placemat from Made by Gootie.
The Bohemian Mosaic Placemat is my first Mosiac pattern, and my first crochet along event I have hosted. The pattern is great for someone who is new to crochet mosaic technique as the first part of the pattern has a video to help you get going.
This mug rug is perfect for those days when you just have an hour crochet time and want to finish your started project in one go! This pattern uses the overlay mosaic technique, which is one of my favourite!
The Mosaic Mug Rug crochet pattern can be purchased at My Crochet Space’s Ravelry Store.
Throwback Throw Blanket from Straight Hooked.
Remember a simpler time as you create the different hexagons and join them to create a cozy masterpiece!
You can purchase the Throwback Blanket crochet pattern directly from Straight Hooked’s website.
Tutti Frutti Granny Squares from Raffamusa Designs.
The Tutti Frutti Granny Squares have the been the most fun squares I’ve crocheted this year! It’s been a true joy to work on them and to see that everyone loved them too 🙂
I live in an area where dogwoods are blossoming in April – May and the amazing beauty of these trees inspired me to design this crochet dogwood flower.
You can find the Dogwood Flower crochet pattern free on Golden Lucy Crafts’ website.
Snow Globe Gift Bag from My Fingers Fly.
Everyone loves a snow globe! These snow globes work as gift bags and work up quickly in worsted weight yarn. Because they only use a few yards of each color, they are great stash busters. They are also easy to personalize by using different colors and adding embellishments.
You can find the Snow Globe Gift Bag crochet pattern free on My Fingers Fly’s website.
Mom’s Angel Slippers by MarshaYarnDoodles.
These slippers were designed for my mom while she was in the final stages of cancer. She loved them & they kept her feet toasty warm! You’ll feel like you’re walking on clouds when you wear them.
Marsha Yarn Doodles Angel Slippers crochet pattern can be purchased at her Ravelry Store.
The Hannah Tropicana Blanket Mosaic Crochet Pattern is the perfect way to add a touch of style and comfort to your home. With this easy-to-follow pattern, you can create a beautiful blanket or bedspread that will keep you warm and snug while you watch your favorite show or use it as a bedspread or blanket on your bed. Yarn amounts and instructions for various sizes included.
The Hanna Tropicana Blanket Mosaic Crochet Pattern can be purchased from Lavender Cup Cottage Mosaic Crochet’s Ravelry Store.
Olive Scarf from Sandra Stitches
This Olive Scarf with pockets is the one you will go to on those winter days out! Easy to follow pattern with lots of texture, adding the fringe and pockets makes it the perfect Scarf for your winter wardrobe.
You can purchase Sandra Stitches’ Olive Scarf crochet pattern from her Raverly Store.
Flagstone Blanket from Ambassador Crochet.
The Flagstone Blanket has beautiful texture and uses super soft yarn. The results are amazing! It quickly became my newest best seller this year and I’m celebrating it with you!
The Flagstone Blanket crochet pattern can be purchased from Ambassador Crochet’s Ravelry Store.
Nova Hooded Triangle Shawl by Frankie Kate.
This hooded triangle shawl warm and cozy shawl is perfect for fall, rainy days and chilly evenings, but irreplaceable during those snowy, winter days to toss over your shoulders while sitting in your favorite crochet chair or on your way out.
The Nova Hooked Triangle Shawl crochet pattern can be purchased at Frankie Kate’s Etsy Shop.
Tunisian Stacked Witch Scarf from Big Momma’s Strings.
This pattern is a perfect addition to your holiday outfit. This pattern is for those crocheters who are comfortable working with more than one color.
You can purchase the Tunisian Stacked Witch Scarf crochet pattern from Big Momma’s Strings’ Etsy Shop.
Tiger Sweater from Willow Crochet.
It was my first ever sweater pattern and I’m so happy with how it turned out and how well it was received by everyone!
You can purchase the Tiger Sweater crochet pattern from Willow Crochet’s website.
Crossroads Dishcloth from OwensVillaChick Designs.
I am celebrating my Crossroads Dishcloth! This pattern was my first published pattern and inspired me to keep designing more crochet patterns! The Crossroads Dishcloth is an advanced beginner pattern that features the link stitch and works up quickly! A photo tutorial of the link stitch is provided in this pattern.
The Crossroads Dishcloth is a free crochet pattern at Owens Villa Chick Designs website.
Nordic Snowflake Blanket from Sunflower Cottage Crochet.
I am able to celebrate the release of this blanket because I have had the idea for in my head for about 18 months and it finally released!
I love Nordic inspired crochet patterns. There is a simple beauty that translates so well into crafts when using only 2 colours in a project. I think that this is what makes the Nordic theme so popular!
The Nordic Snowflake Blanket crochet pattern can be purchased from Sunflower Cottage Crochet’s website.
Unisex Scrappy Scarf from Sunflower Cottage Crochet.
During 2022 I have had a goal to use all of my scraps and work from my stash as much as possible.
What can I say? I have bought maybe 1/4 of the yarn I ordinarily would have during a year. I am also deliberately raiding my scrap buckets before looking for part or full skeins of a particular colour or yarn.
So, I can say so far so good!
You can find the Unisex Scrappy Scarf can be purchased from Sunflower Cottage Crochet’s website.
Kawaii Pumpkin Blanket from Stardust Gold Crochet
The Kawaii Pumpkin C2C Blanket was part of a Fall Mystery C2C CAL that showed so many beautiful version of this blanket. The CAL was a great deal of fun!
We are so appreciative of your support in 2022! We pray you continue supporting our business’ and all the effort we put into making these designs the best they can be!
Be sure to watch out for more great crochet patterns to come in 2023 and help up us celebrate each and everyone!
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With Spring right around the corner, this is the perfect time to share with you some great designs to help you get a Spring into Spring. Therefore, I have rounded up 26 of my crochet loving friends with 31 new and favorited Spring designs.
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There are a great selection of new and favorite Spring designs from each designer showcased in the Spring into Spring 2022 Roundup. If you don’t find something you are looking for here, be sure to check out each designer’s beautiful crochet patterns at their websites or stores.
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Alxis Shawl by Inspire Creation
A perfect shawl for Spring shawl with an asymetrical one of a kind shape. Valerie of Inspire Creation has other beautiful designs for Men, Women and children.
You can find more of Valerie’s designs for shawls, sweaters, motifs and more at Inspire Creation on Ravelry.
More than a Market Bag by Stardust Gold Crochet.
More than a Market Bag is a colorful and easy to make as a crochet market bag pattern. It uses 100% cotton and it is super durable. Stardust Gold Crochet also has some wonderful creations such as shawls, blankets, crochet squares and more!
The More than a Market Bag crochet pattern can be found free on the designer’s website.
Easter Duster designed by me, Jo’s Crafty Hook.
Add this beautiful duster to any outfit. Dress it up for Easter or down with jeans and a top. Wear it any way you like it!
You can also find other designs by me such as Wraps, Women’s Tops and Unisex crochet patterns for boys and men! You can find some of my free crochet patterns on my website or premium crochet patterns at Ravelry, LoveCrafts, and Etsy.
Easter Egg Coasters & Basket by Yarn Doodles.
These adorable Easter Egg coasters will be a great additions to your Easter decor. The pattern includes 3 different egg designs and a great little egg shaped basket to hold your coasters when they’re not in use. Marsha of Yarn Doodles has great designs for home decor, shawls, hats, gloves, and more.
You can find information about the Easter Duster crochet pattern and free crochet pattern on my website
Gnome Hanging Towel designed by Snappy Tots
Let this gnome help around the kitchen or bathroom by holding your crocheted or store bought towels. Add a little appliqué to his hat to dress him up for different seasons throughout the year.
You can find more cute designs from Snappy Tots. You’ll find things like dolls, bright children hats, home decor and more. You will find more crochet patterns at Ravelry under Heidi Yates.
The Gnome Hanging Towel can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Joyful Mandala by Made by Gootie.
Add some colors to your home with this fun mandala! With each round using a different stitch, you won’t get bored 🙂
Agat designs beautiful crochet patterns for Home Decor, Accessories, and more! You can find more of her patterns on Ravelry at Made by Gootie.
The Joyful Mandala crochet pattern can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website HERE .
Spring is in the Air Infinity Scarf by Sunflower Cottage Crochet.
Early Spring can still be a little bit nippy. The Spring in the Air Infinity Scarf is a fun, quick make, and a great stash buster. The scarf uses #3 light weight or DK weight yarn to create a scarf that is perfect for the transition from winter to spring or summer into autumn.
The Spring in the Air Infinity Scarf can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Peafowl Feather Shawl by Blue Star Crochet.
This lacy crochet shawl has slightly unusual construction. It is worked across all three sides of the triangle with a beautiful lacy crochet border. It is super lightweight and lovely to wear.
Veronika has a lot of beautiful motifs, baby items, other unusual constructed shawls, and more beautiful designs at her store. You can find her designs under Blue Star Crochet Company and Veronika Cromwell at Ravelry.
The Peafowl Feather Shawl can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Two Way Headbands by Pam’s Cozy Corner.
A quick and easy lacy headband that can be worn in two ways.
You can find more of Pam’s crochet patterns, such as women’s clothing, beautiful accessories, square motifs and more. Pam’s crochet patterns can be found at Ravelry and her website.
The Two Way Headbands can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Kavaluku the Bunny by Morine’s Shop.
Kavaluku is an adorable crochet bunny amigurumi pattern. Apart from being great for Easter, it would make the most adorable spring baby gift.
Morine has other crochet patterns for more adorableamigurumi, blankets, home decor, and more. You can find Morine’s crochet patterns under Morine’s Shop at Ravelry.
You can find more Morine’s designs at Ravelry or free crochet patterns on her website.
Crochet Tea Towel by My Crochet Space.
This crochet tea towel pattern is the perfect way to refresh your kitchen decor for spring! You can make it bigger or smaller, depending on what you need. Choose two of your favourite colours and let’s get started!
You can find more of My Crochet Space’s crochet patterns such as shawls, home decor, fingerless gloves and much more. You can find her crochet pattern under My Crochet Space and Olga Vogel at her Ravelry Store.
The Crochet Tea Towel crochet pattern can be found free on the designer’s website.
Tulip Wall Hanging by Valzies Boutique.
Inspired by Tulips, this wall hanging is an easy and fun pattern to make. It can be used indoors to welcome spring and can also be used outdoors to yarn bomb your garden.
Valerie has so many more beautiful designs for wall hangings, colorful blankets, women’s handbags and more. You can find Valerie’s crochet patterns at Ralvery under Valzies Boutique and Valerie Rodrigues.
You can find more crochet patterns on the designer’s website.
Brava Convertible Scarf by Fosbas Designs.
Be brave, make yourself a beautiful scarf that can be styled in multiple ways.
Susan has unique designs like reversible dresses, shawls, shrugs and more. You can find more of Susan’s crochet patterns at Ravelry under Fosbas Designs and Susanna Biaye.
The Brava Convertible Scarf can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Sadie Baby Cocoon by One Little Hook.
The Sadie Baby Cocoon is a beautifully textured crochet baby cocoon that is perfect for NICU preemies and newborns! Designed with 2 bottom closure type options to suit the needs of your special little one.
Julie has a whole array of crochet designs from stuff dolls, home decor, baby blankets and more. You can also find Tunisian crochet patterns on her website, at One Little Hook and Julie at One Little Hook at Ravelry.
The Sadie Cocoon Blanket can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Lost in Ruffles Dress by Toys Lab Creations.
This cute crochet ruffle dress has beautiful ruffle detailing that adds to its beauty. It is a very easy pattern to follow and makes use of simple crochet stitches. It works up nice and has a beautiful finish. It contains instructions for bust sizes 32″ 34″ 36″ 38″ 40″ 42″
Sulaimon has other beautiful crochet patterns for babies, slippers, more cute tops at her Ravelry store Toyslab Creations.
The Lost in Ruffle Dress and many more crochet designs can be found at Toyslab Creations at Ravlery.
Crochet Sea Glass Cowl by Missouri Makes.
The Crochet Sea Glass Cowl is a fun beginner friendly pattern made in the beautiful shell stitch, This cowl can easily be adjusted to fit your style needs by simply switching up the weights of yarn or playing with the stitch multiple! Make the crochet Sea Glass Cowl in all colors and sizes!
You can find more of Missouri Makes’ makes for wraps and more at Ravelry.
Classic Coffee Cardigan from Straight Hooked
The Classic Coffee Cardigan is about to become your new favorite sweater! Its the perfect level of cozy for spring, and the bell sleeves will add that “wow” factor, snagging you lots of compliments every time you wear it!
You can find more crochet designs from Malena such as wraps and shawls, headwear and home decor. You can find these type of designs and more on the designer’s website.
Gio Mug Rugs by Regina P Designs.
Super cute rug for your mug made with my new Gio Stitch design!
You can find the Gio Mug Rugs free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Gia Ruffle Sleeve Tee by ChristaCo Design.
The Gia Ruffle Sleeve Tee is a simple crochet top pattern that features easy to crochet ruffle sleeves. The spring to summer top pattern is a bottom up designs with only two tiny shoulder seams.
You can find more of Crystal’s crochet designs for shawls, sweaters, men’s tops and more. You can find ChristaCo Design at Ravelry and Etsy.
You can get the Gia Ruffle Sleeves Tee for free on the designer’s website.
Midnight in North Shawl by Made by Nensi.
Light and elegant but still fitting every style, this shawl/wrap will make your wardrobe stand out. Done with color gradient yarn and easy stitches, this pattern is exactly what you need to get ready for the spring!
Nevena has crochet designs for other shawls, home decor and more. You can find more of her crochet patterns at Ravelry.
You can find the Midnight in North Shawl on the designer’s website.
Baby Pinafore Skirt Pattern by Fosbas Designs.
Learn and perfect a stitch by making this pinafore. Dress your little one in this beautiful textured pinafore.
Susan has unique designs like reversible dresses, shawls, shrugs and more. You can find more of Susan’s crochet patterns at Ravelry.
You can get the Baby Pinafore Skirt crochet pattern free on the designer’s website.
The Phlox Wrap by Strings and Cuddles.
The Phlox Wrap is very versatile and stylish. This airy and light wrap is a perfect addition to your outfit for cooler days or nights. It can be worn around your shoulder or as a scarf.
Elisa has more crochet designs for wraps, but she also has things for home decor and fall and winter gear. You can find more of Strings and Cuddles designs at Ravelry.
You can find the Phlox Wrap as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
Walk This Way Handbag by Pine Tree Crochet.
The Walk This Way Handbag is an advanced beginner crochet pattern that works up quick using the griddle stitch with a nice texture and pattern. Add a pop of color to any outfit with this cute handbag.
Whitney’s crochet patterns can also be found at Ravelry. You will find crochet patterns for home decor, amigurumi, and fall and winter gear.
You can get the Walk This Way Handbag crochet pattern free on the designer’s website.
All Seasons Frankie Sweater from Frankie Kate.
All Season Frankie is a short-sleeved sweater, perfect for all weathers & all occasions. You can layer it up on cold days with a button-down shirt or a beautiful collar blouse, or simply wear it on its own on warm days. Instructions are given for sizes XS-XL, with additional info on possible adjustments.
You can find more of Frankie’s crochet patterns for wraps, scarves, cup cozies and more at Ravelry.
You will find the All Seasons Frankie Sweater and many other design at the designer’s website.
Wrap of Kathryn by Country Willow Designs.
Introducing the Wrap of Kathryn. The wrap measures 20 inches by 80 inches and features a fringed edge.
You will find more crochet patterns from Country Willow Designs for wraps, tops, home decor and more at Ravelry.
You will find the Wrap of Kathryn crochet pattern free on the designer’s website.
Acacia Headband by me, Jo’s Crafty Hook
The Acacia Headband would be the perfect addition to any wardrobe. You will find two ways to finish this headband. You will find sizes ranging from 0-3 months up to adult large. You can accessorize any girl or woman’s outfit.
The Acacia Headband crochet pattern can be found free on my website.
Loopy Hairband by Regina P Designs.
This super cute stash buster project can be easily adapted to any length, but was originally designed for 18” dolls & kids.
You can find more crochet patterns for doll clothes, home decor, wraps and more. You can find some of Regina P Designs crochet patterns at Ravlery.
The Loopy Hairband crochet pattern can be found on the designer’s website.
Easter Bunny Potholder by Raffamusa Designs.
The Bunny Potholder is a cute and sweet pattern that is going to bring all the Spring vibes into your kitchen décor. Made in tapestry crochet, this hot pad has a solid and thick fabric, which is ideal for some real fun Easter baking!
Raffaella has a wide range of crochet designs, such as afghan squares, tops, accessories and more. You can find more crochet patterns from Raffamusa Designs at Ravelry.
The Tapestry Bunny Potholder crochet pattern can be found free on the designer’s website.
The Natalie Shawl by The Knotty Designer.
The Natalie Shawl is a textured shawl made in a half moon/half circle shape. The shawl uses many fun stitches including the Catherine Wheel stitch and the criss-cross stitch to create a unique shawl. Pattern includes instructions for adult and child size shawls.
You can find Angel Brandon’s of The Knotty Designer’s crochet patterns such as amigurumi, ornaments, and beanies at Etsy and Ravelry
Ray of Sunshine Coaster by Crochets by Trista.
Add a splash of color (or sunshine) to your counter or table with the Rays of Sunshine Coasters.
Crochet by Trista has crochet designs for wraps, home decor, cowls and more. You can find more designs from Crochets by Trista at Ravelry.
Today the Ray of Sunshine Coaster crochet pattern is free. To get today’s free pdf copy use the button below or click HERE. Coupon Code: SPRING22
The Pine Tree Pocket Purse by Pine Tree Crochet.
Grab some stash yarn and make your own pocket purse! This pattern works up quick and looks great in any color!
There are more crochet patterns from Pine Tree Crochet to choose from. You will find patterns for cowls, amigurumi, and gift ideas. You will find more of Pine Tree Crochet’s patterns at Ravelry.
The Pine Tree Pocket Purse can be found as a free crochet pattern on the designer’s website.
If you don’t find any Spring crochet patterns you are looking for, you can find more designs at the designers’ websites and stores.
You can also check out some of my Free Crochet Patterns HERE on my website or my premium crochet patterns at my stores listed below.
Thank you for stopping by Jo’s Crafty Hook to get a free pdf copy of my Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket and for supporting the Preemie Crochet Challenge 2021 hosted by Helen and Sara of Sunflower Cottage Crochet! The Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket is a new design just for this challenge!
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This is my 2nd year designing a baby blanket for the Preemie Crochet Challenge. I feel strongly about showing my support because even though my daughter was born on time, she was unresponsive when she was born. The umbilical cord became wrapped around her neck during delivery and it cut off her oxygen supply. She was in hospital’s NICU for 3 days. She stayed unresponsive for hours after she was born.
My husband asked our church to pray for our daughter and God answered our prayers! Later the same day our daughter was born, she recovered! By the 3rd day she was responding well and we were able to take her home!
My baby wasn’t born premature, buy I still designed a Preemie sized blanket along with a Cradle, a Stroller and a Receiving Blanket sizes. Below you can see the different sizes done by my testers.
Here’s what Catherine had to say about this design:
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby is such a fun project to
make. It would have to be one of my favourite projects so
far for 2021. The pattern is so well written, easy to
understand and works up beautifully. I found that it can be
a great scrap buster, where stitch markers are a great
help…It can be made to any size you like…Being one of
the testers I was having so much fun making it, that I
found it so hard to put my work down to do those things
like housework and other daily chores.
As part of year 2 of the Preemie Crochet Challenge 2021, hosted by Sunflower Cottage Crochet, you can get a FREE pdf copy of the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket! To get your free pdf copy, until August 31, 2021 please use the download button below and use the Coupon Code: LITTLESTAR
I am hoping you will donate your version of the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket to a preemie baby in need. You can donate to your local hospital’s NICU or to someone you know who has had a preemie baby.
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Jo’s Crafty Hook’s design,Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap, is being featured in the Sun at Home Blog Hop that starts May 11, 2020 and runs until June 1, 2020. Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs design will be featured on May 21, 2020. This Wrap is perfect for those warm summer days and those long chilly nights.
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On May 21, 2020 you will be able to download an Ad Free PDF crochet pattern of my Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap for 24 hours! There are 2 ways you can get the free crochet pattern. One way is to use the Coupon Code SUNATHOME at my Ravelry Store here. The second way is to click on the Button below and you will be directed to Ravelry and the crochet pattern. Be sure to save the crochet pattern in your Favorites while at Ravelry!
In designing my Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap I was scrolling through Pinterest trying to find some inspiration for a new design. I was scrolling through my Crochet Stitches Board, which can be found here, looking for that perfect stitch. I came across the Argyle Shell Stitch and fell in LOVE!!
My Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap measures 26″ wide x 73″ long. The yarn I used is Lion Brand Coboo Yarn. I used 1000 yards of this beautiful lightweight cotton and bamboo mix. You can make yours any size you like. I wanted it long to be able to wrap around myself.
The Argyle Shell Stitch consists of a 4 row pattern repeat. The pictures below show how the Diamonds take shape after each row is added. Rows 2-5 create the pattern repeats that build the Diamond shapes.
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Row 3
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Rows 2-5
As you can see by the picture below the Argyle Shell Stitch creates the perfect Diamond shapes that come out in the Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap. The picture below also shows the Edging that I created to surround the beautiful Diamond shapes.
You can use the Argyle Shell Stitch yourself and create a beautiful Wrap, Blanket, and so much more! I have a Video Tutorial that has a great example on how to crochet the Argyle Shell Stitch.
To purchase the Wrapped in Diamonds Wrap’s Ad Free PDF Crochet Pattern from Ravelry you can find it here. While you are there, be sure to check out some of my other crochet designs here.
I LOVE the Argyle Shell Stitch so much that I have designed a lightweight Summer Tee! The crochet pattern will go into the Testing Phase next month! If you are interested in Testing the Summer Tee or any of my newest designs, you can join me at Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs Tester Group here! The Nellie Summer Tee below is in the Testing Phase right now.
Nellie Summer Tee
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