Crochet Elf – Free Amigurumi Pattern
Crochet Eli, the Elf – One of Santa’s little helpers! He’ll make sure there’ll be plenty of gifts under your tree. This is a fun little project to put you in a festive mood. You will need to know how…
Unicorn Ornament – Free Crochet Pattern
Oona, the Unicorn adds a magical touch to your Christmas tree! But she likes to hang out with you all year round, in your nursery or living room. Her job is to spread joy, wonder, and magic amongst little and…
Crochet Gnome – Free Amigurumi Pattern
Norbert, the Gnome spreads Christmas cheer across your home! Wether he sits on your mantel, or hangs in your tree, he’ll surely make you feel glee! This is a fun little project to put you in a festive mood. You…
Christmas Tree Ornament – Free Crochet Pattern
Ferdinand, the Fir Tree Ferdinand, the fir tree makes a cheery addition to your Christmas decorations! Hang him in your Christmas tree or elsewhere and let him spread some festive cheer. This is an Amigurumi crochet pattern ideal for improving…
Crochet Flamingo Ornament – Free Crochet Pattern
Fiona, the Flamingo Fiona, the crochet flamingo adds a tropical touch to your Christmas tree! But she doesn’t only spread Christmas cheer; she likes to hang out all year round: In your nursery, living room, or bamboo plant. I hope…
Crochet Pumpkin Cake Toppers – Free Pattern
Welcome to the free pattern of my crochet pumpkin cake toppers! This is a fun little Fall project that you can complete on a cosy Sunday afternoon. Happy October everyone! Autumn is in full swing and I couldn’t be happier…
How to make a magic ring in crochet
A magic ring is a great way to start a closed crochet project that requires working in a round, like for example cuddly toys. It makes for a much neater looking beginning than making a short chain, connecting it to…
How to make an invisible decrease in single crochet
The invisible decrease method is great for projects that are worked in rounds. Instead of skipping a stitch and therefore creating a small gap, you insert your hook in the front loop of the next stitch, then in the front…
