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A fiber-fill stuffed pumpkin can be crocheted from worsted weight yarn. The nice thing is it can be re-used every year, and doesn't require carving.

This triquetra symbol pattern can be made to be a badge, a pin, or the basis for a doily. Use your imagination with this gorgeous knot pattern.

These mittens fit ages 4 to 7, and feature a cord that keeps them together. A bonus scarf pattern is included.

These easy Halloween patterns are fun, festive, and whimsical. Make them for the special Trick-or-Treaters in your life. Crochet a ghost, black cat, and pumpkin.

The basic elements of this free crochet pattern can be adapted to create many types of wire jewelry such as rings, bracelets and chokers.

This multipurpose pattern makes a veritable feast of items. Clouds, carnations, doll skirts, and snowballs are all possible. Change it up to make an original piece.

Crocheted cozies present gifts of wine in style, and can be used as unique bags after the wine is gone.

Practical, pretty or both, this pattern provides the crocheter with a bootie blueprint. No knitting is required, and it makes a perfect gift.

Baby will be thoroughly enchanted with these entertaining little animal rattles designed to fit comfortably on the wrist. They work up very quickly in medium weight yarn.

Baby will be thoroughly enchanted with these entertaining little animal rattles designed to fit comfortably on the wrist. They work up very quickly in medium weight yarn

Have you ever felt inspired by a knit sweater, or thought "I could make something like that!" Well, it is easier than you might think.

Crochet Easter Eggs using this free pattern; make them out of a favorite yarn or out of yarn scraps.

Make and then relax in a fun, colorful floor chair stitched in a rainbow of bright medium weight yarns. Great way to use up yarn scraps!

A CD cozy can be made plainly or with more decoration. Add these suggestions to make a Walkman carrier extra special.

These standing figurines are quick and easy to make. Trick-or-Treater's will love them and since scrap yarn is used, your budget will appreciate them too.

Floral appliqués can be added almost anywhere on clothing, pillows, backpacks, purses or any other personal items. Try these three free patterns to get started.

Easy, quick, and pretty leaves give springtime & Easter projects a lovely feminine touch. Try these on clothing or home décor.

Crocheted snowflake patterns allow a crocheter to make standalone snowflakes or to attach them to make a larger body of work.

Most music lovers have iPods in this day and age, but some prefer using the older walkmans. Free crochet patterns for this type of cozy are becoming rare.

Girls will love this groovy flower shaped pillow. The pattern is easy enough for a beginner crocheter to stitch out in no time.

Whether you call it vintage, retro, or historic, making antique knitting or crochet patterns can be a greatly rewarding experience. Includes many free patterns to make!

The Irish Crochet Rose has many variations. Make any size rose using traditional Irish Crochet techniques with these free patterns.

If you have designed knitting or crochet patterns, chances are you want others to see them. Here are some ideas on how to get them out there.

Crochet patterns can be confusing. An optional way of presenting them using crochet symbols is easier to read for some crocheters.

The Double Crochet is another necessary stitch to add to a well-rounded repertory. So many more options are available for projects after learning this stitch.

Granny Circles are fabulously versatile. Here is a variation on granny squares for those who want a fresh look.

The half double crochet stitch is a popular one, and has a distinct look to it when compared to other crochet stitches. Learn to make it correctly.

Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like a clover. This shamrock is quick, easy, and can be finished in plenty of time for St. Paddy's.

Decorate fabric pieces with this lovely flower, stem, and leaf design. It's quick, easy, and adorable.

The single crochet is the most fundamental crochet stitch. Step by step instructions are available for beginners and those who need a refresher.

Candi Jensen updates crocheting for babies with fun twists on classic designs.

Discover the joy of crocheting with thread, as items made from thread crochet are both stunning and practical.

Irish crochet is a strikingly beautiful kind of art. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a great Irish tradition by making a shamrock.

A crochet circle can be made any size, but they all generally start the same way. Following this recipe eases the process.

This very basic and simple stocking takes just a little over an hour to crochet / assemble. After the stocking is complete, it can then be decorated in any way desired.

Everyone is encouraged to be as "green" as possible when shopping. This bag does just that, and it's so versatile that it can double as a purse, too.

The popcorn stitch can be added to many crochet patterns to add texture, interest and decoration.

A crochet oval can be made any size, but they all generally follow the same principles. Learn to make an oval using the single crochet stitch.

Treble crochets are in many patterns; they build up quickly, and can help a crocheter move quickly through a project. Learn how to make the treble crochet.

These three 3-color crochet motifs are easy to make and a stitch to connect. Take advantage of their versatility to make...anything!

Chevron (or zigzag) patterns are attractive additions to knitted and crocheted projects and are simple to produce using the instructions given.

Crochet and knit gifts this Easter! We look at combining making great Easter gifts with learning some new skills and techniques.

Crocheted flowers are always popular to make, give, or receive. They can also be used as accents to just about any fabric.

Crocheted flowers are always popular to make, give or receive. They can also be used as accents to just about any fabric.

Use up bits and pieces of scrap yarn to make perfect hostess gifts for the holidays. Even beginners can learn how to crochet these star and tree trivets.

Almost everyone can at least occasionally use a hat. Use this pattern to create light-weight hats for everyone and anyone.

Hexagon crochet motifs are very versatile as well as popular. They can be connected in any number of ways to make anything from coasters to vests to bedspreads.

Whether you're just starting out with crochet or are a seasoned professional, crocheting can be an excellent stress reducer.

Little girls will love these petite and pretty headbands. They work up quickly and a beginner can make them.

Finishing Techniques for Crochet by Betty Barnden shows crocheters how to get a professional looking finish to their crochet, as well as projects, trims and edgings.