This crochet pattern is great for creating warm winter slippers! With super bulky weight yarn, these quick slippers will have the feel of thick socks, but the look of cute booties. The pattern contains instructions for U.S. women size 4 – 12. It also includes instructions for adjusting the size in case you find the need to customize the slippers to a size that is not specified in the pattern. The slippers are crocheted from the toe up so you can try them on as you crochet. No sewing is required! Feel free to embellish your slippers with buttons or straps to give a true boot look.

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This crochet pattern is great for beginners who would like to crochet their first hat! The pattern comes in 5 sizes from baby to adults, so you can crochet a beanie for everyone in the family. Double crochet stitches are the primary stitches used in this pattern, making each beanie fairly quick to crochet. The beanie can be worn slouchy like in the sample photo, or with the edge folded up for extra warmth around the ears.

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This hoodie comes in 5 different sizes ranging from 0 – 24 months! This classic styled cardigan sweater gives you the opportunity to get creative. Feel free to crochet the sweater in multiple colors to create stripes, add a fun edging, or spice it up with cute appliques and buttons. The sweater is crocheted from the top down, all in one piece (no sewing required). The top down construction allows you to easily adjust the size of the sweater as you crochet, if needed. Layer it as a cute jacket in the winter!

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The diamond eyelet stitch pattern is one of my favorites! I’ve used it to make scarves and clothing, but it also makes a great blanket stitch. This simple, repetitive stitch pattern is easy to crochet and creates a classic look. With this pattern you can create a blanket that is any size you desire, from baby blankets to bed spreads.

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Scarves are one of the most popular items to crochet! There’s no wondering why, there are so many different styles that can be worn in so many different climates. Scarves also come in all sorts of skill levels from beginners to advanced crocheters.

Starting now and ending at the end of the month, all scarf crochet patterns are on sale at 30% OFF. Have fun shopping and crocheting!

Here is a cute lacy summer dress for babies! This pattern contains 5 sizes ranging from 0 – 24 months. This baby doll style dress has a fitted chest with a lacy skirt that flares out. The dress can easily be made as long or as short as desired. The lace pattern is made up of shells and V-stitches to make a striping effect. Ribbon is used for the straps, but the straps can also be crocheted if desired. The thread used in this pattern creates a thin fabric which is great for layering or wearing as-is on a warm day.

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On this eleventh photo round up, we have a special treat! A Crochet Spot super fan, Emma, has a bunch of crochet photos to share with us all! I can’t believe all the different patterns she has used. I love her tweaks to the patterns, making each item her very own. Feel free to click on the photos or the links to see the original patterns. Don’t forget you can share your photos too! If you’d like to be included in a future roundup feel free to submit your crochet pictures.
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July is the perfect time to get started on your holiday crocheting! To kick things off, I’ve discounted all the Christmas themed crochet patterns in the Crochet Spot store. The crochet patterns are now 40% OFF! There are Christmas related patterns in a bunch of different categories, from hats to home decor, so be sure to check out all the different categories in the store.

All the patterns that are part of the sale are already discounted and will say so at the beginning of the pattern’s description. There’s no need to enter in any coupon codes. Sale ends at the end of July.

Have fun shopping and crocheting for the holidays!!

Here is a cute and fun hat to crochet and wear! This pattern comes in 5 sizes from baby to adult, so you can make matching hats for the whole family. If you’re a bow lover, then this beanie is a must to add to your wardrobe. The beanie is crocheted from the top down in the round, then the bow is crocheted separately and attached to the beanie. Have fun crocheting this hat with 2 of your favorite complementing colors!

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I don’t know about you, but I had a great time during the Spring into Summer Crochet Along (CAL)! It’s been four weeks of crocheting, filled with a bunch of quick summer and spring themed patterns. As I mentioned at the beginning of the CAL, there is suppose to be a winner, but I’ve decided to choose a winner for each week of the CAL instead! Why have 1 winner, when you can have 4?
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