This easy crochet bell-shaped hat pattern creates a soft cloche-style hat with a vintage-inspired look. It is worked in continuous rounds, so a stitch marker is strongly recommended to help keep your place.

The irony of succulent plants is that they grow and are native of the desert like this bishop cactus that grows mostly in the plateaus of Central and Northern Mexico. This plant has an enticing look that would be perfect by the window, or in the corner of your room and or office. It’s easy and fun to make too.

This Chinese Lantern crochet pattern uses basic stitches that a confident beginner can handle. Each inflated calyx, or lantern, is made with 10 short rows. Gauge is not important for this pattern, but you should crochet tightly enough so the fiberfill does not show through the stitches.

This curtain design uses lacy and airy stitch pattern that gives a very vintage look.

This is a collection of 5 Clematis patterns, fun and easy to make. This pattern is very flexible. You can make a tall plant as illustrated here or something smaller that could fit on desk or window.

The English Holly Applique crochet pattern is a festive way to finish a wreath or embellish mittens, hats, scarves, purses, and handmade Christmas gifts.

The Escargot Begonia Decor crochet pattern takes its name from the snail-like curl at the base of each leaf. This Marilyn Smith original design captures the distinctive shape, spiral movement, and textured look of the real plant.

I designed this Eye Glasses Cozy pattern after getting tired of losing my glasses. It keeps your eyeglasses secure, but it can also be used for pens, crochet hooks, or other small items that tend to disappear.

Bring the “Flower of the Gods” to life with a realistic crochet carnation pattern designed for lasting floral arrangements.

Bring a handmade touch to Mother’s Day, a senior center room, or any special corner with this sculpted Fuchsia Flower crochet pattern.

The Heliconia crochet pattern is the first design in the Tropical Garden Collection from Lyn’s Crafts. With its bold orange, yellow, and green colors, this tropical crochet décor piece makes a striking accent for a floor vase, floral arrangement, or handmade home display.

Elevate your floral crochet with a rose that looks like it was just plucked from the garden.

This tote bag pattern uses the Mitered Granny Square motif by designer Sue Rivers, shared with permission. The original free motif pattern can be found here:

Capturing the delicate details of this artistic poinsettia applique can be a challenge, but the finished result is a beautiful crochet flower inspired by the real thing.

Creating beautiful handmade décor goes beyond crochet alone. This Poinsettia Holiday Décor pattern combines crochet with floral wire shaping to create a dimensional holiday arrangement.

This patterns shows 3 different projects you can make with it; flower, brooch or magnet. All projects are supported with photo tutorial to help you.

This scarf in a very unique stitch motif of scallop shape spans to 90 inches, with a width of 20 inches, so it is more than enough to wrap around your shoulders as it hang loose.

This table runner measures approximately 50 inches long by 15 inches wide and uses only 4 balls of 400-yard crochet thread.

This is a very beginner-friendly crochet pattern that is fun, quick, and easy to make. To make the bowl wider or larger, continue increasing before you begin working the body.

To utilize my left over yarn, I came up with this small pouch, could be coin pouch, pouch for gift card, or jewelry pouch. This is very handy and cute in solid shell stitch.

Crochet can be more than flat pieces and simple shapes. With this pattern, I tried my first sculpted crochet project using floral wire.