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Irish Shamrock Decal -free crochet pattern-

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You can embellish anything with these beautiful crochet shamrocks!  They look lovely on their own, as well as joined together to create a larger piece. Designed By: Mom's Crochet Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Small Amount of #5 pearl cotton yarn (Craftways from Herrschners) in two colors of green - one lighter than the other. D-3 / 3.25 mm crochet hook. Sewing needle paper clip that you'll bend out of shape (or into the shape you need) scissors. Get the Free Pattern!

Lucky Shamrock Baby Booties -free crochet pattern-

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Feeling Irish?  Whip up these adorable shamrock embellished baby booties just in time for St. Patrick's Day!   Designed By: Bella Mia Crochet Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  Worsted weight yarn in white Small amount worsted weight yarn in green Crochet hook size F Size: 3 inches long, adjust hook size to make larger or smaller Get the Free Pattern!

Shamrock Headband -free crochet pattern-

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Got Irish in your blood?  Here's a simple headband pattern that you can make for St. Patrick's Day! Designed By:  Sharon Mann Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  Red Heart Super Saver, 1 skein of 368 Paddy Green and 0316 Soft White Crochet Hook: 4.25 mm [US G-6] Yarn needle One 13 mm wide headband  Get the Free Pattern!

Shamrock Shawlette -free crochet pattern-

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If you can make a granny square, then you can make this shawl!  The edging is made up of clovers, with one 4 leafed clover in the very center.  This makes a great accessory for St. Patrick's Day, or all year long!  Celebrate you Irish roots. Designed By:  Claire Ortega-Reyes Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Approximately 280 yards Medium Weight Yarn Crochet Hook L (8.00 mm) Size: 38.5″ wide x 20.5″ tall Get the Free Pattern!

Lucky CLover Scarf

By : Lyssa Tangles & Twists "Once I started thinking St. Patty's day, I had a second brain wave.  I was getting bored with blocky things, so why not go lacy on this one?  What's more, there is a method called Irish crochet that looks awesome and is light and delicate.  Now, Irish crochet it typically done with teensy little steel hooks and crochet thread and I'm not a terribly patient person." Materials: Red Heart SuperSaver (I used some leftover DuPont Sayelle for the yellow, but Red Heart should work just fine for the coins) J hook I hook Get the Free Pattern!