365 Crochet

There's a photo circulating on Pinterest like a wild fire of busy knit knee high socks with flower embellishments.  I had been sent that photo numerous times with people wanting me to make them. However, the pattern is knit, and I really didn't have the time to attack and design a crochet version.  But, it seems I wasn't the only one!  This designer has done it!  And I think she did a pretty amazing job as well, look at that detail and texture. So if you've been seeing that sock photo circulating your social media feeds, here's the crochet replacement! Designed By : Nadia Fuad Skill Level: Advanced Materials: Less than 90.5 Yards/82 Meters Of EACH color. Bernat Softee Baby in Mint, Lemon, Pink, White and Blue & Caron Simply Soft in Grey Heather Size G6-4.25mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

I really like legwarmers, and they are one of those things that are pretty simple to make.  These particular crochet legwarmers add style by using post stitches to create texture, and vertical ribbing to finish them off.  Bulky weight yarn and a latge hook is also used, so that they work up faster. I can't wait to try these! Designed By: Epiphany Pilates Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Bulky or Heavy Worsted Weight Yarn, 300 yards Crochet Hook, 6mm (Size J) Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

A great way to keep you legs warm during the cold winter months are legwarmers of course.  Wear them casually around the house or dress them up with a nice pair of shoes and leggings.  you can even wear them as boot cuffs if they fit under your boots, or wear them over top of your boots!  These beauties feature a spiked stitch to add interest to this nice design.   This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: Frenchie Leigh Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: approx 164yds; 2 skeins Stitch Studio by Nicole Heartfelt Heritage or Lion’s Brand Hometown USA (each skein makes 1 leg warmer; Super Bulky  N/10mm Hook  Yarn needle for weaving ends Finished Measurements : 6in across and 13.5in tall Get the Free Pattern!

These crochet legwarmer boot style slippers are a result of a custom order that I recently made for a customer.  I was sent a random photo of some slippers that were posted on a local buy/sell web site, so "someone" has made these before.  But from which pattern?  Did they invent them?  What materials did they use?  I do not know!  A google image search brought me this one and only photo which has since been removed.  ( I assume they sold them!)  So... began the thought process.  The slipper bottoms look a lot like the bottoms of of my short crocodile boots , so I rolled with that.  The tops, are really easy, just basically rows of dc stitches.  The tops are attached to the bottoms as you work from top to bottom, with no sewing required! But as simple as they are, they are quite cute and comfy!  Enjoy! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level: Easy Materials: Craftsmart Value (from Micheals, similar to Red Heart Su...

Boot cuffs are all the rage right now.  They add some interesting flair to your boots, while adding extra warmth to your legs!  This particular design uses texture and goes further by adding a small button flap along the top edge.  Another great aspect of crochet boot cuffs, is that you can make many pairs, in many colors to match your outfits! Designed By: Crochet Dreamz Skill Level: Easy Materials:  worsted weight yarn ( size 4 medium) hook G (4.25mm) two 3/4 inch wood buttons Get the Free Pattern!

Feet are on my mind after recently designing two new sock patterns, but I'm tired of winter, and I feel like beaches, flip flops, and barefoot sandals!  I actually designed this legwarmer style barefoot sandal/sock pattern last summer, which was created with "yoga socks" in mind, for a friend. (who was actually using them for yoga!)  So, recently, I had a few balls of sock yarn lying around, and took that opportunity to actually write out my pattern to share.  Enjoy! These barefoot socks work from the foot and up to the top of the leg.  If you can make a granny square, you can make these!  The double crochet stitches turn into longer stitches (htr, tr, hdtr, and dtr) as you work up the leg to give it more stretch.  You can also quit at any time as you're working up the leg, if you want them shorter, just stop after any round and skip to the very last finishing round. These look great pulled all of the way up to your knee, or slouched down as well! ...

I wrote this pattern a few years ago, and it has proved to be one of my most popular! I think this may be due to: #1: It's free #2: It's easy #3: It's quick #4: crochet pant patterns for adults are almost impossible to come by I am revisiting this pattern, because I am moving it from it's old web locations:) It has been posted as a free pattern on  Ravelry , and I love going back and seeing how fellow crocheters have made out! Go check out their projects! Click here and check out other variations on the pattern! So here it is again! Enjoy! Yarn: 3 Skeins of Red Heart Super Saver Camo, 5oz/141 g, 244 yds/223m (Worsted – Medium 4) (You will use almost all 3 skeins) Hook: 6.00mm Size: Small, Medium, and Large (sp, mm, lg) Skill Level: Easy Guage: 12dc=4 inches Abbreviations used : rnd =round, ch =chain, sc =single crochet, hdc =half double crochet, dc =double crochet, sl st =slip stitch, st =stitch, tog =together Leg (make 2) Rnd 1: ch (44, 48, 52), dc in 3nd ch fro...

This is a great matching set of boot cuffs and a headband!  Make these for a gift, or make them for yourself, we have an entire winter season coming, keep yourself stylin' and warm. Designed By:  Jennifer Ozses Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner Materials: 4.50mm and 4.00mm Crochet Hook Worsted Weight Yarn; Headband: 70 yards; Boot Cuffs: 145 yards Tapestry Needle Stitch markers (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

Boot cuffs can entirely add a new look to your boots!  This pattern in particular, caught my eye because of the details, and it's great way to learn some new stitches.   Designed By:   Amy/The Stitchin' Mommy Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:   105 yds of  worsted weight yarn Size I, 5.5mm Crochet Hook Scissors Yarn Needle, for weaving ends Get the Free Pattern!

Finally!  A legwarmer pattern with style!  These are beautiful and very adjustable, I like the idea of a corset style lace up.  This pattern may look scary with the cable aspect, but a photo tutorial is included, which makes this pattern a breeze, and you may learn some new stitches! Designed By:  String with Style Blog Skill Level:  Advanced Materials:  H hook (5 mm); F hook (3.75 mm); Worsted Weight Yarn in main color (leggings) and contrasting color (laces); 2 Yarn needles (can be done with one but 2 will make it faster, easier to thread laces) Size:  S, M, L to fit calf measurements (10”, 11 ½”, 13”) Instructions for smallest size is written first with larger sizes in parenthesis. Get the Free Pattern!

" Add some hotness to your legs this fall!" Designed By:  r heatheylia.com Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:   G Hook, I Hook 7 oz. of Worsted Weight Yarn Get the Free Pattern!

"Super cute legwarmers with shell edging detail!  These are so fun to wear and they are WARM! " Designed By:  Design Adventures Skill Level:  Easy Materials:   H hook, Red Heart Super Saver yarn in Coffee, Coordinating buttons - I used 6, 3 on each legwarmer. Get the Free Pattern!

Bell-bottom legwarmers! "With this pattern, you can crochet a pair of flared legwarmers, or just make flared ankle warmers.  They use up quite a bit of yarn, due to the puff stitch, but that also makes them warmer." Material: Bernat Satin (4 to 5, 100g/3.5oz balls) The amount you need will depend on how long you make them. Hook Size: H/8-5.00MM Get the Free Pattern!