365 Crochet

Happy Valentine's Day!  If you're looking for a quick gift, this crochet heart pendant is perfect!  This project works up very quickly, and requires a small amount of yarn. Even if you don't have a chain or jump ring laying around, you can easily improvise by crocheting a chain or use thread, rope, etc. Bonus, the designer also gives versions for left handed and right handed instructions! Designed By: Kristin Omdahl Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Be So Fine Yarn C/2 (2.75mm) crochet hook Small amount of poly fill (1) jump ring, 1/4" (1) 16" chain necklace Get the Free Pattern!

Baby it's cold outside this morning in this rural little community of New Brunswick, Canada!  While I've been obviously working away at winter apparel, the back of mind is yearning for spring. I know that it's probably not the best time to start talking about spring crochet, I just needed to find something different today, and alas; I found this wonderful bohemian necklace pattern!  Something about this caught my eye and made me fall in love with it right away. Maybe the colors, the style, the absolute simplicity, or maybe all of those!   Designed By: Ivona/Why I DIY Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Brass bead Brass chain Embroidery floss (four different colors) 3 mm hook Tapestry needle Get the Free Pattern!

This is dedicated to all of you wine lovers out there! Myself, oddly am not a big wine fan, amidst a family full of wine enthusiasts, but I do enjoy drinking my cider from a fancy wine glass, so this works!  This is not a new idea, you've probably seen more versions of this out there, but I wanted to try my own. I chose worsted weight cotton because it's sturdy and doesn't give off "the fuzzies" from the yarn like acrylic, because nobody wants yarn fuzz in their drink .  These are quick, fun and easy to make! One little ball of Bernat Handicrafter yarn makes two lanyards with a little bit of yarn left over. I used a small hook with a thick yarn, so this is supposed to be worked up quite tight. I didn't set a gauge, however, try not to let the tension get loose. If you need the glass holder smaller, easily omit chains in each round. And for a larger holder, add chains in each round. The same goes for if you prefer to work with a smaller weight of yarn,...

I'm not much of a festival goer myself anymore, but many of my friends are. I still adore the festival fashions though, and this beautiful head piece is perfect!  The festival garland could be used in so many ways, it would also be cute as a necklace or belt. I want to make this "just because", it looks fun, and I want to play with color. This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: Lynn Stott Skill Level: Easy Materials : Small amounts of super fine yarn (fingering weight) Size 2.5mm crochet hook Yarn Needle Size: Custom Get the Free Pattern!

It's no secret that I love crochet jewelry!  I've been having a hard time finding new patterns lately, until today!  This wonderful crochet necklace uses the puff stitch, which adds a unique spin, along with beads and embellishments for appeal.  This necklace is so pretty, and a great crochet thread stash buster! Designed By: Stitches 'n Scraps Skill Level: Intermediate Materials : 30-50 yds size 10 Crochet Thread in a metallic silver color Size B / 1 (2.25 mm) hook Size D / 3 (3.25 mm) hook` Embroidery needle Small pendant or charm 1 jump ring OPTIONAL: Necklace clasp; Small beads for the center of the flowers Get the Free Pattern!

If you have extra sock yarn laying around and really don't want to make socks, then try this cute swirly crochet necklace!  This fun pattern uses light sock yarn and a small hook to get the chains to curl properly.  I really like this idea and can think of many ways to make it my own, by adding beads, and different colors. Designed By: The Chilly Dog Skill Level: Easy Materials:  approximately 65 yds (14 g) of lightweight sock yarn  3/8 inch button US 1 (2.35 mm) crochet hook  needle and thread  Get the Free Pattern!

First, I must say the model (designer?) is absolutely gorgeous!  Second, the crochet necklace is pretty stunning as well!  After sitting around all winter, making hats, scarves, and mittens, it's nice to change to something else, and this project makes a nice break.  Working with crochet threads and light weight yarns and beads can be really fun, so why not give this beauty a try? Designed By: Crochetverse Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: 100 yards sport weight yarn  Size F(3.75mm) crochet hook (6) stitch markers (different colors so you can tell the different marked chains,  (40) 8mm beads with a hole large enough for your yarn to pass through  (1) clasp (1) pendant of your choice Beading needle to string beads and tapestry needle to weave ends Get the Free Pattern! 60000+ Beads&Jewelry Supplies

All you need is very basic crochet skills to make this pretty crochet necklace, however; you do need a keen eye for detail as you follow a template in order to weave this piece together.  All it is, is a long crocheted chain.  You weave it as per the diagram, and then add a nice lacy border.  That's it!  This simple project is great for Valentine's Day! Designed By: Jennifer E. Ryan for Red Heart Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Red Heart Bella: 1 ball 00010 Middle Blue Crochet Hook: 3.5mm [US E-4] Photocopy of Knot Diagram, sized to measure 8 cm [3”] x 8 cm [3”], foam or cork block, 13 cm [5”] square,  20-30 sewing pins jewelry pliers ribbon clamps (2) jump rings (2) necklace clasp yarn needle Get the Free Pattern!

These colorful little crochet peacock feathers are perfect for use as jewelry, such as earrings, and necklaces. You could probably even make an amazing headpiece with these!  Use them for whatever you want and tie them into whichever project you wish, because they are so pretty! This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: Christa Veenstra Skill Level: Easy Materials: Hook: 2.5 mm / C  Tapestry needle: to weave in the ends  Yarn brand and weight: Scheepjes mercerized cotton, sport / 5 ply (12 wpi) Size: Motif size: approx. 4 x 5 cm / 1.6 x 2 inch Get the Free Pattern!

This beauty caught my eye right away!  I went straight to the pattern and found that there was no English version, however... I translated the page with Google Translate, and that helped quite a bit.  But the written pattern is still quite out of sorts, so it just took some looking at the picture and chart, and comparing it to the pattern.  No problem!  It is actually very easy, just some things to remember as you're working through the pattern: a popcorn stitch has to be worked into the last stitch made, 5 color= chain 5, lows =single crochet sts Designed By: Circulo S.A. Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Precious Wire (Circle): 1 ball in brown color (513)  Crochet Hook 2,00mm Get the Free Pattern!

This simple crochet necklace pattern is so easy, that the most difficult part may be just finding the right size square frame for the pendant.  But don't get me wrong, I am saying nothing bad about this design, in fact; I love it!  Sometimes, when it comes to crochet jewelry, we can overthink designs, when the perfect answer to a beautiful pattern is simplistic with a punch! Designed By: Rhondda at Oombawka Design Skill Level: Easy Materials:  1 – 1″ square bead frame (or square jump ring, or purse supply)  1 – 11 x 12 mm wood pony bead  Aunt Lydia’s Fashion Crochet Cotton Thread, Size 3  Hook: 2.25 mm (B) Get the Free Pattern!

Are you having a summer wedding?  Here's your necklace!  This beautiful crochet floral necklace is made using cotton crochet thread.  I love the detail and shape of this piece, and it would also look amazing with a simple summer dress! Designed By:  Josie Griego Rabier Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials: Aunt Lydia's  Classic Crochet Thread, Size 10: 1 ball 1 White Steel Crochet Hook: 1.5mm [US 7] Round-nose, chain nose and split ring pliers  Wire cutter Five 14mm pearls Seven 10mm pearls Two 2mm pearls Two 4mm pearls Two 8mm pearls Two gold head pins Two 7mm split rings Fabric glue Get the Free Pattern!

Here's a nice and easy flower necklace pattern to brighten up your day!  I love crochet jewelry pieces, because they are perfect for using up those little bits of yarn left in your stash; and sometimes, those random stash colors can give you a pleasant colorful surprise! Designed By: Yarn Bombers Unite Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  8 ply yarn 3.5mm or 4mm hook buttons (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

Simplicity at its finest!  By single crocheting around cabone rings and attaching them together and onto a chain, you will create something easily awesome!  Photo tutorial included! Designed By: Suzi of the Stars Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  C/2.75mm crochet hook4 - 1/2" plastic cabone rings Embroidery floss in two colors 4 jump rings Lobster clasp 2 - 9" pieces of 1.6mm sterling silver cable chain Embroidery needle Jewelry pliers Get the Free Pattern!

You can turn almost anything into a "St. Patrick's Day" themed item by simply making it in green!  However, this beauty of a necklace is already done in green.  It is a simple concept, many shades of green crocheted circles attached to a chain in a particular fashion, and it gives great results!   Designed By:  Jessica Fediw Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  Embroidery thread (different shades of green) Small crochet hook  Embroidery needle A chain necklace or the parts to make one (I found the white chain and links at JoAnn’s) Small jump rings needle nose pliers  Get the Free Pattern!

Crochet collars always make an eye catching statement!  These look great with blouses, but also add elegance to any top!  Make these in different colors for several looks!  St. Patrick's Day is coming up, how about a green collar! Designed By: Chabe GS Crochet Patterns Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  3 mm crochet hook less than 50 gr. of 100% cotton thread Get the Free Pattern!

This necklace amazes me, because it's so beautiful, but also because it's so easy!  A simple puff stitch is used for the petals of the flower, the center is decorated with seed beads, and it is all attached to one necklace chain!  This is brilliant. Designed By: Rachel Moore Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  cotton yarn- size F crochet hook needle and thread (should match your yarn) seed beeds necklace chain scissors Get the Free Pattern!

Here's a nice statement piece!  It reminds me of a collar, but not quite as tight as a collar would be.  I love this.  It would look beautiful with any top or dress! Designed By: Kathryn A White Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:   AUNT LYDIA’S® Metallic Crochet Thread, Size 10: 2 balls of 410S Silver/Silver; Crochet Hook: 1.65 mm [US 7]; Tapestry Needle, Stitch marker, One 7/16” (11 mm) button, Sewing needle and matching sewing thread Size: measures 23” (58.5 cm) long; 6” (15 cm) deep Get the Free Pattern!

I am very impressed by all of the crochet jewelry pieces that I see online, and this one is no exception!  This beautiful chandelier necklace pattern is in fact, a video tutorial.  However, if you have chart reading down, the chart is included and you can work from that.   Designed By:  Brittany /B.hooked Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:  One ball size 5 Crochet thread; Size B (2.25 mm) hook; Small darning needle; 15 beads large enough for crochet thread; Chain (16″ or 18″ recommended); Pendant (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

I love the collar.  The designer has written up this tutorial perfectly, including details and alternate tie ends and color combinations!  Crochet collars are beautiful and can be added to almost any style top, blouse, or dress! Designed By:  Shara Lambeth Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  4mm crochet hook;  Approx 35-40m ( 38-44 yds or approximately 20g) 8 ply or DK weight yarn.; Wool needle to weave in ends; Scissors Get the Free Pattern!