10 Quick Crochet Patterns That Make Great Gifts
Looking for a few last minute gift ideas? These ten crochet patterns make great gifts, use one skein of yarn or less and crochet up fast!
While some of us starting crocheting in January for the next Christmas season, some of us need a little last minute help.
It seems that I am always making, making, making yet, somehow when I start divvying up the gifts I come up short.
Or maybe I just think of all the people that I could/should/would crochet handmade gift for, given just enough time.
Well, hopefully this short list of free crochet patterns will help you decide on what to make for those last few gifts.
Gift giving is fun. Gifting handmade crochet wearables is even more fun!
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The Aria Crochet Headband is the perfect summer crochet project. Open stitch work and cotton yarn combine to create a lightweight headband. The crochet pattern for this little headband includes 5 different sizes.
The beginner friendly crochet pattern includes a photo tutorial. A simple but pretty pattern with an easy three row repeat. And it can be customized to suit your needs.
Crochet a mug cozy that’s filled with texture. Warm and comforting for those cold mornings, this crochet cup cozy will delight with it’s texture. The free crochet cozy pattern uses just scraps of leftover yarn.
The Berry Christmas Cup Cozy is the perfect way to gift a card-with a handmade touch. Small and fast this little mug cozy doesn’t take much time or yarn. I love a good scrap yarn project.
Is there anything cuter than a little baby in a bear hat? The Chunky Crochet Bear Beanie works up fast in Lion Brand’s Hometown USA yarn, almost as fast as those babies grow! ? Chunky yarn and chubby cheeks, yes please!
I love gifting handmade hats for babies, and it’s all the more fun when the hat is as adorable the baby sporting it! The simple addition of the bear ears takes this hat from functional to sweet.
Learn how to crochet the Coffee Bean Travel Cup Cozy without putting your crochet hook down. This step by step tutorial shows you how to crochet a faux seam so that your cup cozy is joined into a sleeve as you crochet it.
I love how much texture is packed into this small crochet travel cup cozy pattern. The mini bean stitch really shines here. Quick and beautiful are both important when we consider crocheting all those handmade gifts.
The Emilia Crochet Ear Warmer Pattern is cozy and textured. Crochet this warm winter earwarmer in any size, from baby to adult. The free crochet pattern includes step by step tutorial.
The Flurry Pop Beanie is a one ball wonder using only one skein of Lion Brand’s Hometown USA superbulky yarn for the Teen/Adult size beanie, and even less for all the littles. I love the option of adding those puff stitches as color pops too. This beanie works up fast and looks amazing topped with your favorite pom!
Crochet a stylish necklace with a wood ring at center. Perfect for moms of little ones or nursing moms who need to distract baby. Fast and easy crochet pattern that makes a lovely gift.
This crochet necklace pattern is worked flat with a mere 20 yards of fabric. Not a nursing mom? You can substitute out the wood ring for any other decorative bauble, or just start with a row of single crochets.
The Nebbia Chunky Crochet Scarf is the softest and coziest! Simple stitches paired with Red Heart’s Dreamy yarn create this lovely draping scarf.
This chunky scarf is long enough to double wrap. Or if you prefer to, style it as a cowl.
This chunky yarn has a brushed halo look and it is truly dreamy, as implied by the name.
The chunky Sheila Cowl adds just enough sparkle and all the warmth for those wintry days. Stay toasty and stylish with this easy chunky cowl design. You can crochet this cozy neck warmer with just one ball of yarn.
This chunky crochet beanie pattern is warm and cozy! Create a colorful and stylish crochet hat for those chilly winter days.
The Tuscan Charm Chunky Crochet Beanie crochets up quick in bulky weight yarn. These lovely muted colors pair beautifully and are easy to switch out.
And once all the gift giving is done, maybe it’s time to make ourselves a striped sweater like this one from Once Upon a Cheerio.
