Homespun yarn patterns crochet free

Homespun® yarn might be underrated. Or at least I personally have been guilty of not giving it the attention it deserves. Maybe you're ahead of me and already realize its beauty and potential.

Are you in love with the giant blankets being posted online? Then you will love this crochet blanket! Perfect for Fall and Christmas time!

Do you have some Lion Brand Homespun yarn in your stash, and you’re not quite sure how to use it? The Make It Quick Crochet Cowl is a perfect way to use it for a cozy cowl for yourself or as a gift!

Here is a pattern for what we think is the fastest Crochet Afghan using homespun yarn.

Crochet this beginner-friendly throw blanket using an assortment of bulky yarn for a beautiful and cozy gift or home decor item.

Check out this collection of our favorite free crochet patterns to make with Bernat blanket yarn, with helpful tips for blanket yarn patterns.

Because I like to make scarves for the shelter and because Homespun yarn was on sale recently at Michael's for the ridiculously low price of $3.50, I made these fast and easy scarves that use just one skein of Homespun. This is really a Lion Brand Yarn shawl pattern that I narrowed to make it a scarf. The scarf can be made in a few hours which is a real bonus when you need a quick gift. As you can see, I couldn't buy just one skein of Homespun when it was on sale, so made a few more scarves…

The Coffeeshop Cardigan is a FREE crochet pattern by EvelynAndPeter! This beginner friendly pattern includes sizes XS-5X and uses Homespun yarn.

I used the hdc3tog in the Pretty Pebbles Stitch Tutorial. In this tutorial it was called a Cluster Stitch (often Puff and Cluster are used interchangeably). You can see how the stitch is done by looking at the tutorial photos included in the Pretty Pebbles Stitch Tutorial.

The Early Morning Crochet Wrap is an elegant wrap that takes the chill away. Bulky yarn and an easy stitches make a cozy wrap full of texture!