Crochet patterns wearables

Discover stylish and free crochet skirt patterns suitable for all skill levels, perfect for adding handmade elegance to any wardrobe.

Check out this roundup of the best free hexagon cardigan (also known as hexi cardi) crochet patterns, and find your next project!

If you're looking for trendy crochet sweater patterns, I'm sharing a collection of crochet patterns that I think you'll love.

This pattern is a Top-Down/Raglan style design. It is beginner-friendly AND can simply be made into ANY size!! I have been loving the Shrug/Bolero trend lately. They are so lovely and (in my opinion) goes with a lot of different styles, whether that be for layering in the fall and winter, over a sundress in the spring and summer or to add some flare to an otherwise basic outfit.

Wearable Crochet Horns Patterns

Unlock your creativity and add some unique flair to any outfit with these free crochet patterns for lacy to thick gloves! With 10 adorable patterns, you will have plenty of options to choose from and the ability to mix and match the patterns with different color and texture variations. Whether you are looking for the perfect accessory to match your outfit or a special one-of-a-kind item, these gloves are sure to make a statement.

This free crochet poncho hooded pattern comes in multiple sizes starting from Woman's size Small to plus sizes up to 5XL. The free poncho pattern for women has a beautiful texture that is easy to work. It has a V-neck crochet poncho option too.

This easy crochet sweater jacket pattern uses simple stitches and construction. Add an optional belt or leave it open for a comfy, oversized look!

How to crochet this rainbow hexagon cardigan — beginner friendly free crochet pattern.

You could be normal, or you could make yourself an entire mini-ecosystem and wear it on your head. Crochet a Forest Spirit Bucket Hat with this pattern and become the unhinged bog witch of your dreams. People will not be able to stop staring at your mossy tree stump of a hat, you have been warned! Read more on our blog! Pattern level: Intermediate. This pattern uses a lot of intermediate techniques, some stitches I made up, and a LOT of creative thinking with placement. It's definitely not…