Free Patterns

Sarah-Jayne has made a video tutorial for a pattern by Carole Passora for a wonderful mask adaptor! Head to the Bella Coco Crochet Website for the pattern!

Inspired by a hyper-feminine trend, this charming sweater features simple trebles in a solid basic colour in the sleeves and back, while the front contains a lacy pattern in cheerful colours! Designer - Blazenka Simic-Boro (Instagram - @blagecrochetdesign, Ravelry - www.ravelry.com/designers/blazenka-simic-boro ,...

Designer - Hugh Metcalf This pretty motif uses crocodile stitch for a fun, textured design! Tools & materials Yarn used Vinni’s Colours Nikkim 1 ball each in White, Kingfisher (B) and Lavender (C) About the yarn DK; 199m per 50g...

Snuggle into this oversized scarf that uses a simple filet stitch pattern for an effective finish! Designer - Helen Anderson Instagram - @made.by.hem Tools & materials Yarn used Rico Essentials Soft Merino Aran 8 balls in Natural 060 (MC) 2...

Spring clean your stash and create a washcloth, all while adding a new Tunisian stitch to your repertoire! Designer - Emma Wilkinson (https://www.emmawilkinsondesigns.com/), Instagram - @emma_wilkinson_designs Tools & materials Yarn used Rico Ricorumi 1 ball each in Orchid 016 (MC), Candy...

Treat yourself to tasty macaron floor cushions - they're quick and easy to crochet! Designer - Samantha Fornino, Instagram - @followthecrochet Tools & materials Yarn used Cygnet Seriously Chunky; 6 balls in Candyfloss 809, 4 balls each in Barley 4884 & turquoise...

The colours in this shawl were inspired by Beaulieu, a small village located on the southeastern edge of the New Forest national park in Hampshire. This gorgeous pattern is by Anna Nikipirowicz - check out her BLOG and INSTAGRAM for...

You can crochet this cuter-than-cute mini stocking for your tree in no time! Or why not make a set as a gift or use them as little tags filled with a few sweeties on your gifts? Please note this free...

Another bonus pattern for you! This mega-chunky cowl can be crocheted in under an hour and isn’t heavy to wear. If you don’t have a crochet hook large enough, you could work this pattern using your fingers! Yarn used Woolly...