Made with sport-weight yarn, this tiny chicken measures just 2 inches. Now you can bring a crocheted version of your favorite chicken with you wherever you go! If you want a larger size, just use a thicker yarn and a larger hook.

Designer: Mariska Vos-Bolman

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Solids

These fun-loving coasters are such a darling crochet chicken pattern for a farmhouse kitchen! The body parts are joined as you go, so you don’t have to worry about sewing them on at the end. Each coaster measures 4.5” wide, and you can even make a simple crochet hanger to hook them on your kitchen wall. 

Designer: Denton Foreman

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

This little hat would be perfect to gift to a springtime newborn, but it also comes in more baby sizes up to 1 year. Any little one would look so cute in this cozy and adorable Easter hat. Made with soft and fuzzy yarn, this pattern is best for adventurous beginners or intermediates.

Designer: Jenny & Teddy

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Hobbii Peacock

These chipper spring chicks make a delightful collection to decorate your house for springtime! They don’t take much yarn to make, and they’re quick, too! Each one measures about 2.5” wide by 3” tall.

Designer: A Menagerie of Stitches Blog 

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Loops & Threads Capri

This upright hen would be a fun kitchen decoration or a cute toy for a child (just consider embroidered eyes instead if it’s for a baby or toddler). Customize the color and facial expression to make it your own! This cute, pear-shaped hen is best for advanced beginners.

Designer: The Crochettisti

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Rico Design Ricorumi DK

This cute chicken bean bag pattern includes instructions for both baby and mama sizes. These standing chicks are a fun way to decorate your windowsill or any surface! They’re easy to make and a great choice for crochet beginners.

Designer: Petals to Picots

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

This adorable amigurumi chicken is simple to make. With its wobbly legs and squishy body, this chicken becomes a fast friend for a little one. You could also use it as a table decoration! 

Designer: Amigurumi Day

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Rico Design Ricorumi DK

This vintage-style potholder is the perfect addition to a farmhouse kitchen. It’s made with tapestry crochet and is best for intermediate crocheters. This rustic pot holder measures about 6.7” x 7.3”. 

Designer: Raffamusa Designs

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

This little guy is filled with a microbead pillow ball, and he’s just so squishy and cuddly! Made with super bulky yarn, this project works up quickly. It measures about 10” when finished.

Designer: Tamara Kelly

Yarn weight: Super bulky

Suggested yarn: Bernat Blanket Yarn

These super easy and fun chicks are just what you need for stash-busting! They’re made by assembling two body pieces (a front and back), the beak, wings, eyes, and hair. This easy pattern with a step-by-step picture tutorial is good for beginners and is quick to make! 

Designer: The Green Dragonfly

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This egg cozy pattern is worked in the round using single crochets. These would be so adorable for decorating an Easter table setting! Be sure to take time to check out the example image, because it has so many great ideas for personalizing and decorating these cozies so uniquely and beautifully! 

Designer: The Very Savvy Snail

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

This mama and chick twins set would be so cute for decorating a nursery! The mama and chicks are made using the same pattern, but you’ll hold two strands together to create the larger mama bird. You can make this quick and easy set in just a couple of hours! 

Designer: Craft Passion

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

What a fun toy to make for a child! This spring chicken comes with his own egg that opens and closes, so you can pop him in and out. The finished size of this project is about 4.5”.

Designer: Van Vuong

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Loops & Threads Impeccable

This pattern comes with lots of pictures, as well as a video tutorial to walk you through the steps. The chick is worked in spirals with the eyes, beak, blush, wings, and feet added afterward. Then, choose your favorite hat style (strawberry, pig, frog, or bunny) to top it all off!

Designer: Lim Lenn

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

Want a unique purse that will let everyone know just how much you love chickens? This chicken clutch is so silly and fun, yet practical! It’s constructed as a large bowl with a foldover, button closure.

Designer: Roman Sock

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Here’s a creative way to spruce up your kitchen with chicken-themed decor! This towel topper is such a fun way to add to a kitchen dishcloth. It’s worked in rows and is a good beginner pattern.

Designer: Michele Wilcox

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Here’s an adorable crochet chicken potholder pattern that you can use for setting dishes on or just pin up on your kitchen wall to decorate! It’s an easy pattern that’s good for beginners. Make a whole set all in the same color, or in different chicken shades! 

Designer: Lion Brand Yarn

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

Eggbert and his special blanket make a sweet and comforting lovey for a baby or child. Eggbert is soft, squishy, and just right for little hands to cuddle and squeeze. This pattern makes a great stash buster and is best for advanced beginners.

Designer: Laura Tegg

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Rico Design Ricorumi DK

Granny squares can be turned into so many things! From dishcloths and potholders to pillows and blankets, this chicken granny square could transform into nearly anything. This intermediate-level pattern measures approximately 6” x 6”.

Designer: Wiam’s Crafts

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Kartopu Beb

Decorate your tea pot with this cute, rooster-themed crochet tea cosy! It fits a standard tea pot of about 22” in circumference, but it does have some stretch to it to fit a slightly bigger pot, too. Choose your own colors to match your kitchen!

Designer: Birdlebee Williams Designs

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special Chunky

This blanket is made using the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique and is a great way to use up tons of scrap yarn in one project! Plus, if you make a magic yarn ball, you won’t even have to worry about weaving in ends when you’re finished. This colorful blanket is a fun way to display little pieces of all of the projects you’ve been working on.

Designer: My Poppet Makes

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Granny squares are easy for beginners to make, and they’re a fun and relaxing way to use whatever colors you have lying around. The beauty of this blanket is that you can make as many granny squares as you like (and you can even make them as big as you like!) to form your blanket. Once you’re done, assemble using the mattress seam or the flat slip stitch seam.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Heartland

This wavy blanket pattern is made by alternating single crochets, double crochets, and treble crochets. You can make it with either two strands of DK yarn held together or with one strand of worsted-weight yarn. This design is made in easy repeated rows, so it’s great for relaxing and getting lost in your work! 

Designer: Look At What I Made

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special DK

This easy, ripped blanket is an elegant way to welcome a new baby. It works up quickly and makes a great last-minute gift using scrap yarn! This snuggly blanket measures approximately 30” x 36”.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Mandala Ombre

This cheery blanket has lots of texture and is a fun way to spruce up a solid couch or armchair. It would also make a fun baby playmat! It’s easy to adjust the size of this blanket to make it as large or small as you like.

Designer: Annie Design Crochet

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Catona

This chunky, modern blanket is simple and relaxing to crochet, and it makes a great winter project for those long, cozy evenings. This squishy blanket looks beautiful in many colors or just a few colors, so feel free to use whatever you have on hand. It measures approximately 48” x 54” when finished, but is easy to adjust. 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Super bulky

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick

This block blanket is a great pattern for crochet beginners making a first blanket. Because it’s made in individual, small blocks, it may feel less overwhelming than a large, one-piece blanket pattern. This blanket uses striking, contrasting colors to seam your blocks together, so you don’t have to worry about hiding the seams!

Designer: Knitting with Chopsticks

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Made using the larksfoot stitch, this blanket looks beautiful from every angle! You can make this afghan as a large blanket, or, if you’re not sure you have enough scrap yarn, make it a smaller lapghan.

Designer: Crochet 365 Knit Too

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

If you’re looking for a blanket design that’s packed full of different colors, textures, stitches, and designs, this sampler blanket is the one! The finished blanket measures 75” x 77”. You won’t get bored crocheting this fun pattern! 

Designer: Haak Maar Raak

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Colour Crafter

This cheerful blanket pattern is worked in the round using the herringbone half double crochet. It creates a squishy, textured blanket that’s perfect for cuddling under with a cup of tea on a cold day. This afghan measures 47” x 53”.

Designer: Left in Knots

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Caron Cakes

This vintage-style afghan is made using the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique. Its eye-catching, diagonal design is quick to make and perfect for using up lots of colors. When finished, it measures approximately 50” x 54”.

Designer: Maria’s Blue Crayon

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This striped sweater tank is easy to make and is excellent for breezy summer days. It’s an excellent sweater pattern for beginners, and is available in 6 different sizes, from XS to 2X. It’s worked from the top down.

Designer: Two Brothers Blankets

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted

This crop top is so customizable and the perfect way to show off your unique style! Pair it with high-rise jeans or shorts and head out the door. It can be made in any size and includes lots of tips for adjusting the pattern to crochet it perfectly for you! 

Designer: Hay Hay Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This chunky sweater works up quickly and is a cozy way to welcome fall! It’s available in 8 women’s sizes and has tons of fun stitches and texture. This pattern is best for intermediate crocheters.

Designer: Jimmy Beans Wool

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Chunky Monkey Anti-Pilling

Show off your love for granny squares with this vintage sweater! This pattern is super forgiving and fun to make - perfect for intuitive crocheters. Go with all the colors or just a few - it’s all up to your personal style!

Designer: Zeens and Roger

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Worsted Superwash

This slouchy sweater looks snug and cozy (and it is cozy!), but it’s also light and breezy since it’s made with lightweight yarn - perfect for those in-between days! It’s worked in flat panels from the bottom up and is available in 7 sizes, from XS to 3XL.

Designer: Sewrilla

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Mandala String

This pretty v-neck sweater is chunky and cozy but looks put together with a pair of jeans. It’s made by crocheting with two strands of yarn held together. Grab a warm drink and curl up with this relaxing pattern! 

Designer: Dora Does

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

With its gentle “V” and carefree tassels, this scarf drapes beautifully and is a stylish way to spruce up a plain shirt and jeans. It creates a lacy-looking pattern that’s blended with strips of color. This scarf is a great way to clean out your fall yarn closet before the winter projects hit! 

Designer: Canoe Mtn Designs

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice

This wide scarf is made with large granny squares. If you want to adjust the size of your scarf, simply make your squares smaller or larger, or create more or less of them! This pattern is a great stash-busting project for beginners.

Designer: Lucy Kate Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Keep your neck warm with this long and colorful winter scarf! Part of the scarf is made with a four-row repeat, and the other part with 8-row blocks of repeated color. You could totally make this scarf super fun and carefree or super sophisticated depending on your color choices! 

Designer: Stitching Together

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Cotton to the Core

Love Tunisian crochet? This simple cowl is a low-commitment, enjoyable project to make while using up some scrap yarn at the same time! It’s worked flat and then seamed.

Designer: Hooked Hazel

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: City Tweed DK

This geometric pattern is a great way to practice crochet colorwork! Slip it over your head and keep the chilly winds out. This fun and modern design is best for advanced beginners. 

Designer: Another Mum Fights the Dust

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Loops and Threads Impeccable

Colors and textures galore! Have fun planning out this beanie and matching the best shades with the best textures to fit your style for this cute design. This snug beanie would make an excellent gift.

Designer: CAAB Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Soft

Wrap up in this colorful yet elegant shawl. This cozy piece is great for wrapping up while you snuggle in with your favorite movie, but it can also be paired with a nice pair of jeans and worn to the office!

Designer: Made Peachy

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This squishy rug is made by holding five strands of yarn at a time. It’s ultra soft for sinking your feet into at the end of the day, and it uses up tons of scrap yarn, too! It’s easy to adjust the size of this pattern - so make it for your kitchen sink, bathroom, or bedside!

Designer: Stitches ‘n Scraps

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Don’t throw away your old jeans! This upcycled pattern is made with worn-out denim and bursts of bright cotton colors. It includes detailed instructions for working with denim, so don’t worry if you’ve never done it before! 

Designer: My Poppet

Yarn weight: Worsted 

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

This pretty and decorative rug includes instructions for making either a circular or rectangular shape. It creates a clean-looking, modern design that you can use to spruce up any corner of your home! This pattern would also be a great housewarming gift.

Designer: Katy Petersen

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Brava Worsted

This cup cosy is a quick project that makes an excellent gift or craft show item! These are perfect for drinking your coffee in style and staying eco-friendly at the same time. Protect your hands with this fun, stash-busting idea!

Designer: The Crochet Fix

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special DK

Keep your sunglasses safe with this chic pouch! This trendy, cotton bag is perfect for beach days or to throw in your purse or bag. It’s finished off with a drawstring to keep your glasses safely inside.

Designer: Sweet Bee Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Dishie Cotton

You don’t need to do any sewing to make this fun, rag rug-inspired bag! This easy, flat-bottom bag measures 12″ wide x 10″ tall x 2″ deep. Check out the video tutorial if you need help! 

Designer: Winding Road Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart With Love

This bag uses the simple moss stitch to create a really beautiful bag with integrative colors. Even better, you can create this pretty look using scrap yarns! This bag would be perfect for carrying books or toys.

Designer: Madison Hansen

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Big Twist Value Solids

These pretty and tiny baskets are perfect for setting on your nightstand, dresser, or near the entryway to your house to collect small items and keep things organized. Use them for coins, jewelry, or crafting tools like stitch markers, pins, and thread. They don’t require much yarn, so you can make plenty of them using just your extra scraps!

Designer: Sweet Bee Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This basket pattern is made by holding two strands of worsted-weight yarn together. Each one measures about 4.5” tall by 4.5” wide. These cute baskets are ideal for holding crochet hooks, pencils, or whatever other small items you find strewn about.

Designer: Oombawka Design Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Use the moss stitch to make this modern zipper pouch that’s so very practical! This zippered design would be great for crochet hooks or for keeping pens and pencils together at school or at the office. It’s an easy pattern that even beginners can make! 

Designer: Ned & Mimi

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

This basket is so customizable, and you can make it with whatever scraps you have on hand! You could use this to carry around your belongings, or keep it at home to store kids' toys, or even put a potted plant inside. It’s made with several strands of yarn held together (depending on the yarn weight you use) and is very forgiving.

Designer: My Poppet Makes

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

Did you know that macrame-style hangers can be made with crochet too? This pattern fits a 5” pot plant and is a great way to decorate without taking up any space on your shelves or counters. This pattern is best for the confident beginner.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Dishie Cotton

These double-thick potholders are quick and easy to make, and they’re a simple way to spruce up your kitchen space. Made with cotton yarn, they’re durable for protecting your hands and surfaces from hot dishes. A set of these would make a great housewarming gift! 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

These reusable scrubbies are the perfect way to add an eco-friendly touch of beauty to your skincare routine. They’re made with the puff stitch, so they’re textured enough to scrub the makeup off, but still gentle on sensitive facial skin. Once you get in the groove, you can make one of these scrubbies in 20 minutes or less! 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

Perfect for beach days or a can of cold lemonade on the deck, these cozies are a great way to welcome summer days! They’re crocheted in the round using the moss stitch to form a beautiful texture that’s also easy to grip. Grab your scraps and whip up a set!

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

These colorful coasters look great with any mix of colors! This quick and easy pattern uses simple stitches and is great for beginners. Each coaster measures 4” in diameter.

Designer: Hooked on Patterns

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: DROPS Paris

These stylish scrunchies are quick to make and so very practical! Keep one in your purse, one in your car, and one in your bathroom so they’re always handy to grab. This pattern uses a minimal amount of yarn, so grab whatever scraps you have on hand and get started! 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

These adorable bows are so cute for children or adults! They’re made with two simple rectangles and a little bit of simple sewing for the assembly. Stick one on with a bobby pin and you’re ready to go! 

Designer: Harvesting Hart

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

These easy crocheted hearts are so quick to make and perfect for decorating your home for Valentine's Day. They come in three different sizes and are ideal for stringing on garlands or sprinkling around on open shelves. Or, add one to a gift for your own handmade touch! 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Mandala Ombre

Granny squares are fun to make, simple for beginners, and so versatile! You can make blankets, pillows, potholders, bags, and so many other projects using granny squares! These simple step-by-step, pictured instructions will have you whipping out squares in no time.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes

Bring the sunshine in with this sunflower granny square! This classic pattern creates a 5” square and is best for comfortable beginners or intermediates. A few of these squares would be so cute for a cheerful blanket or for a granny square pillow cover! 

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Heartland

This crochet water bottle holder is a cute and practical way to stay hydrated on the go! It has a long strap so you can sling it over your shoulder whether you’re going on a walk, heading to the grocery store, or enjoying a day at the beach.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

This lightweight shawl features lovely, airy diamonds throughout its fabric. Although it doesn’t include written instructions, there’s a crochet grid to walk you intuitively through the design. You can easily make this rectangular shawl longer or shorter with the diamond pattern repeat.

Designer: Torun Johansson

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Whirl

Drape this lacy shawl over your shoulders to enjoy the sunrise on a beautiful spring morning. With a variety of stitches and crochet designs involved in the rows, this pattern is best for intermediate crocheters. A gradient yarn makes it easy to include plenty of color! 

Designer: The Crochet Fix

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Whirl

This filet crochet sweater is the perfect way to dress up a simple t-shirt or tank. It’s light, airy, stylish, and comfortable! This sweater is worked from the top down without seams and is available in 6 different sizes.

Designer: By Katerina

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino

This precious crochet baby blanket works up quickly and would be the perfect gift if you’re heading to a baby shower or going to visit a new little one at home. This blanket measures approximately 30” square - the perfect size for using in a car seat or stroller.

Designer: Daisy Cottage Designs

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn

Dress up a casual outfit with this flattering diamond cardigan made with filet crochet! This cardigan is worked flat and seamed under the arms and down the sides and is a good fit for comfortable beginners. It’s available in 9 sizes, from XS to 5X.

Designer: Briana K Designs

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: We Crochet Shine Sport

This drapey, half-circle design can be worn either as a scarf or a wrap. It’s worked from the center outward in rows and uses basic stitches like the chain stitch, single crochet, and double crochet. This versatile pattern is an easy and relaxing project to work on for your own closet or to give as a gift! 

Designer: American Crochet Association

Yarn weight: Lace + Fingering

Suggested yarn: Shibui Knits Silk Cloud Yarn +Tosh Merino Light

This simple but beautiful shawl uses filet crochet to create its delicate and pretty fabric. It’s worked sideways in rows, and you can easily keep adding to the pattern if you want to make your shawl longer. 

Designer: Truly Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Cascade 220 Wool

This bucket hat made with filet crochet creates a carefree, airy, summery look that’s just perfect for hanging out on hot days. It can be made in just a few hours, so you can finish it in time for your fun in the sun! As a bonus, there’s no sewing involved in making this hat!

Designer: Crochetlovemelbourne

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

Don’t leave for your travels without packing this nostalgic poncho. It’s easy to roll up and fit in your bag, and is a must-have for accompanying you whether you’re passing the miles in the car or waiting at the airport. This modern piece is a great way to create a put-together look while staying so cozy!

Designer: Two of Wands

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino

Head off to the store with this super practical and versatile market bag! With this pattern, you can crochet the design of your choice on the front of your bag: either a heart, a flower, or a chevron pattern. Or, create a design of your own!

Designer: Sara Dudek

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: CotLin

Celebrate summer with this carefree crop top pattern! This airy design is perfect for throwing on over a swimsuit. This beginner-friendly pattern can also be extended if you prefer a longer top.

Designer: Miroslava Mihalkova

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Chroma Fingering

This gorgeous and unique cardigan is the perfect way to celebrate the crisp beauty of autumn! It’s available in 6 sizes, from XS to XXL. This design is worked seamlessly and includes plenty of pictured instructions to guide you as you work.

Designer: A Spoonful of Yarn

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Merino Soft

This beautiful cardigan is worked flat in two pieces, so you only have two seams to worry about. This light and breathable pattern is perfect for throwing on over your summer outfit as you head out the door! It’s available in 5 adult sizes.

Designer: 1 Dog Woof

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton DK

This vintage, lacy pattern would be ideal for a romantic summer date to your favorite restaurant and park. It’s available in 7 sizes. With its lace and shaping techniques, this pattern is a good project for intermediate crocheters.

Designer: Gwen McGannon

Yarn weight: Lace

Suggested yarn: ​​Curio #10

This diamond placemat pattern is quick to make and is a great project for beginners who are learning filet crochet. A set of these placemats create a beautiful, welcoming environment right at your kitchen table! 

Designer: Saskia Paulich

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Paris

This pretty, drapey shawl doesn’t require too much concentration to make, so you can keep your hands busy with this pattern while you’re listening to a podcast or waiting to pick your kids up from school. The finished shawl measures about 160-170 cm by 50-60 cm.

Designer: Yarn Andy

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Whirl

If you know any beekeepers (or honey lovers!), this honeycomb washcloth would make the perfect gift! It’s made of simple chain stitches and double crochets, making this an excellent (and quick) project for crochet beginners! When finished, it measures approximately 25 cm wide by 28 cm tall.

Designer: Claire’s Made It

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Cotton 8

Top off your outfit with this cute vintage beanie! You can make this pattern in wool to keep in some extra heat during the winter months, or choose cotton if you’d prefer to wear it as a summer hat. These beanies are quick to make and provide lots of options for customization!

Designer: The Crochet Fix

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Cleckheaton Country Naturals 8 Ply

What better way to welcome a new baby to the world than with a handmade blanket? This pretty pattern gives off vintage vibes and will become a treasured keepsake for any baby or child. The pattern measures about 75 cm by 105 cm, but you can easily adjust the size if you’d like.

Designer: Saskia Paulich

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special Double Knit

Carry around everything you need for your summer days with this practical and cute tote. This simple bag is great for crochet beginners, even though it looks more complicated! It’s worked from the bottom up with no seaming needed! 

Designer: Passionate Crafter

Yarn weight: 3mm cotton macrame

Suggested yarn: NOANTA Natural Macrame Cord

This thin bookmark is a beautiful way to keep your place while you enjoy your favorite novel. It can be made as short or long as you like. This elegant design would also make a wonderful gift.

Designer: Torun Johansson

Yarn weight: Crochet thread

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Maxi Sweet Treat

Inspired by the TV show, Call the Midwife, this delicate baby blanket looks lovely in any shade. It’s made of crochet “blocks”, so you can add more or less to easily adjust the size of your blanket. This vintage pattern is finished off with a beautiful shell row.

Designer: Joanna Martinez

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn

This elegant baby blanket uses filet crochet to create beautiful diamonds throughout the fabric. It’s finished off with an intricate edge and makes the perfect, snuggly token for babies or toddlers.

Designer: Tine Sommer Hansen

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: Hobbii Rainbow Bamboo

Grace your table with this beautiful and creative runner! This pattern integrates hexagons with delicate crochet dragonflies. Choose whatever color you like to match your space! 

Designer: By Mimzan

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Catona

Made with fingering-weight yarn, this pattern creates a light, delicate scarf that’s ideal for draping over your shoulders to create a sophisticated, classic look. It would be great for wearing to a dinner party or dressing up for a meeting.

Designer: Suzanne Reed

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Whirl

This graceful centerpiece is a beautiful way to decorate your table, whether you top it with a vase of beautiful flowers, a candle, or just leave it as is! It’s easy to make this design larger or smaller by adjusting your yarn weight.

Designer: Kat Mcab

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: EL. D. Mouzakis Butterfly Super 10

These pretty little scrubbies are so quick to make, you can finish one in 15-20 minutes if you’re on a roll! They’re made with cute puff stitches to create a textured feel that will have your face clean in just a few swipes.

Designer: Sarah Maker

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

Enjoy the beauty of nature during your daily face cleansing routine! These floral scrubbies are inspired by cherry blossoms, which are called “Sakura” in Japanese. You could decorate your bathroom by hanging these flowers on little hooks - and then they’re all ready for you to grab when you need one! 

Designer: K.A.M.E. Crochet

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Classique Cotton DK

This rectangular scrubbie is ideal for keeping your dishes and counters clean. It absorbs well, and provides great texture for getting those stuck-on pieces of food off of your surfaces. Plus, it’s easy to make and a great project for beginners! 

Designer: Sylver Santika

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

These sturdy scrubbies are made with nylon net, so they’re gentle on most surfaces but powerful for removing dirt and grime. They’re stiff and durable, and they have a hanging loop so you can easily put them up to dry. This pattern includes lots of helpful and practical tips to guide you along!

Designer: Mrs. Micawber

Yarn weight: Mesh

Suggested yarn: Scrubbie Mesh

This adorable scrubbie is made out of a main, circular “face” and pointy kitty ears. It also has a loop on the back so you can slip it onto your hand and scrub away! It measures about 4” in diameter and is made with cluster stitches to create lovely texture.

Designer: Creative Crochet Workshop

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: MoYa 100% Cotton Double Knit

Grace your kitchen with a set of these bright and cheery scrubbies! Each one is about 3” in diameter, but can easily be adjusted to make smaller or larger circles. These would make a cute springtime gift! 

Designer: Wren Couture

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Knit Picks Dishie

These scrubbies look like little seashells and are easy to make using Tunisian crochet. One side is softer and the other more textured, so you can choose the one you need for gentle wiping or more stubborn makeup. If you’ve never tried Tunisian crochet before, this pattern is a great place to start!

Designer: Yarn Towers

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Cotton DK

Made with tulle, these scrubbies are tough against stuck-on food but gentle on your pans. They’re made with a simple circle surrounded by a pretty, scalloped edge. Check out the pattern for tips on cutting your tulle just right.

Designer: Persia Lou

Yarn weight: Tulle

Suggested yarn: All the Makings Stulle Rolls

When it comes to crochet scrubby patterns, this classic pattern is one of the simplest options to try! Inside the circle, you can stuff bits of pool noodle to create an unsinkable scrubby that you can just squeeze out. This quick pattern is worked seamlessly in a spiral.

Designer: Pam Stiff

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Yarn Bee Scrub-Ology Scrub It!

This floral scrubby is so feminine and beautiful. It’s made with puff stitches and shell stitches to create a delicate and lovely flower design. This pattern would make such a cute gift!

Designer: Crafts by Sarah Liz

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

This spiral scrubbie is definitely eye-catching! When finished, it measures approximately 3.5” in diameter. Check out the video tutorial for more tips on making this pattern!

Designer: Granny Judith

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

This pattern is made with bobble stitches for tons of texture while you scrub! This repeated pattern is super simple and relaxing to make. Plus, it’s quick, so you can easily make a whole set! 

Designer: Cali & Cleveland

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

These super practical scrubbies are designed so that they can be unrolled to dry, and then rolled back up when you’re ready to use them again. No musty smells here! (Plus, they’re so much fun to roll and unroll, they might just be used as a fidget toy more often than a scrubbie!)

Designer: Crochet Dreamz

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

Made with sparkle scrubby yarn, these textured scrubbies are practical and pretty! They’re crocheted by holding two strands together - the scrubby yarn and a strand of regular cotton. This easy pattern forms a dishcloth that measures about 9” x 9”. 

Designer: Pretty Darn Adorable

Yarn weight: Worsted + Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle + Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Solids

These scrubbie mitts stay snugly on your hand, so you can scrub as much as you need without having to keep re-gripping! They can be made for either the left hand or right, and come in multiple sizes, so you can make them for children or adults. They’re made with the single crochet, half double crochet, and popcorn stitch.

Designer: Yarn Craftee

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

Bring some cheer to your dish washing with this cute lemon scrubbie! Made with scrubby yarn, this pattern is tough on dishes but also sparkly and fun. A set of these would make a great gift for a new homeowner! 

Designer: Krissy’s Over the Mountain Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted 

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle

Whether you’re basking in the summer sun beneath your kitchen window or wishing that winter was nearly through, this dish scrubby is an excellent way to add a little more brightness to your day! It’s worked in continuous rounds and has a loop on the back to keep it securely on your hand while you scrub.

Designer: A Crocheted Simplicity

Yarn weight: Worsted 

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle

These pretty floral scrubbies make a great stash-busting project! You can make the whole shape in one color, or add a contrasting center. The finished scrubbie measures about 3.5” in diameter.

Designer: Sweet Bee Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Dishie Cotton

This versatile scrubbie could be used in the kitchen, as a makeup remover scrubber, or even in the bath or shower! This design is made with the chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, and reverse single crochet. It looks great in one color or a combination of colors!

Designer: CAAB Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton

Slip this scrubbie on your fingers and work away at stuck-on food and grime on your dishes or surfaces! It’s also ideal for washing window sills, blinds, and other places that can be tricky with a regular rag. The construction method includes crocheting a rectangle and then crocheting the two sides together.

Designer: Maria’s Blue Crayon

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Dishie Cotton

This beautiful pattern uses the raised treble chevron stitch to create the textured diamond design throughout. These mini pads are perfect for washing makeup off your face, and they’re easy to throw in the wash and use again and again! This pattern is best for intermediate crocheters.

Designer: MotherBunch Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

With a burst of color, you can create this easy rainbow washcloth in less than an hour! This pattern is great for using up your small pieces of scrap yarn in every shade. This pattern is worked flat and is great for beginners. 

Designer: Simply Collectible Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton

Make bathtime fun with this rubber duckie scrubby! Whether you’re scrubbing your own little one’s toes or you need a gift for a new baby, this adorable pattern is perfect for any child. It’s thin enough to dry quickly and includes a hanging loop, too. 

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted 

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby

This chicken scrubby would be a cute addition to a farmhouse kitchen, or an excellent Easter decoration (that’s practical, too!). It dries quickly and is sure to bring a smile wherever it goes! This pattern is best for intermediates.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted 

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle

Citrus fruits are known for their fresh smell, and these crocheted citrus scrubbies will have your kitchen fresh and clean in no time! This fun set would be cute to make for someone who loves to cook, or for a housewarming gift.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle

This classy French beret pattern is knit mainly in the stockinette stitch with an i-cord stem. It looks great in a solid color or variegated yarn. Don’t forget to use stitch markers to keep track of your rounds! 

Designer: Luna Knit

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Cascade Yarns Cascade 220

This drapey, flexible beret is stylish and beautiful. It’s a quick and easy project that would be perfect for making for a friend or for yourself. It’s made with a tubular cast on - check out the video tutorial if you’ve never tried it before!

Designer: Julie Hayes

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Berroco Ultra Alpaca

This lacy beret features beautiful arches and shaping throughout. It’s available in three different sizes. This pattern is best for intermediate knitters.

Designer: Woolly Wormhead

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Patons Classic Wool

This fun and lively hat is perfect for spring! It’s full of cute puff stitches and is topped off with a fun pom pom. This beret is worked in the round from the bottom up with a faux cable ribbing. 

Designer: Courtney Kelley

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Kelbourne Woolens Germantown

This beret is simple and quick to make. It’d be a great pattern to choose for gift making! Make it one-tone or choose stripes - this beret goes with almost anything!

Designer: Erika Larner

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Handmaiden Fine Yarn Cashmere 4 Ply

This beret gets its name from the gentle swirls knitted into the top, which makes it look nearly like slices of pie! This is an easy, quick pattern to knit up. This drapey hat doesn’t require blocking, but you can always block if you prefer!

Designer: Margit A

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Patons Australia Totem Merino 8 ply

This interesting and beautiful hat features cables and vines that make the top of it look like a flower! The pattern features three versions: a short hat, a medium-length hat, and a long hat. This lovely beret is a good choice for intermediates.c

Designer: Amanda Muscha

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Cascade Yarns Cascade 220

This beret is made with a herringbone pattern and stranded colorwork. This warm hat is a stylish way to keep your head cozy during the windy, winter days. It’s available in adult sizes S, M, and L.

Designer: Kerry Bullock-Ozkan

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift

This simple beret looks beautiful using your favorite variegated yarn. You can make this hat floppy and casual or tight - it’s easy to customize! The top is worked in concentric decreases.

Designer: Purl Soho

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Koigu Painter's Palette Premium Merino (KPPPM)

This bulky hat is worked from the top down and is such a cute accessory to wear with your winter coat. This pattern includes written instructions as well as a crochet chart. It’s ideal for intermediate knitters.

Designer: Courtney Kelley

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Kelbourne Woolens Germantown Bulky

This slouchy beret features an eyelet lace pattern that’s gentle and comfortable to wear. Pair it with your favorite long-sleeved tee or sweater and head out for your weekend adventures! The pattern is available in three different sizes.

Designer: Woolly Wormhead

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Kelbourne Woolens Germantown Bulky

This beret is created using the textured moss stitch and features a stockinette brim that keeps it snugly on your head. It has a classic, i-cord crest and fits on a medium-sized head.

Designer: Kent Turman

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Cascade Yarns Cascade 220

Enjoy the vintage vibes of this beautiful beret! It’s worked from the bottom up in the round. Made with fingering-weight yarn, this pattern creates a drapey beret that’s comfortable and cool - perfect for the spring, summer and fall months.

Designer: Katherine Grushevskaya

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Coffil Cashfive

This beret features tons of visual interest, with the top showing off a beautiful and intricate floral design. The instructions are offered both in written form and in a chart. This beret is available in three sizes and is best for intermediate knitters.

Designer: Jessie Correa

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Dream in Color Everlasting DK

This quick and easy project would be an excellent choice for knitting beginners making your first beret. There are also video tutorials to lead you through the steps of this pattern. Make one for yourself or a friend!

Designer: Novita Knits

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Novita Icelandic Wool

This pattern features rippling bursts of color in a chevron design. You’ll knit two rows at a time in each color, carrying your yarn to avoid jagged ends. Choose contrasting colors for a flashier kaleidoscope effect.

Designer: Caroline Hegwer

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Pixie Yarn Sock

Made with bulky yarn, this pattern creates a thick and cozy hat that’s ideal for chilly, winter days. It creates a drapey and comfortable pattern that works up quickly. This textured beret is made body first, with the brim last.

Designer: Hiroko Fukatsu

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Brooklyn Tweed Quarry

Worked in the stockinette stitch, this whimsical beret features a textured swirl on top. A variegated yarn gives it extra interest, but it would look lovely in a solid color, too!

Designer: Robin DeWeese

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Malabrigo Yarn Worsted

Here’s another bulky pattern that’s classic, simple, and easy to work up. It’s written in one size but includes tips for sizing up or down. 

Designer: Cashmere & Cigarettes

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Hue + Me

In a beautiful flow of color, this beret mimics the Icelandic sweater yokes. This intermediate pattern would be an excellent stash buster. The pattern is given as a chart only. 

Designer: Veronik Avery

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Patons Classic Wool

This casual beret is an easy way to quickly create a more put-together look. It’s made with the stockinette stitch in a two-tone stripe design. This pattern is a good fit for comfortable beginners.

Designer: Lion Brand Yarn

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Color Theory

Calling all flower lovers! Whether you wear it in winter, summer, spring, or fall, this sunflower beret is a surefire way to brighten up everyone’s day. This gorgeous design is a fun choice for comfortable beginners.

Designer: Lion Brand Yarn

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Heartland

This fun design features lovely colorwork that’s suitable for intermediate knitters. It also shows off a Latvian braid near the ribbed edge. This thoughtful pattern would make a wonderful winter gift!

Designer: Berroco 

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Berroco Ultra Wool DK

This pattern creates a sophisticated look that’s perfect for dressing up a bit. It’s designed with a gorgeous, intricate leaf pattern throughout. This pattern is worked in the round from the top down and is shown as a diagram.

Designer: Garnstudio

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: DROPS Nepal

This super simple beret is quick to make and great for beginners. It’s knitted with super bulky yarn, so you can fly through the pattern in just a few hours! This ultra-cozy pattern is available in a variety of sizes, from toddler through adult. 

Designer: Purl Soho

Yarn weight: Super bulky

Suggested yarn: Purl Soho Fiddlehead

Poetisa means “poet” in Spanish, and this artistic hat is the perfect accessory for curling up with a good book or poem, or trekking to the coffee shop to sit for a while. It’s knit from the top down with a stretchy bind off, and the size is easy to adjust. 

Designer: Gavriella Treminio

Yarn weight: Worsted + Lace

Suggested yarn: Hello Gavriella Worsted + Hello Gavriella Suri-Alpaca

This pattern is worked in English rib and features a pretty leaf design. It’s made with two colors, with the neutral tone setting the background for a pop of brighter color. This pattern is best for advanced beginners to intermediates.

Designer: Garnstudio

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: DROPS Merino Extra Fine

These little booties are made with a kimono, foldover design. They’re knit in a “T” shape and then folded over and sewn. This pattern is best for intermediates. 

Designer: Blog of Joy

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Soft

With a foldover top, these baby booties are the knitted version of little Ugg boots! This ankle-height design is made to keep feet warm and cozy. They pull up snugly and are more difficult for babies to pull off than shorter designs. 

Designer: Marianna’s Lazy Daisy Days

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

This easy pattern is knit flat and seamed to finish. With simple, step-by-step instructions, this pattern is perfect for beginners. These would make an adorable gift for a new baby!

Designer: Handy Little Me

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Rico Creative Cotton Aran

These adorable booties feature a classic foldover design, but they’re topped off with a touch of fun flair. Choose blue, pink, or neutral pompoms to fit your baby! This pattern is ideal for comfortable beginners.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

What makes wearing slippers more fun? Bunnies! These precious booties are such a cute way to keep little toes warm. The facial features are embroidered and safe for little ones.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

Worked with the simple garter stitch, this is a great choice for your first booties pattern. Made with a foldover brim, these booties work up quickly and are cute in any color! 

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Baby Hugs

These basic booties are easy to make and include straightforward, written instructions. This two-tone pattern is made with basic stitches and simple seaming at the end. They feature a flat top for an almost shoe-like look.

Designer: Erica and Eleanor

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Sirdar Cashmere Merino Silk DK

These cute slipper socks are easy to slip on babies without being too bulky. They’re knit from the top down. This quick pattern would be great for a last-minute gift.

Designer: Kate Atherley

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Koigu Painter’s Palette Premium Merino

These newborn booties feature a cute strap and are ideal for keeping the littlest toes warm! They fit babies size newborn to three months. 

Designer: Knot Sew Prisca

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

These ballet slippers include a clever piece of hidden elastic in the cast-off to help keep them snugly on a kicking baby’s feet. They knit up quickly and are available in four sizes: newborn, 3 months, 6 months, and 9 months.

Designer: Pumpkin and Bunny

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

What an adorable way to keep feet warm! To make these fox booties, you’ll need to be comfortable with the garter stitch, ribbing, basic shaping, and short-row shaping. This pattern is best for intermediates.

Designer: Let’s Knit

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

These booties are knit by starting with the sole, moving to the main shoe portion, and then working the cuff ribbing. They’re knit seamlessly and would be a good choice for a first knit booties pattern. Make this pattern for your own little one or as a gift!

Designer: Ines Strickt

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Soft

These little, knit uggs would be adorable for a baby boy or girl! They’re worked in one piece and are quick to knit. They’re available in three sizes: 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 12-18 months.

Designer: Things for Boys

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Rowan Pima Cotton DK

This precious pattern features two straps that give these slippers a more shoe-like look for little ones. There are so many fun color combinations you could use - check out the pictures for inspiration! Be sure to sew the buttons on very securely to make sure they’re safe for little ones.

Designer: Saartje de Bruijn

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Rowan RYC Cashcotton 4 Ply

These colorful little booties are made in one piece and joined along the back and the sole. They pull on easily, and the stretchy ribbing keeps them snugly on little feet! 

Designer: Frankie Brown

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Rowan RYC Cashcotton 4 Ply

These little socks are silky and so cozy for keeping the tiniest toes warm and snug! They can be worn alone or under a pair of slippers or shoes. The pattern is offered in two sizes: 0-3 months and 3-6 months.

Designer: Purl Soho

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Purl Soho Furl

These Bosnian-style booties feature a unique foldover cuff. They’re made on DPNs and worked partially in the round and partially flat. Make them striped or solid! 

Designer: Carole Barenys

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: DROPS Baby Merino

Socks always seem to fall off a baby’s feet, but this stretchy ribbed design will keep them on snugly! This tiny pair is perfect for little ones in the first couple of months. Pull them up tall or fold the cuff over.

Designer: Tabitha Gandee

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Hey Sister Yarn Co. Allons-y Sock

Since babies don’t walk, they can totally wear socks that walking children and adults could never get away with! Don’t miss your chance to use a super silly and adorable pair of socks like this one while your little one is still holding (somewhat) still! This cute pattern includes pictured instructions and is available in two different sizes.

Designer: Jeny Staiman

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Shibui Knits Sock Yarn

Between the foldover cuffs and the toe ridges, your newborn will be the most sophisticated (but cozy!) baby on the block! These booties are knitted flat and then seamed. A pictured tutorial is included for nearly every step!

Designer: Homemade by Calista

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

These dino booties are the perfect way to welcome a little boy or girl. They’re available in sizes 0-3 months and 3-6 months. The dino edge is worked into the sole, and the top portion is worked after that.

Designer: Anna Meier

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: Bernat Softee Baby

These precious little booties are knit seamlessly in the round. They’re soft, flexible, and comfortable for the littlest feet. This intermediate pattern features a cable up the center of the foot and a sweet little bow to finish the pattern off. 

Designer: Jane Anderson

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Filatura Di Crosa Baby Zarella

These scrunchy booties feature a stretchy, scrunched top section that can be pulled up or down on your little one to keep both feet and legs warm. They’re knit from the toe up with a short row heel. This intermediate pattern is available in five sizes, from newborn to 12 months. 

Designer: Knit Picks

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Shine Worsted

Load your little one up to walk your favorite paths with you - just make sure to keep those tiny feet warm! These booties are knitted back and forth and feature false cables. They can be made in a variety of sizes, from preemie to 4 years.

Designer: DROPS Design

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: DROPS Baby Merino

These mini sock booties are just the right accessory for those cold, snowy days. Made with cables and ribbing, they stretch nicely over little feet for a snug fit. They’re available for babies and toddlers sizes 1 month through 4 years.

Designer: DROPS Design

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: DROPS Puna

This ridged pattern integrates lots of color to create a pair of delightful baby booties. They have a cozy ribbed cuff to keep them snugly on your baby’s feet.

Designer: Frankie Brown

Yarn weight: Fingering

Suggested yarn: Purl Soho Furl

These banana socks are created as a long tube with no heel - so no shaping is required! This straightforward pattern is quick and easy to make and is a great choice for beginners. 

Designer: Susanne Shahin

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Lang Yarns Super Soxx 6-ply