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Each one was worked on the glider before it went up, and each one tells you how long it really took. Pick a seat by skill, or use the search box if you already know what you are after.
Showing 37–48 of 288 patterns
A cozy worsted-weight throw for confident beginners, with raised texture rows and a simple border. About 9-12 hours.
A mint cotton baby dress with a daisy-trimmed bodice, suited to confident improvers, about 12 to 18 hours of crochet.
A scrappy sunburst granny square tote with bamboo handles, perfect for stash cotton and about 10 to 14 hours of relaxed stitching.
A lavender cotton crochet high-top pattern for confident stitchers, with a ribbed cuff and rubber sole, roughly a weekend project.
An intermediate bobble-stitch purse in mint and cream, built for structure, about 7 to 10 hours start to finish.
A cozy cotton phone case with a ribbed texture and button flap. Confident beginners, roughly 4-6 hours start to finish.
An easy lace headband for warm weather, worked flat in a few hours - great for confident beginners.
An intermediate crochet purse pattern with radial shaping and surface ridges, worked in two panels over a weekend.
A sturdy panel-built crochet pencil bag for confident beginners, about 4-6 hours over two panels plus zipper.
A beginner-friendly crochet succulent made from 15 layered leaves in three sizes, ready in a few hours.
A sturdy cotton bow handbag for anyone who likes structure in their stitches. About 4-6 hours, hook in hand.
An advanced-intermediate shell-stitch palazzo jumpsuit in ombre tones. Fitted bodice, flared legs, granny square accent. Several