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Free patterns to crochet unique things for your family and home: beanies, sunhat, whimsical hats, baby, blankets, decor, pillows, scarves, stuffies, seasonal and more.
Each pattern has been tested and most are easy enough for beginners with basic crochet skills. Help is always available through email or in our facebook group, Totally Snappy.
A fun and whimsical penguin to help you with dishes or in the bath. This makes a great gift and craft fair item. Similar Projects You Might Enjoy Pampering Penguin Crochet Pattern The crochet pattern is available to view here on my blog for free below. Directions for Pampering Penguin Materials Measurements Tips – please…
Ornaments make a great gift by themselves or tied onto a package for a special handmade touch. This layered tree ornament is super quick, easy, and takes a small amount of yarn. Layered Tree Ornament Crochet Pattern The crochet pattern is available to view here on my blog for free below. Directions for Layered Tree…
Snowmen are one of my most favorite things to make. I always try to make a few new ones each year. Welcome to “mini frost”, a 7″ tall, weighted stuffie. How he came to be: Often, while making other things, I see a snowman variation. That is what happened when I was designing my “Pumpkin…
Every year, my kids love having Santa hats to wear. One of my testers, Francie of The Mad Capper, made this amazing hat from one of my older patterns. I absolutely LOVE it! The model is pretty dang adorable too! This hat was originally designed because my son (age 3 at the time) loved rainbows…
It is fun having seasonal tissue holders and in my opinion they make the best gifts for anyone on your list PLUS they are stellar for craft fairs! I didn’t have a Christmasy one and I had the idea that the tissues would make a great beard! This could also hold little treats or a…
I love poufs and would really like some crocheted ones my family will use. I have tried a few over the years, but wow, they can be a lot of work to make and several end up pretty heavy. After seeing a cute pumpkin made from paper circles, I decided to give it a try…