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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.
Slippers are my go-to gift item because I love them so much and everyone needs a cozy pair, right? I prefer slippers that are easy to make and don’t require a lot of construction or constant pattern watching. I’ve been wanting an easy but cute pair that is more similar to socks. I hope you…
My little “Bunny Bins” have been a lot of fun. Seeing the little guys popping up on social media has made me smile so I made a bigger version. I hope you will love this one too. Big Bunny Bins Crochet Pattern The crochet pattern is available for free below. A downloadable, ad-free pattern is…
I originally made this beanie out of Red Heart Velvety yarn for my dear friend that was starting chemo. I wanted something super soft. I LOVE this yarn, but sadly it was discontinued. Bernat Velvet yarn could be used instead. One skein goes a long way and is enough for a hat. I used two skeins for…
When designing this project I knew I wanted to make something for Easter, but since northern Utah keeps getting a LOT of snow it is more winter than spring right now. The Caron Chunky Cake I chose created a warm and cozy sweater for my little bunny…yes, yes I DID manipulate the self-striping yarn so…
This week I added the crochet patterns for my Spring Hanging Towels and Spring Cloths to my blog. In the past, people have mentioned how cute the cloths would be as baby bibs. Well, this week another awesome peep mentioned that so I had to give it a try. I LOVE how they turned out….
Granny squares are fun to make and come in lots of shapes and sizes. I have always loved traditional granny squares and decided to do a spin on one. My “Granny Around The Block” starts with an inner square, worked back and forth in rows of granny-type clusters. Four rounds are added to finish it…