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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.
Spring is a great time to bring sunshine into our homes and what a better way than through colorful crochet towels. I designed these as part of a crochet along in 2018 so there is a video too. You can make them right along with me so grab some fun cotton yarns and get started….
What creates a peaceful moment for you? I’ve had a few emotional days lately and some great friends suggested finding a happy place. For me that is often crochet. Another friend, Kate of Crafting Friends Designs, was talking about the new yarn, Red Heart Amore and had me check my local Walmart to see which…
I have wanted to make a new “swimming” shark to go along with my collection of shark patterns. I think they turned out really cute and will be fun for boys and girls of all ages. I included a bow for a girly touch and a mustache for the manly sharks in our lives. Of…
Happy February! By this time each year, I am ready for some COLOR in my life (Januarys in Utah get very blah) so Valentine’s Day is a great way to brighten life. Growing up, my mom always had a special Valentine-y gift for each of us at the breakfast table. I always loved seeing the…
I really like having handmade things on hand to give as gifts, especially when someone needs a little pick me up. I have found these little crocheted tissue covers are the gift that keeps on giving that hug. Last summer I needed a little something to give a group of ladies and so I used…
I’ve been wanting to try the new Evermore yarns by Red Heart Yarns. A few weeks ago they sent me some yarns to try and I was excited to see two skeins of this beautiful yarn. I first used a P hook and I really like how it was turning out. I soon realized I…