Crochet Patterns

Browse Crochet Patterns on this page.

Patterns on this website are always free and are in USA crochet terms. An add-free pdf of these patterns is available in both UK and USA terms on Ravelry. Some pdf’s are free but some attract a modest fee to help support the costs associated with creating the designs and maintaining this website. A part of the profit is donated to Dachshund Rescue Australia. You can read more about that HERE.

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Difficulty Levels on patterns are based on the Yarn Council definitions as follows:

Projects using basic stitches. May include basic increases and decreases.

Projects may include simple stitch patterns, color work, and/or shaping.

Projects may include involved stitch patterns, color work, and/or shaping.

Projects may include complex stitch patterns, color work, and or/shaping using a variety of techniques and stitches simultaneously.

Waffle Dishcloth Pattern

And how to choose the right Cotton Yarn. Crochet dishcloths are one of those things that are in the category of ‘if you know, you know’.  So many times, I’ve given them as gifts to friends who were NOT in the know and I always laughed at the puzzled, slightly mocking, look they would give…

Introducing Lola’s Circle Duster Crochet Pattern

It’s finally here! I am so excited to announce the release of the crochet pattern for Lola’s Circle Duster! This design has been over a year in the making. This is the most complex pattern I’ve designed and I am so thankful to my testing team for helping me get this right. This garment is…

Super easy and quick furry crochet cowl!

This furry cowl feels so luxurious!  It’s like being hugged by a teddy bear.  It is incredibly simple and quick to make with only two stitches – chain and single crochet (double crochet in UK terms). It’s super stretchy and slips right over the head with no loose or dangling ends to get caught on…

Wear It 4 Ways Scarf

This scarf is made in a branching leaves pattern using fingering weight colour change yarn and a 3.5mm hook.  Featured here is Garnmanufaktur Lola (300g/1125m) in the gorgeous Strelizia colourway. Lola is a hand-tied, 4-strand cotton/acrylic yarn from Germany which contains 6-8 colours giving you up to 16 colour changes depending on the Lola being used. Another…

Peacock Shrug Crochet Pattern

This gorgeous shrug features the pineapple stitch which gives it its old-world lacey look.  The shape of the shrug is inspired by the simplicity of Saori clothing weaving and sewing techniques, drawing from the Saori Margeurite Jacket. The size can be adjusted either by adding/removing repeats of the pattern, or simply by rolling the ‘collar’…

Textured Dishcloth

A beautiful and practical textured dishcloth to crochet using cotton yarn.

Easy Trellis Scarf

I just love a really long scarf – one that can be wrapped around the neck several times for cozy, comforting warmth without being too bulky or feeling like you’re being strangled.  This Trellis Scarf fits the bill and is a perfect beginner’s scarf.  It is very quick and easy to make and is adaptable to any…

Spiral Beanie

This clever little unisex beanie looks like it has been knitted but it is crocheted! The trick is to work in the back loop only using a half double crochet (half treble crochet in UK terms) stitch. The beanie is warm and stretchy (depending on the yarn you use of course) and is one size…

Lost Heritage Shawl

The Lost Heritage Shawl is a very large wrap around shawl (more like a cloak!) that is a modified version of fillet crochet and features Native American motifs.  It is also much more than a crochet pattern – designing this has been a journey into my own lost heritage.  I was born in California, USA…

ANZAC Poppy Cowl

For Australians, ANZAC Day has special significance. It’s at Gallipoli that we found our national identity. We wear the poppy on this day each year to honour the sacrifice made by those who have served in our military in times of war. This cowl is my way of wearing the poppy during the often chilly…

Entomology Wrap

Butterflies, Dragonflies and Bees…oh my! I’m very excited to share with you the pattern for the Entomology Wrap – a lovely rectangular shawl that features a host of beautiful critters – butterflies, dragonflies, bees, and baby dragonflies –  as well as leaves and divider rows made of the bead stitch. Each motif is presented as…

Mother of Dragons Shawl

The Daughter of Dragons Scarf has been a big a viral hit and many of you have asked for a shawl version of the pattern. Well here it is! The Mother of Dragons Shawl features the same dragon wing shape, but has simplified increases and decreases to give it the longer runs of sections so…

Daughter of Dragons Scarf Pattern with Videos

It’s finally here! The updated pattern for the Daughter of Dragons Scarf has hit the Long Dog Wool blog! This has been my most popular design on Ravelry. It’s an intermediate pattern that is also suitable for the adventurous beginner. The Daughter of Dragons scarf is based on a dragon tail shape. The ‘fins’ alternate…

Butterfly Blessings Baby Cardigan and Hat

The Butterfly Blessings Cardigan and Hat are the perfect gift for the baby girl.  The subtle butterfly stitch patterns the front and back of the cardigan and the band of the hat.  For summer weather, the versions pictured are made with cotton yarn but an acrylic or wool would give you a spring/autumn version.  Instructions…

Letterbox Anzac Poppy Pattern

The poppy is a symbol used in most Commonwealth nations for Remembrance Day.  In Australia, we also wear them for Anzac Day. This year, because of the global pandemic, most ANZAC Day ceremonies are either cancelled or will be held with no spectators because of lockdowns and social distancing rules.  There is a movement here…

Crochet this Kitchen Set – Patterns for coordinated dishcloths and scrubbies.

Whether you are concerned about the environment and love the idea of eco-friendly, washable, re-usable dishcloths and scrubbies that you’ve made yourself, or whether you love making small projects that are useful around the house, you can’t go past this kitchen set. The patterns included here are for two different styles of dishcloth and a…

I’m Bridget A.

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