This Eggnog Crochet Cowl is just what your winter wardrobe needs! It’s easy to crochet, and will keep you cozy all season long. Work up this trendy crochet cowl using just 1 1/2 skeins of your favorite worsted weight yarn. This particular cowl shown here was made using Lion Brand Heartland yarn, which is available […]
Holy Cowls! 23 Crochet Cowl Patterns
From what I saw last year and what I guarantee I’ll see again this year, crochet cowls are the “it” item of the season. Fall and winter are the greatest times to sport cowls because they not only keep you warm, but they’re fashionable, too. Cowls are easy patterns to work up for yourself, but […]
Wrapped in Gems: Birthstone Crochet Patterns
I thought birthstones were an invention of jewelry stores, until I started reading about them. I was surprised to learn that the tradition of birthstones dates back to the first century! The time when people started wearing birthstones is debated. However, modern birthstones have been influenced by jewelers. In 1870, Tiffany & Co. released a […]
AllFreeCrochet Announces New Digital Magazine: I Like Crochet!
It’s not often we get this excited about news brewing within the company, but today is one of those days. Ready to hear it? Over the past few months, the team at AllFreeCrochet has been hard at work putting together our first digital crochet magazine, I Like Crochet. This wasn’t anything put together in haste. […]
Southern Charm: Free Crochet Tutorials for the Southern Belle
One of my friends was born and raised in Georgia. She doesn’t have a trace of an accent, but you can tell that she came from the South based on her impeccable manners, love of sweet tea, and obsession with Carrie Underwood. As if that isn’t enough proof of her roots, she has another tell: […]
All Seasons Crocheted Cowl
Happy New Year Crocheters! Thanks for coming back in 2013. We hope you had a fabulous 2012 and we only wish to bring your more fantastic things! I know I’ve mentioned this plenty of times in the past, but I am obsessed with cowls, especially during the winter. I’ve made many convertible cowls for myself […]
