March is here and spring has almost sprung, so while we wait to see more green in the nature, let’s crochet green with this collection of 11 Free Green Crochet Patterns. The patterns range from easy to intermediate skill level, so you can practice or learn a lot of interesting crochet stitches. Each of these patterns include video tutorial to help you with stitches and techniques.
Crochet bookmarks are quick to work up and they make excellent gifts to anyone who loves books and reading. And with this Leaf Bookmark pattern you will learn tapestry crochet technique which is quite easy to master. Plus it’s so fun to crochet an image using two colors of thread. This is my original pattern.
Celtic Square Doily is such a great piece of home decor because it fits so many different spaces like tables, desks and shelves. It makes a wonderful part of centerpiece on the dining table and it can even be used as a fancy placemat at that special dinner event. This pattern is for intermediate skill level but beginners are welcome to make it as well to learn lots of different crochet stitches. Designer is unknown.
Back to the nature! It’s a perfect time to go out for a walk and admire these gorgeous plants we call ferns. I love the beautiful leaves we can crochet with thread and yarn because they look so real. So let’s crochet this pretty fern leaf. This is my own version of crochet fern leaf, meaning that I created the specific stitch count to get the final size and shape of the leaf.
I found the pattern on Ravelry that links to the copies of this old book with lots of vintage crochet designs. Its name is Priscilla’s Crochet Book Centrepieces & Doilies and it was published way back in 1915. It’s sometimes a challenge to read these old pattern instructions as the terms and abbreviations are quite different from what we use today. Luckily, the book has great explanations of the terms.
While waiting for the green leaves to spring up again, I invite you to crochet the Shamrock Table Runner with me. You will create the cute leaves for your table using filet crochet technique, which is very easy to do with the helpful chart. Shamrock Table Runner is a part of my Nature and Holiday d
Celebrate winter and crochet the cute Winter Mint Doily. The fresh new tutorial will help you make one in no time. The doily is easy and very enjoyable to crochet. It is designed by S. Janotta.
The Clover Leaf Doily is different from other doilies, yet it’s such a joy to make. It may look more complicated than it actually is. It is made of six separate motifs but it’s very easy to connect them as you finish each motif, so there’s no stitching needed later. The skill level to crochet the Clover Leaf Doily is intermediate and with this pattern you will learn or practice triple crochet cluster, among other stitches. Designer is unknown.
Get your green on! It’s time to get ready and crochet Shamrock hat for St. Patrick’s Day! You will blend right in with this whimsical cone hat adorned with Shamrock leaf. My original design.
Let’s learn to crochet the maple leaf in Irish crochet technique. Happy to share the video tutorial and written pattern of the bigger green leaf with you. You can find the smaller orange leaf pattern HERE.
Spring is here and it’s getting greener outside every day, so I invite you to crochet this new Spring Leaf Doily with me. The designer of this doily is unknown, it’s a free diagram online, but I’m very grateful for this beautiful pattern.
Clover Table Runner is an easy crochet pattern to make lacy springtime home decor. This pattern is light and airy, perfect for those breezy spring afternoons. The lace-like design allows the table’s natural beauty to shine through while adding a delicate touch of craftsmanship.
