Summer is still here and there’s time to cherish the end-of-summer beachy vibes with the collection of 10 free seaside crochet patterns. These patterns are mostly for easy skill level and 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.
Let’s crochet the painting-like Ocean blanket. It will make a beautiful part of your marine style home decoration. Red Heart Unforgettable Regatta (medium size 4 = worsted/aran) yarn is perfect for this project with swirling shades of blue, green and beige. Skill level is easy.
Seashell crochet doily pattern diagram is available online for free. It is made in fractal crochet technique which is not difficult with its repetition of double crochet stitches and chains. It also involves lots of increases and counting stitches and this is the reason fractal crochet is also called math-based crochet.
Picot Mesh Shawl design started with me spotting the beautiful sparkling yarn ball on the shelf of my crafts store and not being able to leave it there. It was Lion Brand Summer Nights Blue Lagoon! I was so sure I can make something pretty with it. And so I made the Picot Mesh shawl. It’s easy and so relaxing and enjoyable to work on to watch it grow with each row.
Dolphin Table Runner is a fun decor item to add the vibes of the beautiful ocean life to your home. It is made in filet crochet technique and it’s easy. You can add as many dolphins on your table runner as you like, I made three. And the white waves of the ocean are also easy to crochet for the edge of Dolphin Table Runner.
What better way to accompany your next trip to the beach than this cute new crochet bag that I call Tote By the Ocean. If you are familiar with the popular song by DNCE “Cake By the Ocean”, then yes, my bag’s name is totally inspired by this catchy tune. There are a few special stitches to learn or practice, so I would say the skill level of this pattern is easy to intermediate.
Wind Rose crochet doily is designed by Fujiko Takagi. I love the lacy look of this one, focusing on the Wind Rose symbol in the center. I learned that Wind Rose is a graphical tool to show the speed and direction of the wind and the compass developed from it. Skill level is easy.
The Seabreeze Shawl is the kind of accessory to crochet that makes you feel like, despite the fleeting summertime, a few seaside adventures are still waiting to wear the lightweight shawl around your shoulders. This is an easy crochet pattern, and if you haven’t tried it before, you will learn Wave stitch while making your Seabreeze Shawl.
Here is a truly vintage crochet doily pattern from 1846. I call it the “waves doily” because the edge reminds me of rolling ocean waves. This one is fairly easy and works up quickly, so it’s perfect for beginners or anyone who enjoys finishing the whole doily while watching a movie. That’s what I like to do!
This striped Nautical Towel makes a nice handmade addition and adds a pop of color to your kitchen. You will learn or practice three different techniques. First, the towel is made with corner-to-corner (aka C2C) technique which means working the piece in diagonal rows, increasing on first half and decreasing on second half. Second, the look and texture of the towel is created by moss stitch which is a simple pattern of single crochets and chains. And third, changing the two colors of yarn after each two rows gives the towel its nice contrast stripes.
I renamed this doily Beach Doily after using the vibrant beachy colors of white, aqua and orange. But it also looks great in white and navy blue as a Marine Doily to give your room the extra touch of nautical vibes. It is easy to crochet.
