Labels for Crochet Items
The difference between care labels and branding tags, and exactly when a handmade crochet item needs both kinds attached.
Free crochet patterns for covers and cozies, from toilet paper and seat covers to other handy household cover-ups.
The difference between care labels and branding tags, and exactly when a handmade crochet item needs both kinds attached.
Fabric and cardstock tag options for crochet items compared directly to leather, weighed by cost and long-term durability.
A wall-mounted crochet dispenser pattern that holds and neatly releases paper from a single hanging roll, no cover needed.
A free drawstring mesh pouch pattern that holds a bar of soap and lets it lather right through the open fabric weave.
A full pattern for a fitted crochet golf club head cover with a drawstring closure, sized to keep it securely in your bag.
A full ribbed pattern for adult-sized crochet slipper booties, including a non-slip sole option for indoor and outdoor wear.
A tiny pattern for a fitted crochet keychain holder sized specifically for a standard lip balm tube, quick enough for one sitting.
A padded, fitted crochet case pattern built to protect a pair of glasses or sunglasses while they’re loose in a bag or pocket.
A full pattern for a stuffed amigurumi ice cream cone, complete with a swirled, textured scoop worked in a contrast color.
A free-standing crochet holder that stores a spare roll upright on its own, different from a fitted cover that wraps the roll.