Free Crochet Patterns

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Welcome to our Free Crochet Patterns section of cRAfterChick.com!

All my crochet patterns available in this section are completely free for you to use.

I’m not a professional at making my crochet patterns, so please let me know if you have any questions or issues. I’m more than happy to help out.  I’m far from an expert so most of my patterns range from beginner easy to intermediate (rarely).

All the crochet patterns you will find on cRAfterChick.com are made using US term stitches. below is chart for abbreviations commonly found in the patterns you will come across for future reference.

Crochet Abbreviations used in our patterns (US crochet stitches) at cRAfterChick.com
Crochet Abbreviations used in our patterns (US crochet stitches) at cRAfterChick.com

All I ask is that if you sell an item made from my pattern or want to share on your website that you please give credit to cRAfterChick.com for the pattern and provide a link as patterns are free so little money from ad impressions helps keep the site expenses taking care of.

I  do so hope that you enjoy my designs!

Take a look at the free crochet patterns I have made available so far.

Thank you for stopping by and checking us out. I hope you find something that inspires you to create something as well.

Happy Crafting!

Niki aka cRAfterChick

 

4 thoughts on “Free Crochet Patterns”

  1. Your patterns are wonderful….easy to read and work up. Every child I know is going to have several cute & adorable hats to wear. Thank you!!

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    • Thank you <3 My nephews, nieces and mother's classroom has been overflowing with them this year. 🙂

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  2. Help I am crocheting the easy Beany hat but after row 5 I seem to have a hole when I start the next row.
    I have been doing 2 chain at the end of the row but this seems to make a hole.

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    • The Ch 2 at the start of each round is a step up to the first stitch that closes the gap so there aren’t holes and does not count as stitch as indicated at start of patterns. If you are counting it as stitch and skipping to next stitch for 1st full dc, it will leave a hole. It’s ch 2 and then place 1 dc in to 1st st of previous round before placing 1 dc in each of the following st around before sl st in to top of 1st dc. Hope that helps.

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