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Cat Door Stopper Crochet Pattern Original price was: $ 11.Current price is: $ 5.
What you’ll receive:

A PDF file in English
Instant digital download after payment
The PDF includes links to all my crochet patterns (2020–2026)

Cancellation & Refund Policy:

Instant download items are non-refundable.
No returns, exchanges, or cancellations once the transaction is complete.

Copyright & Usage:

This pattern is for personal use only and may not be resold, translated, published, shared, or redistributed without the author’s consent.
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Crochet Mary-Jane Baby Booties Pattern Original price was: $ 11.Current price is: $ 5.
What You’ll Make

Mary-Jane style baby booties
Crochet shoe sole
Shoe upper
Back section
Adjustable-style strap with button closure
Decorative 5-petal crochet flower
Flower center and petals
Final assembly and finishing

What’s Included

The 3-page PDF pattern walks you through the project from start to finish. You’ll find separate sections for the sole, upper sole, back side, straps, flower, and final assembly. Progress photos are included to make the instructions easier to follow.

Pattern Details

Size: Newborn to 3 Months
Skill Level: Beginner / Easy
Style: Mary-Jane Baby Booties
Stitches Used: Single Crochet (sc), Half Double Crochet (hdc), Double Crochet (dc)
Format: Digital PDF Crochet Pattern
Language: English

Flower Detail

The pattern includes instructions for creating a small decorative flower, consisting of a center circle and 5 crochet petals. The finished flower is attached to the side of the bootie, while a button is added to complete the strap closure.

Perfect For

These baby booties make a lovely crochet project for newborn gifts, baby showers, handmade baby accessories, or creating a special pair for your little one.

Please Note

This listing is for a digital crochet pattern only. You will receive instructions to make the booties shown; no finished physical booties will be shipped.

Grab your hook and yarn and enjoy making these adorable little Mary-Jane baby booties!
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Easy Crochet Baby Booties Pattern PDF Original price was: $ 11.Current price is: $ 5.
What You’ll Get

Instant PDF download
Step-by-step written crochet instructions
Instructions for multiple baby sizes
Clear stitch explanations and abbreviations
Easy-to-follow layout designed for smooth crocheting

SIZING

Designed to fit babies:
• 3–6 months
• 6–12 months

The pattern is written for the smaller size, with changes for the larger size shown in brackets.

SKILL LEVELNNN

• Skill Level: Easy / Beginner
• Basic knowledge of reading crochet patterns is required

Perfect For

Baby shower gifts
Newborn and baby essentials
Handmade keepsakes
Quick crochet projects

Please Note

This is a digital crochet pattern only.
No physical item will be shipped.
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Three Crochet Nesting Baskets Pattern Original price was: $ 11.Current price is: $ 5.
Pattern Details

Create a set of beautiful handmade Three Crochet Nesting Baskets with this beginner-friendly crochet pattern. This pattern includes three different basket sizes designed to nest together perfectly, making them both decorative and practical for everyday organization.

The baskets are worked in continuous rounds using simple crochet techniques to create sturdy, functional storage pieces. These versatile baskets are perfect for organizing small items, home décor, bathroom storage, nursery organization, craft supplies, and handmade gifts.

The finished sizes include:
- Small Basket: Approximately 10½ inches (26.5 cm) diameter × 8 inches (20.5 cm) tall
- Medium Basket: Approximately 13½ inches (34.5 cm) diameter × 7½ inches (19 cm) tall
- Large Basket: Approximately 16½ inches (42 cm) diameter × 7 inches (18 cm) tall
What’s Included

This crochet pattern PDF includes:
- Complete step-by-step crochet instructions
- Instructions for three different basket sizes
- Basket base shaping instructions
- Side construction instructions
- Continuous round crochet guidance
- Stitch abbreviation guide
- Size adjustment instructions
- Finished measurements
- Gauge information
- Complete materials list
- Helpful stitch marker guidance
The pattern provides everything needed to create three matching crochet nesting baskets from start to finish.

Skill Level

Easy / Beginner

This pattern is suitable for crocheters who are comfortable with basic crochet techniques, including:
- Chain stitches
- Single crochet
- Working in continuous rounds
- Magic ring technique
- Increasing stitches
- Using stitch markers
- Basic finishing techniques
A perfect beginner-friendly project for creating useful and stylish handmade storage baskets.

Materials Needed

Yarn:
- Bernat® Fab™ yarn (7 oz / 200 g; 37 yds / 33 m)
Small Basket:
- In The Garden (80007) – 4 balls or approximately 149 yards / 136 m
Medium Basket:
- Glowing Garden (80004) – 5 balls or approximately 187 yards / 170 m
Large Basket:
- Sunflower Garden (80008) – 6 balls or approximately 224 yards / 204 m
Other Materials:
- U.S. P/Q (15 mm) Susan Bates® crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
- Susan Bates® stitch markers
- Susan Bates® yarn needle
Gauge: 5 single crochet stitches and 5 rows = 4 inches (10 cm)
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Water Bottle Holder Crochet Pattern Original price was: $ 11.Current price is: $ 5.
WHAT YOU’LL GET

Instant PDF download
Step-by-step crochet instructions
Strap and lattice pattern included
Material list and guidance
Beginner-friendly layout

SIZE

Designed to fit:
• 40 oz Hydro Flask or similar bottle
• Approx. 9″ tall without strap

SKILL LEVEL

• Easy
• Basic crochet knowledge required

PERFECT FOR

• Travel accessories
• Gym bottle holders
• Beach and vacation use
• Handmade gifts
• Everyday carrying

Fall Crochet Patterns for the Best Season of the Year

Ask most crocheters which season they look forward to and they'll say this one. Autumn is when the craft makes sense again — the evenings get long, the yarn gets warm, and a project across your lap stops being a nuisance and starts being the point. It's also the season with the best palette. Rust, mustard, deep green, burnt orange and cream will make almost anything look considered, even a plain granny square. This collection pulls together our fall crochet patterns in one place. Leaves and pumpkins for the mantel, granny square blankets in autumn colours, gnomes, coasters, garlands, ear warmers and cardigans for the first cold mornings. Every pattern is written in US crochet terms with stitch counts at the end of every row, photo tutorials at the tricky steps, and an instant PDF download that's yours to keep and print.

Crochet fall leaves and pumpkins

The crochet leaf is the defining autumn project. Each one takes ten or fifteen minutes, uses scraps, and becomes whatever you need — a garland strung along a shelf, a scattering across a table, appliqués on a bag or a cushion, or a bunch in a vase with the pumpkins. Our leaf patterns cover maple, oak, simple pointed leaves and small filler shapes, worked in a range of sizes so a garland has variation in it rather than fifteen identical copies. The pumpkin patterns sit alongside them in several sizes, including the ribbed style that holds its shape without stuffing settling over time. Together these two are the best entry point into autumn crochet. They're fast enough to finish in one sitting, cheap enough to make dozens of, and they're by some distance the best-selling thing at any autumn craft market.

Fall crochet decor and home

Beyond leaves, the autumn decor range covers garlands and bunting, coasters, doilies, dishcloths, car hangers, banners and small hanging decorations. All quick, all cheap in yarn, and all things that change the feel of a room in an afternoon. Fall gnomes belong here and deserve their own mention. They've been one of the most reliably popular seasonal makes for years running, and the autumn versions in rust and mustard with leaf or pumpkin hats consistently outsell the spring and winter ones. If you make to sell, make gnomes. Doilies are worth a look too. Filet crochet in autumn colours has come back around, and a doily is a genuinely relaxing project — repetitive, portable, and finished in an evening or two.

Fall crochet blankets and afghans

Autumn is blanket season, and the granny square is its natural form. A fall granny square blanket in rust, mustard, cream and deep green is the most requested project of the season and probably always will be. It's simple, it's portable, you can work it a square at a time while doing something else, and the result looks deliberate no matter how the colours land. The blanket range covers classic granny square afghans, larger motif throws, ripple and chevron blankets in autumn palettes, and simpler single-stitch designs for anyone who wants the blanket without the sewing-up. Each pattern includes the full colour list we used and the yardage for every finished size. On colours: if you want one combination that always works, take burnt orange, mustard, cream and a deep forest green, and use the cream to separate the others. It's the autumn equivalent of a safe bet.

Fall crochet clothes and accessories

Autumn clothing is about the transition. It's too warm for wool and too cold for cotton, so the projects here sit in between — light cardigans, ear warmers, headbands, bandanas, hats and scarves worked in DK or a wool blend rather than chunky yarn. The ear warmer is the standout beginner project of the season. It takes under an hour, it's worked flat, and by late October everyone wants one. Headbands and bandanas follow the same principle. Above those, the cardigan range covers cropped and longline open-stitch designs, all graded across a proper size range with finished measurements. Fall earrings are the small surprise in this section. Leaf-shaped crochet earrings in thread weight take twenty minutes a pair, cost almost nothing, and sell remarkably well at markets alongside the gnomes.

Fall amigurumi

Autumn amigurumi covers the seasonal characters — hedgehogs, foxes, squirrels, owls, acorns, small pumpkins and autumn dolls. Each takes an afternoon, uses scrap yarn, and works as a gift or a market piece. They're also the easiest thing to make with children as the evenings draw in. Small, fast, and the patterns are written simply enough for a confident beginner to follow alone.

Easy fall crochet for beginners

If you're starting out, this is the best season to do it. Almost everything autumn is small. Begin with a leaf. Then a garland made from several leaves. Then coasters, then a pumpkin, then an ear warmer. Five projects, five finished objects, and by the end you'll have learned every stitch a granny square blanket needs. Our beginner autumn patterns are marked in the listings and carry extra photo steps.

What you get with every pattern

Instant PDF download, permanently yours, no subscription and no waiting on email. US crochet terms with a conversion key on the first page. Photo tutorials on the awkward steps. Stitch counts at the end of every row and round. Full size grading with finished measurements on anything wearable. And a real person to email if a row goes wrong — we wrote and tested these ourselves and can usually spot the problem from a photo.

Frequently asked questions

What's the easiest fall crochet project for a beginner?

A crochet leaf. Ten to fifteen minutes, scrap yarn, and it looks finished immediately. String a few together into a garland and you have a real project rather than a practice swatch.

What are the best colours for fall crochet?

Burnt orange, mustard, rust, deep forest green and cream. Use the cream to break up the others and almost any combination works. If you want something less traditional, try dusty plum with sage and oatmeal.

How long does a fall granny square blanket take?

Anywhere from thirty to seventy hours depending on size and square count, spread over several weeks. The squares themselves are fast — it's the joining and the ends that take the time, so pick a join-as-you-go method if you want it finished this season.

What yarn should I use for autumn crochet?

DK or worsted weight in a wool or wool blend for anything worn, since the weather is transitional rather than truly cold. Acrylic is fine and more practical for decor pieces that will be handled and stored. Every pattern lists exactly what we used.

Do you have autumn crochet patterns as well as fall?

Same thing — fall is the US word and autumn is the British one. Everything in this collection covers both, and the patterns themselves are written in US crochet terms with a UK conversion key.

Are there free fall crochet patterns?

Yes, we publish free patterns on the blog through the season, including a basic leaf and a beginner ear warmer. The paid patterns here are the fuller versions with photo tutorials, size grading and support included.

Do you have Halloween crochet patterns?

Yes — pumpkins, ghosts, bats, cats and spiders, listed in their own collection and linked from this page.

Will crochet pumpkins hold their shape?

The ribbed patterns will. A plain single crochet pumpkin tends to sag as the stuffing settles, so our patterns use a ribbed or post-stitch construction and a firm stuffing technique that's explained with photos.

Are these patterns in US or UK terms?

US terms throughout, with a conversion key on the first page of every PDF.

Can I sell what I make from these patterns?

Yes, you can sell finished items you've made yourself. You can't resell or share the pattern file.

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