Hey everyone! This past year I’ve discovered some new crochet patterns. Today I’m going to share my favorite patterns from 2019. All of these patterns will be linked below so you can check them out for yourself. These are all my own opinions. Without further ado, let’s begin!
FAVORITE PATTERNS FROM 2019
AMARA CHRISTMAS STOCKING
I recently discovered Jen Mitchell of Nella’s Cottage, and fell in love with her patterns. They’re just so cute, and it’s hard to not buy all of them. I’ve bought multiple appliques from her, but the pattern I’ve made a lot of so far is the Amara Christmas Stocking. This is a beautiful stocking pattern that is super easy to follow. She gives detailed instructions for how to make this stocking, and even includes how to alter it if you’d like to add a crochet applique on it. You can even change up your hook and yarn size in order to make the stocking a little smaller as well. The possibilities are endless. I can see myself making a ton of these for my fall 2020 craft fair. You can purchase the pattern here.
CHECKERED LINES BLANKET
This pattern is created by Tiffany and her daughters of Daisy Farm Crafts. If you’ve ever seen any of their patterns, you will understand just how beautiful they are. They know how to create the perfect modern baby blanket. While I want to rush and make all of their patterns at once, I settled on making this Checkered Lines Blanket. I’m using the same yarn they used in the original pattern, which is Red Heart Soft in White and Seafoam. It’s quickly become one of my favorites. I love the simplicity of it, and I can see myself making this blanket in different colors. You can get the free pattern here.
FOUR COLOR BABY SWEATER
Another one of Daisy Farm Craft’s patterns is this Four Color Baby Sweater. Once I first saw this on their YouTube channel, I knew I had to immediately crochet this for my nephew. I ended up getting the same yarn they used, Patons Canadiana, which I’ve never used before. Boy I’m glad I did as this yarn is super soft and has a beautiful sheen to it. There are so many color choices to choose from with this brand of yarn. I am following the 6-9 month size, which seems to fit my nephew perfectly when I tried it on him. I am almost finished with this sweater and I cannot wait to give this to him for Christmas. You can find the free pattern here.
GRANNY STRIPE BABY BOY BLANKET
One of my own free patterns that I created earlier this year was my Granny Stripe Baby Boy Blanket. I made this for my nephew, who was born at the end of June. I kept going back and forth on what pattern to use, when I finally settled on a granny stripe pattern. You can learn how to make the granny stripe pattern here. Once I decided on a pattern, I had to choose some colors. While searching on Google Images for some ideas, I stumbled upon a blue, white, and gray blanket that caught my eye. I knew the perfect yarn to make this blanket, which ended up being Caron Simply Soft. I really enjoyed how this blanket turned out, and I’m itching to make it again, in a few different colors. You can get the free pattern here.
I hope you enjoyed my favorite patterns from 2019. I hope to discover more patterns in the future so I can share them with you.
Have you tried any of these patterns before? What were your favorite patterns from 2019? Leave a comment below and let me know. I’d love to hear from you!
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