15 Lion Brand Pound of Love Crochet Patterns

Looking for patterns that use Lion Brand’s Pound of Love yarn? This is an awesome yarn, and there are lots of amazing patterns to be made with it. If you have a skein or two that you haven’t gotten around to using, you might just find the perfect project here!

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Lion Brand Pound of Love Review

Have you used this yarn before? Lion Brand Pound of Love is so amazing for several reasons. It’s relatively affordable, easy to use, amazing quality, versatile for just about any crochet project, and comes in crazy bulk! That means that one skein should cover almost any one (or even several) crochet project(s).

Maybe you’ve seen it around, but you’re not sure what to make out of it. The truth is, there are lots of possibilities with this yarn. You can use one skein to make a variety of smaller projects. OR, you can use 1 or 2 skeins to make a much larger project. You’ll find both kind of designs in this post.

As far as buying options for this yarn, it can be bought in store at Joann, or online on Amazon or Lion Brand. Suprisingly (at the time of writing) the price on Amazon vs. Lion Brand was exactly the same. So if you have prime shipping, I would go with that option! 😉

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Is pound of love yarn good for blankets?

Yes, Pound of Love is a great choice for making blankets! In fact, you will find quite a few blanket patterns in this post. Pound of Love comes in several perfect baby colors if you are looking to make baby blankets. Really though, it has a wide selection of pastels and darker hues, so there’s something for everyone!

In addition, the weight of this yarn makes it great for blankets. Because the ball is so big (1 pound!) If you want to make a good sized blanket, you will need more than one skein. But you probably won’t need 10+ skeins like you would with other yarn!

Lion Brand Pound of Love Crochet Patterns

Without further ado, let’s jump right into all the awesome pound of love patterns!

1. Pound of Love Dream Weaver Bag

First up, check out the Dream Weaver Bag! Isn’t this one stunning? I love all of its beautiful textures! Since the stitches used work up a pretty thick fabric, the end result comes out super sturdy, so there’s not need to line it! This bag would make the perfect gift for any loved ones.

Designer: Joann’s Designs

2. Bobbles and Beads Crochet Sweater

Next, meet the Bobbles and Beads Sweater! This sweater is just so fun and full of unique textures. This pattern flatters all body types and is so easy to customize with bright or more subdued colors depending on what look you’re going for! Additionally, it’s easier than it looks. It’s worked in a continuous round with simple sections of colorwork. So even a beginner-intermediate crocheter could tackle this one!

Designer: Knitting With Chopsticks

3. Succulent Spring Hexagon Afghan

Are you looking for something even more unique? Check out the Succulent Spring Hexagon Afghan! This afghan is absolutely stunning and has such an elegant feel to it. From the unique textures to the lacy motifs and tassel edging, this blanket would be the perfect heirloom to pass down throughout your family. Another thing I love about this one is that it looks beautiful in almost any color, and it’s super easy to adjust the size since you can make as many or as few hexagons as you’d like!

Designer: A Crocheted Simplicity

4. Zema Pocket Scarf

Next is a cool one: the Zema Pocket Scarf! This scarf is super thick, warm, and cozy, and incredibly practical as well! This scarf is built up primarily by v-stitches with half double crochet accents for the stripes which give it a simple, woven-like texture. If you’re looking for something to keep you extra warm this winter, you should definitely give this one a try!

Designer: Joann’s Designs

5. My First Cardigan

Have you been looking for simple garment patterns? If so, I bet you’ll enjoy this My First Cardigan pattern! Like the name implies, this pattern is so simple to follow and makes a great starting-garment project for beginners. It’s worked up in one piece from the bottom up and then completed with a zipper that gives it a store-bought-like appearance. If you’ve been intimidated by clothing patterns or are just looking for a project you can make without paying too much attention to, this one is perfect!

Designer: Wilmade

6. Textured Puff Stitch Blanket

Are you looking for an easy blanket pattern? If so, I bet you’ll love this Textured Puff Stitch Blanket! This blanket is built up by super simple stitches that, combined with the puff stitch, create this stunning, yet simple look. As a beginner, the puff stitch may be tricky at first, but once you get the hang of it, this pattern becomes the perfect mindless crochet project to make while listening to music, and audio book, watching your favorite show, etc.!

Designer: Easy Crochet

7. Lacy Windows Shawl

Next up, meet the Lacy Windows Shawl! This shawl is worked in one continuous piece and has a beautiful, delicate lacy design. Unlike the larger blanket patterns, this project only uses one skein on Pound of Love yarn, so it’s affordable to make as well. If you’re looking for a fun gift idea, or just for something unique to add to your wardrobe, this one is it!

Designer: Joann’s Designs

8. Caprock Canyon Lapghan

Next, check out the Caprock Canyon Blanket. This blanket has a gorgeous and cozy texture thanks to the Crunch stitch. This lapghan is on the smaller side, so it works up quickly and is perfect for when you just need something small to snuggle up in. Since the fringe is completely optional, without it this would make the perfect lap blanket for those in wheelchairs or nursing homes!

Designer: Stitching Together

9. Wrapped in Love Shawl

Next up is another shawl design: the Wrapped in Love Shawl! This shawl is worked up in an easy, four row repeat and it’s crocheted in one continuous piece, so there’s no sewing necessary! Additionally, it’s super versatile and makes a great layering piece for almost any outfit.

Designer: Winding Road Crochet

10. Crochet Snowflake Headband

Are you looking for something you can make in one sitting? Look no further than the Snowflake Headband! This pattern is super cute, easy, and quick to make, AND uses little to no yarn. Seriously, this pattern is incredibly cost-effective! You can make a few with some leftover scraps of Pound of Love, or you can make lots from a whole skein to give out as gifts or sell at a craft fair!

Designer: Easy Crochet

11. Warm Hugs Pocket Shawl

Next up, meet the Warm Hugs Pocket Shawl. This pattern features a variety of unique stitches that when built up on top of each other create this gorgeous, intricate design. They also create a super thick fabric, so this shawl is extra warm and cozy! And the best part? It has pockets!

Designer: Donelda Higgins (Ravelry, Paid only)

12. Flora and Fauna Clutch

Here’s a unique one: the Flora and Fauna Clutch! This clutch is so darling, I just love the puffy flowers. This design is truly unique since it’s not crocheted in one piece. Instead, lots of little flowers are pieced together like a puzzle and then sewn to form the body of the clutch, and then a simple, half double crochet flap is added afterward and embellished with more flowers. This one definitely takes some patience, but the end result is so worth it!

Designer: Joann’s Designs

13. Striped Baby Blanket

Next is another blanket pattern: the Striped Baby Blanket. This simple pattern is super cute, snuggly, and easy to work up. The size of this one makes it perfect to give as a gift to a mom-to-be, or to use as a lapghan or throw blanket!

Designer: You Should Craft

14. Diyarn Iconic Granny Couch Afghan

Are you looking for more of a statement piece? If so, I think you’ll like this Diyan Iconic Granny Couch Afghan! This blanket is massive, bright, and super warm. It’s perfect for snuggling up in on a rainy day! Since this blanket is made up by small granny squares, you can easily adjust the size of it or mess around with different color combos to make the perfect piece of home decor!

Designer: Joann’s Designs

15. For Kyle Baby Blanket

Last but not least, meet the For Kyle Baby Blanket. This sweet pattern features a fun, ripple-like design with a clean, straight edging. And it looks beautiful in almost any color combo! This blanket would be perfect to gift at a baby shower, sell at a craft fair, etc.!

Designer: Underground Crafter

More Patterns with Lion Brand Yarn:

• Lion Brand Homespun Crochet Patterns
• Lion Brand Landscapes Crochet Patterns
• Lion Brand Cover Story Crochet Patterns
• Lion Brand Comfy Cotton Crochet Patterns

Conclusion

There are many project options when it comes to crocheting with Lion Brand’s Pound of Love yarn. One of the most popular choices is blankets & afghans, as you might have been able to tell from this article. I hope you are inspired with ideas for your next project from these patterns!