Am I right? Fall is the time when everyone gets out their hooks and searches for just the right pattern. I know I do! And I’ve seen soo many cute Fall decorations this year! In this post I want to share some amazing pumpkin crochet patterns, fall decor, and fall blankets! Hopefully you find your next project.

Harvest Crochet Patterns

When it comes to Fall crocheting, there can be different things that people think of. For example, Thanksgiving falls under the “Autumn” category, but so does Halloween!

In this post, I will mostly be sharing harvest-type crochet patterns. I love using this word to describe it, because it really gives off a certain vibe rather than being so general.

What Should I Crochet in Fall?

There are SO many amazing things you can crochet in the Fall! Here’s just a quick list to get you thinking (don’t worry, I’ll show you tons of specific patterns too!)

• You can crochet Fall decor. Think things like pumpkins, garlands, wreaths, etc., all in cozy Fall colors!
• If you’re up for a bigger project, try a Fall crochet blanket/afghan. This will prepare you for the cold weather season!
• You can also try your hand at an Autumn crochet garment or accessory—something to wear. There is nothing like a cozy crochet scarf or cardigan to dress up a Fall outfit.

Like I said, I will be showing you patterns in ALL of these categories! If you one them sounds like exactly what you want to make, feel free to skip to the different sections using the Table of Contents below.

Table of Contents

• Crochet Pumpkin Patterns
• Crochet Garments & Accessories for Fall
• Crochet Fall Home Decor Patterns
• Fall Crochet Afghan Patterns

Fall Pumpkin Crochet Patterns

I figured a great place to start would be pumpkin crochet patterns! I’m not sure if there is anything represents the word “Fall” better in my mind! As the season of pumpkin spice rolls around (yes, I love all the pumpkin spice goodies!!) crocheted pumpkins are a great addition to the spirit of the season.

So let me show you some of my favorite patterns!

Rustic Pumpkins

First up we have these rustic crochet pumpkins by Meg Made with Love. Aren’t they adorable?! I love how there are 3 different options you can make—one simple, one gingham, and one with post stitches. I might just have to make some if I can find the time.

Pumpkin Basket (By me!)

There are a lots of ways to crochet pumpkins…and one of them is through color work! This crochet basket puts pumpkins all over it just by using single crochets and a few different yarn colors. If you haven’t tried tapestry crochet in the round before, this would be a great pattern to start out with!

Pumpkin Pouf

When I saw this Jack O’ Lantern Pouf, I knew I had to include it! Talk about an big, awesome decoration! Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me used Bernat Blanket Yarn, which gives the pout such a squishy, cozy feel.

Pumpkin Coasters

Another amazing way to incorporate pumpkin décor is to crochet some coasters! If you don’t feel up to making a full round pumpkin, a smaller flat pumpkin is a great option. This pumpkin coaster crochet pattern is super easy to make and comes in 2 variations.

Pumpkin Garland

In contrast to the last pattern, these pumpkins are cute because they’re so tiny and adorable!! Jessica from Mama in a Stitch designed these little guys, and she did such a great job. To crochet your own mini pumpkin garland, you’ll just need small amounts of worsted weight yarn.

Mini Crochet Pumpkins

Make your own mini pumpkin keychains with this free pattern! Aren’t these little guys cute? The pattern comes in two sizes – tiny, and small. LOL.

Pumpkin Backpack

Last but not least in the pumpkin series: a crocheted pumpkin backpack! Wouldn’t this be perfect for trick-or-treating?! I can just see a little kid carrying this around, stuffing it with candy.

Crochet Garments & Accessories for Fall

Of course, pumpkins are not the ONLY Fall projects that are fun to crochet. One of the best times to crochet garments and accessories is in the Fall! I love Fall scarves, cowls, cardigans, etc. because they can be so cozy or also dress up an outfit.

Autumn Leaves Crochet Cowl

First off, check out this cowl pattern that uses crochet lace to form leaves! The Autumn Leaves Cowl is a great addition to a Fall outfit that needs something a little extra to make it dressy. The best part is, this pattern only calls for one ball of yarn, so you can probably make it with yarn from your stash!

Angelica Cardigan

A cozy cardigan is another amazing Fall project you can make. The Angelica Cardigan is one of my favorite garments I’ve ever made! It is SO cozy. While I made it in white, you could use a variety of Fall colors! And if you haven’t crocheted a cardigan before, don’t worry. This pattern is very easy to make.

Knit-Like Cropped Fall Sweater

When I saw this cropped Fall sweater by Itchin For Some Stitchin, I KNEW I had to include it! I know it looks like knitting, but I promise it is crochet! This sweater calls for one of my favorite worsted weight yarns – Lion Brand Jeans. I know this would be a soft, cozy sweater in this yarn!

Rustic Lace Scarf

Another great Fall accessory is this Rustic Lace Scarf! It is made from soft, fuzzy DK weight yarn, and the brown color palette goes perfect with other Fall colors! Best of all, the size is completely adjustable so you can make it perfect for you.

Oversized Crochet Cardigan Pattern

If you like simple patterns with sophisticated elements, you’ll love the Becky Cardigan! This cardigan uses simple stitches throughout the whole design, but then incorporates a stunning puff stitch edging at the end. Because this pattern is extra oversized, it would make a great Fall garment.

Alpine Scarf for Men

Last but not least, I had to show you a Fall scarf pattern for men! The Alpine Scarf is made from a thick textured stitch that makes it extra warm. My boyfriend loves it!

Crochet Fall Home Decorations

Now it’s time to get into some Fall crochet decorations! I know some of the pumpkin patterns we looked at technically were decor…but in this section I wanted to show you decor that is separate from the pumpkin theme.

Fall Inspired Crochet Coasters

Sometimes, to make a crochet project Fall themed, all you need to do is use Fall colors. Alexandra from Eye Love Knots designed these cute, easy coasters that just use simple stitches! The colors make them stunning.

Mornings of Autumn Wreath

I love all of the patterns on Sewrella, but I think this Fall crochet wreath is especially cute. I love how it has the different types of leaves, along with a cute pumpkin in the center!

Fall Acorn Pillow

A pillow is a great way to add a touch of Fall decor to your home—and this Acorn Pillow is no except! It is made from a variety of little granny squares all put together to form an acorn on the front. So creative, right?!

Fall Jar Cover Crochet Pattern

Erica from Highland Hickory Designs has so many amazing Fall patterns! These Fall Jar Covers are no exception. I mean, how cute would this decoration be in your home this year? The best part is, you don’t need to know any color work to complete this pattern. The letters are put on afterward with a sewing needle (and a tutorial is included to help you!)

Candy Corn Key Chain

Ok, so this isn’t exactly decor, but it was so cute, I had to include it! Personally, I love candy corn. I know some people hate the flavor though…if that’s you, maybe this keychain would be perfect! You can get all the cuteness without having to taste a thing

Moonbeam Baskets

Last but not least, check out these Moonbeam Baskets! Made with chunky yarn, these hanging baskets could be a great way to get organized this Fall. They work up SO fast and can hang anywhere in your kitchen!

Fall Crochet Afghan Patterns

Our last category of fall crochet patterns is blankets and afghans. There’s just something to be said for a nice, cozy crochet blanket as the weather cools off. I have 4 patterns to show you that are all unique in their own ways. I hope you love them!

Fall Pumpkin Blanket Pattern

First of all, take a look at this Pumpkin Blanket by Easy Crochet. It is relatively simple to make, yet the colors make such a statement! The designer used Vanna’s Choice Yarn, but you could easily use other worsted weight yarns you have in your stash.

Fall Foliage Crochet Afghan

Talk about a pretty Fall blanket! This Fall Foliage afghan is stunning, don’t you think? If it looks difficult to make, don’t be afraid. It actually only uses simple stitches like half double crochet and double crochet—and the designer includes photo tutorials to help you out too.

Fall Forever Blanket Pattern

Sometimes simple color blocking is all you need to make a statement. This fall crochet blanket is made from simple double crochet, and includes a nice border around the outside. The colors definitely make the blanket! You could do SO many different color combos

Farm Fresh Fall Blanket

Last, but certainly not least, let me introduce you to the Farm Fresh Fall Blanket. Unlike the other blankets I’ve shown you, this one is made from squares! I love all the variety that is included. Some plain squares, some with flowers, some with varying colors. This blanket could be a family heirloom for years!

That wraps up our master list of Fall crochet patterns. I hope you liked this post and found a great pattern to start on right away!

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What is it?

This event is a week long celebration of my 2-year blogging anniversary. From March 1-8, I will be doing two main things. First of all, I will be featuring some of my own patterns—some of my most popular ones, some older ones you may not know about, and even a special release of a brand new pattern!

$1 Patterns

Each day I will provide you with the free pattern link of the featured pattern, but I will also give you a special code to get the PDF for $1! So each day you’ll have a $1 pattern opportunity.

The Giveaway

There will also be a special giveaway happening throughout the ENTIRE week on Instagram! Each day, I’ll be posting about the featured pattern of the day and revealing just ONE aspect that will be included in the giveaway. The final giveaway will be revealed on March 6th (that’s when you can officially enter) and then winners will be chosen the last day, March 9th!

Exclusive Sales

But there’s more! I also LOVE featuring other designers! Every designer is so unique and has unique things to offer. So each day I will also give you a link to a SALE being hosted by other designers. Each sale will last only 1 day—no more. You’ll just have one chance to shop. Hopefully you’ll be able to meet some new designer faces and get some cool patterns!

Speaking of which, let me introduce to you all the amazing designers who will be hosting a sale:

1. Trifles N Treasures
2. Rebekah’s Haas and Home
3. Sincerely Pam
4. Knitting with Chopsticks
5. No Hooks Given
6. Joy of Motion Crochet
7. Snappy Tots
8. Pattern Paradise

Be sure to check out their lovely shops to see if there’s any patterns you want at a great deal!

Exclusive Bundle

There’s one more thing you have to know about: a bundle! I’ve created a bundle on Ravelry and Etsy that allows you to get all the featured patterns in this event for an even bigger discount! (Yes, less than $1). Regularly these patterns would be over $30…but now you can get them all for just $6.99! Don’t miss this Spring bundle

THE EVENT HAS NOW STARTED! KEEP SCROLLING TO SEE WHAT IS OFFERED TODAY!

2-Year Blog Anniversary: Crochet Pattern Roundup

NOTE: This event is now over, but you can still scroll down to view the Roundup of free patterns that were included!

MARCH 1 Featured Pattern: Angelica Cardigan

Ok you guys, this pattern definitely holds a special place in my heart. It was the pattern that set my blog on a path to success! I remember posting one picture of it on Instagram, and being blown away when I came back later and saw it had gone viral. With that being said, you can get this cardi for free on the blog, or the PDF on Ravelry and Etsy!

March 2 Featured Pattern: Blueberry Stitch

So, most of the featured patterns will not be stitch patterns, but I had to make one exception today. After the Angelica Cardigan, The Blueberry stitch got the second highest amount of page views in 2019! So it’s definitely a popular one. Be sure to check out the free pattern, or the PDF bundle, which actually comes with 4 stitches!

March 3 Featured Pattern: Amore Shawl

The Amore shawl is another pattern that holds a special place in my heart. It ranks third in my most-viewed blog posts (after the Angelica cardi & blueberry stitch!) This shawl has always been a favorite of mine anyway since I designed the lace to look like little hearts!

March 4 Featured Pattern: March Market Bag

Along with being a popular pattern and favorite of mine, I also couldn’t resist including the March Market Bag because…well, it’s March! I love this bag because it’s a great reusable option!

March 5 Featured Pattern: The Midnight Top

Last April, I did a crochet along with the Midnight Top, and everyone loved it! It is still one of my favorite designs, as it features a top down, raglan construction!

March 6 Featured Pattern: Shelby Top

This pattern was a popular one last summer! It is one of my favorites, and it’s even available in sizes S-2XL!

Yay, here are the current offers! Scroll down to see what is exclusively for today!

March 7 Featured Pattern: Jadestone Wrap!!

Everyone apart of this event gets to be the first to meet The Jadestone wrap! I am so excited to share this brand new pattern with you

March 8 Featured Pattern: Velveteen Rabbit Pillow

The Velveteen Rabbit pillow is perfect for Easter!

The Bundle

Don’t forget, if you want to get all the featured patterns for LESS than $1, grab the bundle of all 10 on either RAVELRY or ETSY. This is the best deal you will ever find on this bundle—on March 10th it will go back to regular price!

Although this event is technically over, the bundle sale will last ONE MORE DAY!!

The Giveaway

The Giveaway winners have been chosen! Thank you everyone for participating! You can still follow me on Instagram if you want to see more giveaways in the future!

That’s it for today, but make sure you come back for more awesome deals tomorrow!

Happy crocheting!

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When I think of winter, one of my favorite things to do is to have something super cozy to huddle up in. This roundup was designed with that in mind! All these sweaters and cardigans are the perfect cozy winter crochet patterns.

And plus, there is something SO satisfying about crocheting your very own sweater. If you haven’t made a sweater yet, I promise it is so rewarding.

Whether you’re an expert at crocheting sweaters or you’re just starting, don’t worry! These patterns satisfy a large range of interests. There’s something here for everyone!

Are you ready to see the 15+crochet sweater patterns?! Let’s dive right in!

All the Free Crochet Sweater Patterns

Here we go! Scroll down the list of free crochet sweater patterns to get the inspiration flowing. Hopefully you will find one that is perfect for your hooks this winter!

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1: Cross my Heart Sweater

This pattern is designed by Meg Made With Love, and it’s just so cute! Click the button below the photo to go straight to the free pattern.

2: Seafarer’s Sweater

Secondly, we have this cute tapestry crochet sweater! The pattern is written by Zoë Curtis Crochet, and she made it as a guest post for Make and Do Crew blog!

3: Staycation Cardigan

This pattern was designed by Jessica from Make and Do Crew herself! This cardi just looks like the epitome of comfortable.

4: Monochrome Sweater

This cute cropped sweater pattern is by Sewrella! I love the stripes, and there are so many other color options you could choose!

5: Rainier Sweater

Another pattern by Sewrella…doesn’t this one look so warm?!

6: Angelica Cardigan

This cardigan pattern was designed by me, Desert Blossom Crafts, and it is actually one of the most popular patterns on my blog!

7: Slice of Nice Sweater

This super cool sweater was designed Colourful Crochet as a guest post on the Make and Do Crew blog. It’s made from the top-down, which means it is seamless!

8: Sherbet Sweater

This colorful sweater was designed by Amber from Divine Debris! It’s a beginner-friendly pattern you’ll want to check out.

9: Nebbia Sweater

This cozy sweater pattern was written by Crystal by CristaCo Design!

10: Entwined Chic Cable Sweater

This beautiful Cable crochet pattern is on the Yarnspirations website! Personally, I love cables, so I might just have to make this at some point…

11: Rosewood Cardigan

This cardigan looks deliciously soft, don’t you think? Plus, the blush color is so pretty! Stephanie from All About Ami did a great job.

12: Velvety Pullover

Ok, now this is a sweater that just couldn’t be left out. How could you not want to make this velvety soft sweater? I think Jessica from Mama in a Stitch designed the ultimate cozy winter crochet pattern.

13: Fallow Fawn Roll Neck Sweater

Olivia from Hopeful Honey really knocked this one out of the park! This sweater looks so cozy, since it’s like a sweater and a cowl all in one!

14: Beginner Crochet Sweater

If you’re new to making garments, this sweater by Sweet Everly B would be perfect!

15: Cable Cardigan

This cardigan by Maria’s Blue Crayon has an awesome feature: a cable going around the whole rim! I absolutely love it!

16: Hudson Cardigan

If you’re looking for some awesome texture, this cardigan by Hooked on Tilly certainly has it!

17: Pulled Taffy Pullover

This sweater by Breann from Hooked on Homemade Happiness is so cute! I love how the stripes are done.

18: Striped Raglan Sweater

I love raglan sweaters! In my mind, the less sewing I have to do, the better. That’s just one of the awesome features of this beautiful sweater by Maria’s Blue Crayon!

Which Sweater Pattern is Your Favorite?

I’d love to hear if you found your next project from this list of free crochet sweater patterns!

If you have a favorite, comment below so I can see!

More Crochet Pattern Roundups

• 15 Worsted Weight Yarn Crochet Hat Patterns
• Wool Ease Thick & Quick Crochet Patterns
• Best Crochet Patterns for Fall Leaves
• 24 Amazing Crochet Bag Patterns
• 6 Free Crochet Shawl Patterns

To view all my free crochet patterns, click here.

Happy Crocheting!

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