Free & Beginner Friendly Crochet Pattern Websites

Don’t overwhelm yourself trying to find all the best beginner friendly crochet patterns online, TheCreativeLoop has it taken care of! I’ve come across so many incredible (and most importantly, free!) crochet patterns over the years and I want to let you in on all my secrets.

Below I’ve included a list of 15 of the best online resources for free and beginner friendly crochet patterns as well as my personal favourite pattern from each site.

You may have to make free accounts for some of these websites to sign up but rest assured, these are all safe and verified sites that many creatives in the crochet community thoroughly enjoy.

1. Yarnspirations:

Yarnspirations is a go-to source for free crochet patterns suitable for beginners. They provide a wide variety of projects and include clear instructions to help crafters of all skill levels create beautiful items.

There are so many awesome patterns on the Yarnspirations website but one of my favourites is the the Red Heart Granny Square Jacket! The black looks great but you can of course switch the colours out and make it your own!

Find the free online pattern here.

2. Hobbii:

Hobbii offers a selection of beginner-friendly crochet patterns for free. Their patterns range from simple to more advanced, making it a great resource for those just starting out.

The Cecilia Wrap Top designed by Knit Gang is available to download completely free on the Hobbii website and I absolutely love it. I’m sure you will too!

Find the free online pattern here.

3. Ribblr

Ribblr is a platform, also available as an app, that offers free crochet patterns that are perfect for beginners. With a range of designs and styles, you’ll find patterns that are both fun and easy to create! You can even add and share or sell your own patterns!

It’s hard to pick a favourite free crochet pattern on Ribblr but these Mohair Granny Square Sleeves by Neon Fuzz Studios is certainly up there. I’ve made this in other yarn types as well and it turns out super cool! Only down side is I can’t wear it out of the house without everyone hounding me about where I got it and pestering me with compliments… its overwhelming 😉 Imagine their reaction when I told them I made it and they can too with this pattern!

Find the free online pattern here.

4. Crochet.com:

Crochet.com features a collection of free crochet patterns suitable for beginners. Their patterns come with step-by-step instructions and visuals, making it easy to learn and create.

One pattern I loved from this website is the Verdura Bag Pattern by Kate Alinari. Who doesn’t love some green in their life!?

Find the free online pattern here.

5. EasyCrochet.com:

True to its name, EasyCrochet.com provides free crochet patterns designed with beginners in mind. These patterns are straightforward and offer a great starting point for those new to crochet.

How cute is this Sweetheart Placemat by Exquisite Crochet UK available on EasyCrochet.com. Such an adorable addition to your home for anyone who loves to feel pretty in pink.

Find the free online pattern here.

6. LoveCrafts.com:

LoveCrafts.com offers a selection of free crochet patterns that are beginner-friendly. Whether you’re interested in garments, accessories, or home decor, you’ll find patterns to match your skill level.

This easy, cool and super practical Essential String Shopping Bag by Paintbox Yarns is available for free on LoveCrafts.com, so why not download it and give it a go!

Find the free online pattern here.

7. Ravelry:

Ravelry is a platform where you can discover countless free beginner-friendly crochet patterns. With a robust search feature, you can easily find patterns that match your interests and skill level.

Who doesn’t love balloon animals! Real ones have a habit of deflating…So why not make a more long-lasting version? This cuddly Ballooon Sausage Dog Plush by Gloria B on Ravelry has a beginner-friendly pattern, and makes a perfect companion for any dog and/or balloon lover.

Find the free online pattern here.

8. DROPS Design:

DROPS Design offers free crochet patterns that are beginner-friendly. Their website provides patterns with detailed instructions, making it easy for newcomers to create stunning projects.

This colour work granny square top is perfect for beginners! The Tic Tac Toe Top by DROPS Design is super cute and easy. Go on, give it a go!

Find the free online pattern here.

9. MooglyBlog.com:

MooglyBlog.com features a collection of free crochet patterns suitable for beginners. The patterns are accompanied by clear instructions and helpful tips to guide you through the process.

This super cute Cat Squish is free over on MooglyBlog.com! Sink your paws into this adorable design.

Find the free online pattern here.

10. FreePatterns.com:

FreePatterns.com is a hub for various crafts, including crochet. They offer a selection of free beginner-friendly crochet patterns that cater to different interests and styles.

Oh my… Barbie crochet? You have to! This perfect ‘At the Office’ doll outfit by Jean Carpenter is perfect for barbie girl, and it’s free!

Find the free online pattern here.

11. Amigurumi Today:

Amigurumi Today specializes in adorable amigurumi patterns, perfect for beginners. They offer free patterns with step-by-step instructions, allowing you to create cute stuffed toys.

This Wednesday crochet doll is available for free download and is so cool! Just like all their other patterns. Check them out!

Find the free online patter here.

12. LionBrand.com:

LionBrand.com provides a variety of free crochet patterns designed for beginners. Their patterns cover different project types and skill levels, making it easy to find something you’ll love to create.

You have to try make this adorable Crochet Mushroom house by Elisa’s Crochet available for free on LionBrand.com. I made one for a friend and they are obsessed with it.

Find the free online link here.

Good luck!

For more free crochet resources, patterns, tips and tricks check out more blog posts by TheCreativeLoop: Free Resources for Crafters and Crocheters!

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HAPPY CROCHETING!