29 Free Fall Crochet Patterns.
29 Free Fall Crochet Patterns Round Up
Hello crochet lovers. Are you looking for some free crochet Patterns that will help you on. your crochet journey? You are in the right place as we have 29 free crochet patterns here for you that we shared in the month of September 2023.
I have created this roundup post to share these patterns with you as the event has ended.
Many of my designer friends and I came together to create this great Autumn blog hop for the month of September 2023. The patterns are all still free on the designers blog posts at the time of publishing this post.
Here is Some Crochet Inspiration for You.
If you ever find yourself losing your crojo and can’t think what to make next, you will be sure to find a new project for you and your hook. There are garments, accessories and home decor items, truly something for everyone.
These patterns are free on the designers websites and not free pdf downloads as the blog hop event has ended.
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Remember to click on the title of the pattern to go to the designers post where you will find the free pattern.
The Not Your Average Chunky Cardigan from Carroway Crochet.
The Not Your Average Cardigan is so chunky and cozy. This is a beginner friendly pattern that uses a super bulky (6) yarn and a large hook.
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Sweet Stripes Skinny Scarf by Green Fox Farms.
The Sweet Stripes Skinny Scarf will take you from Fall, to Winter, to Spring! This scarf works up quickly with simple stitches and repeats, so it’s an easy pattern, and makes a great gift for kids or adults!
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Burst Scissor Holder from Regina P Designs.
Constantly losing your scissors? How about a handy little pouch that conveniently hangs on your fridge to slide them in and out of
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Crochet Phone Case by Expired
Easy crochet phone pouch with a cute pouch made using any DK weight yarn
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Autumn Hues Wrap from Jo’s Crafty Hook.
The Autumn Hues Wrap works up quickly and can be made in 1 fall color or a wide variety of fall colors.
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Tiny Pumpkins from Krissy’s Over The Mountain Crochet
Tiny little pumpkins for decorating or to use as a sachet. Add scented wax melts or oils to the polyfil for a delightful smelling teeny pumpkin.
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Peridot Shawl from Crochets by Trista
Make this beautiful shawl with the linked half double crochet stitch. Such a cozy fall crochet project.
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Thermal Crochet Coasters from My Crochet Space
Get ready for Fall with my Thermal Crochet Coaster Pattern. These thick, textured coasters will bring warmth to your home decor as the leaves start to fall.
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Easy Crochet Cowl from Cesca and Woodrow
This cowl pattern is perfect for beginners, in easy to use chunky yarn. The pattern uses a simple relief stitch design.
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Hedgewig the Hedgehog from Cuddly Stitches Craft.
Try this free crochet hedgehog pattern if you would like to make yourself a little spiky friend that is still soft to touch and cuddle. 🙂 And if you are not keen on sewing then you will love this pattern because there is no sewing involved at all!
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The Granny Square Pouch Bag from Carroway Crochet
This bag is a pouch style bag that you can add an removable strap to. The Granny Square Pouch Bag is clutch style bag but by adding the strap it doubles as a cross body bag.
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Gio Mug Rug by Regina P Designs.
Check out this cute scrap busting project perfect for upcoming craft shows! This pattern is my next creation with my new “Gio Stitch Design”. The PDF includes a link to a secret how to video for the Gio Stitch pattern.
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Kunik Scoodie by Stardust Gold Crochet.
The Cozy Kunik Scoodie Crochet Pocket Scarf with Hood, crafted using Lion Brand yarn, combines warmth and style, accompanied by comprehensive sizing instructions.
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The Autumn Jewels Cowl is the perfect accessory for the fall fashionista
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Herringbone Fingerless Gloves from My Crochet Space.
Stay cozy this fall with my simple fingerless gloves crochet pattern!
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The Hillside Capelet by Straight Hooked.
The Hillside Hooded Capelet is fun to work up, will keep you cozy as the temperature changes and will be sure to grab compliments every time you wear it!
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Peek A Fall Granny Coaster from SaiASmi – Dreamz in Yarn
A fun geometrical take on the Fall leaf, this coaster is a an easy make!
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Proper Mitts by Hooked For Life.
Light and lacy, these fingerless gloves offer a little bit of warmth and a lot of style! The cuff is crocheted in single crochet in the back loop only, then the body of the mitt is worked from the cuff up.
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Falin Scarf from Pam’s Cozy Corner.
As fall nears, so is fall fashion! Keep warm, cozy and fashionable with this double button scarf.
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Sean the Snail from Cuddly Stitches Craft
Try this free crochet snail pattern and make this cute Amigurumi snail that will make a perfect gift for any child who likes soft cuddles. Plus this pattern is super easy so it is an ideal project for all beginners out there! 🙂
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Angel Kisses Scarf from Owens Villa Chick
Enjoy the cooler evenings in style with the Angel Kisses Scarf. The pattern is a fun two row repeater pattern that is both elegant and quick to make.
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The Herringbone Poncho from Carroway Crochet
This poncho has an elegant feel with the special texture created by the herringbone stitch. Adding the fringes makes it especially on trend. It is great for those who love a little boho in their style.
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The Balanced Rock Hat from My Fingers Fly
This hat design has an extended ribbing, so it can be worn as a slouchie hat or with a folded brim to wear as a beanie. The stitch pattern is designed to resemble the Balanced Rock, the most popular formation in the Garden of the Gods.
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The Pumpkin Hot Mat from Aara by Dina.
This hot mat uses the berry stitch to mimic tiny little pumpkins, all in a row. This makes it quite thick and will protect your precious surfaces from hot dishes.
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Peek a Boo Granny Book Mark from SaiASmi – Dreamz in Yarn
A quick and easy Granny stitch bookmark with a pee-a-boo twist.
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Herringbone Twist Headband by Carroway Crochet.
The Herringbone Twist Headband is a modern headband with the popular twisted design and it is so easy to make, it is a great project for an adventurous beginner.
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Waffle Crunch Scarf by Vivacrochet.
Tunisian crochet lends itself very nicely to make scarves. The tunisian rib stitch alternating in each row gives a lovely diagonal lines to this cozy neck warmer / scarf. It is just a 2 row repeat and you will be done sooner as you are working with worsted weight yarn and 8 mm Tunisian hook.
I hope you enjoy these patterns. Keep a look out for the next All About Fall Blog Hop in the fall of 2024.
Thank you so much for supporting this blog hop and being a part of our crochet community.
Some Free Patterns You Might Like.
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More Places to Find Crochet Free Patterns:
If you love crochet, you can find over a thousand free crochet patterns including some for crop tops and bralettes over at All Free Crochet
I am honoured to have my free crochet bralette pattern, the Earth Mother Bralette Pattern added to the All Free Crochet site.
It is a great resource for crochet lovers and I am proud to also have my Take Me Outside Infinity Scarf Pattern posted over on the All Free Crochet Site.
It is a great resource for crochet lovers and I am proud to also have my Selling items made from my patterns?
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If you have any questions or need help with the patterns, please email me at carrowaycrochet@outlook.com, and Iʼll be glad to help you.
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Hi, you mention both August and September when talking about when this is going to run in the first two paragraphs. It’s a bit confusing but it looks like this is for September. I’ve seen the dates for this listed as August on another website but don’t recall who it is. Thanks!
Sorry. It is the second All About Fall Blog Hop, so I called it All About Fall 2023. I am sorry I missed the mistake and have edited it to read September. I appreciate you spotting that. It was in August last year.
Hi, is anyone else having difficulty connecting to the Sean The Snail pattern? I’ve been trying the link over a couple of hours now and the website isn’t connecting. Thank you for the hop though, it’s has a fantastic variation of patterns 🙂
Sharon x
Hi Sharon. Sorry I just saw this. I hope you managed to get the snail pattern ok. So sorry for the problems. I am glad you enjoyed the patterns. I hope the snail one worked out ok.
I’m enjoying this All About Fall 2023. You have assembled a nice variety of projects; great inspiration for several Christmas and comfort gifts.
Thank you for organizing it.
Thank you Diane