Crochet something cozy this weekend.
Free patterns for blankets, beanies, baby gifts and Christmas. Every pattern is made and tested first, written in US terms with a UK conversion, and comes with every size worked out.
Find a pattern by skill level
Christmas makesOrnaments, stockings and gifts you can still finish before the holidays.
See seasonal patternsWhat are you making next?
Six collections, from your very first chain to a queen-size blanket.
Blankets & homeThrows, baskets, pillows and coasters for every room.
Winter wearablesBeanies, scarves, cowls and mittens to keep warm.
BabySoft blankets, hats and booties for little ones.
Quick giftsSmall makes you can finish in an evening.
Christmas & seasonalOrnaments, stockings and decor for the holidays.
Learn to crochetStitches, techniques and how to read a pattern.
Fresh off the hook
The newest free patterns, with photos of the tricky steps.
SeasonalChunky Christmas throw in five sizes
Baby to queen, with the yarn you need for each.
Winter wearablesOne-skein ribbed beanie
Child, teen and adult sizes, finished in an evening.
Quick giftsGranny square coaster set
A first project that makes a lovely gift.
Made before it’s published
Each pattern is crocheted and checked, with the stitch count at the end of every row.
US and UK friendly
US terms with a UK conversion box, sizes in inches and cm, yarn in yards and meters.
Every size worked out
Blankets and hats come in several sizes, each with its own yarn amount.
How much yarn will it take?
Pick a project and your yarn weight to see roughly how much to buy, with 10% extra so you never run short.
More sizes and stitches in the full calculatorNever held a hook?
Three steps from a ball of yarn to your first finished project. All you need is one hook, one ball of yarn and an evening.
Get one hook and one yarn
A 5 mm (US H-8) hook and a smooth, light-colored medium yarn make every stitch easy to see.
Learn five stitches
Chain, slip stitch, single, half double and double crochet, with their UK names alongside.
Finish a small project
A coaster, then a scarf, then a beanie. Each one teaches the next.
Hi, welcome to My Crochet Haven
This is a calm corner of the internet for people who love making things with yarn. You’ll find free patterns with clear photos, every size worked out, and honest notes on the yarn we use, so you can spend less time guessing and more time crocheting.
The crochet cheat sheet
One printable page to keep in your project bag:
- Every common stitch abbreviation
- US and UK stitch names side by side
- Hook sizes in mm and US letters
- Yarn weights and the hooks they need