Top 25 Crochet Patterns You Need to Make

🥇The Cow Pattern by Moms to Chedy is a quick and easy make that looks more challenging than it actually is.

🌈The Platypus Pattern is a free pattern that can be easily customized with different colors and modifications.

🐸Flipsy, a leggy frog pattern from Kawaii Cuttlebug Julie, is a fun and cute project that is worth trying.

😇The Angel Fish pattern from Stitch Sister Co allows for endless customization options and is a delight to make.

🦈The Shark pattern from Palms and Posies is a bit more challenging with its color changes, but the end result is absolutely worth it.

Are these patterns suitable for beginners?

—Yes, while some patterns may have more advanced elements, most of them are suitable for beginners with clear instructions and step-by-step guidance.

Can these patterns be made with different yarn weights?

—Yes, many patterns can be easily adapted to different yarn weights, allowing you to customize the project to your preferences.

Are modifications and customization options provided in the patterns?

—Yes, several patterns offer modifications and customization options, allowing you to add your personal touch and make the project unique.

Do these patterns require special techniques or stitches?

—While some patterns may introduce new stitches or techniques, they are explained in detail and accompanied by helpful tutorials to ensure that you can confidently complete the project.

Where can I find these patterns?

—These patterns can be found on various platforms such as Etsy, LoveCrafts, and the Amigurumi Today app. The links are provided in the description for your convenience.

00:00Introduction and excitement about sharing the top 25 crochet patterns.

08:43Counting down from number 25, the Cow Pattern by Moms to Chedy is highlighted. It is described as a quick and easy make that looks more challenging than it actually is.

11:42Introducing number 24, the Tula pattern, and discussing its affordability and versatility.

14:48Highlighting number 23, the free Platypus Pattern, and mentioning the potential for customization and personalization.

17:56Introducing number 22, the leggy frog pattern called Flipsy from Kawaii Cuttlebug Julie, and emphasizing its cuteness and ease of making.

19:59Discussing number 21, the Iconic Rat Bear pattern, and the love and popularity it has garnered.

22:40Introducing number 20, the Dancing Hippo pattern, and highlighting its simplicity and the availability of the pattern on the Amigurumi Today app.

25:27Highlighting number 19, the Shark pattern from Palms and Posies, and mentioning its color changes and the impressive final result.

27:16Discussing number 18, the Angel Fish pattern, and its endless customization possibilities and enjoyable making process.

31:23Introducing number 17, the classic Octo Mom pattern, and how it started the trend of mom and baby patterns.