Does anyone know where I can find some good crochet or knitting patterns for free?

by Admin on January 21, 2009

bluesmanstrat1@rogers.com asked:


Yes, I’m a man and I knit and crochet and I do not feel ashamed about it whatsoever!

I would like to find some good patterns for animals or maybe some doilies!

Jerome

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tipper January 22, 2009 at 5:20 pm

Some stores that sell crochet thread also have free leaflets of different patterns. In your search box, type in the word crochet and probably there will be plenty of sites listed that you can go to for patterns.

Cowboy Rance January 24, 2009 at 10:52 pm

Check out Hobby Lobby’s web site, I just got several crochet patterns off their site.
As for animals and doilies, check out the knitting and crochet magazines at places like Barnes and Noble or your local drug or supermarket. Most magazines are no more than $5.99 and you get a variety of patterns to play with.

Kristin H January 26, 2009 at 2:38 am

Have you been to ? Awesome place for anything you can think of. There is a whole section just for knitting and one just for crochet. There you will find help, patterns, ideas….you name it. Check it out.

Lynn H January 28, 2009 at 1:04 am

Try They have lots of free patterns and you should be able to find something there.

Wanda J. January 28, 2009 at 10:26 pm

GREAT, keep up the good work, I am new on here. There is so very much on here, enjoy.
My best friends brother crochets and knits so beautifully.

mliz55 January 30, 2009 at 8:44 am

lionbrand.co is terrific for free patterns.
you might also check out the following
magknits.com, and knitty.com are online knitting magazines with great patterns. has good patterns
many of the yarn suppliers have free patterns on their websites.
There are lots more. check out diynetwork.com, they have fun and trendy patterns.
that should be enough to get you started!

BB February 1, 2009 at 7:59 pm

I read somewhere that knitting and crochet used to be “men’s jobs” ! Good on you!
This site has a load of patternlinks

Heather R February 4, 2009 at 9:21 am

One for knitting and one for crocheting.
Congrats on the yarn arts. My little sis’s boyfriend knits and crochet’s as well.