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About Crochet Mom
Free crochet patterns for cozy homes and happy families.
Crochet Mom is a free crochet pattern website for people who love making cozy, useful things with a hook and a ball of yarn. We publish amigurumi, blankets, wearables, home decor, bags and seasonal projects — each with a printable pattern card and clear, row-by-row instructions.
What you’ll find here
Complete, free patterns
Materials, yarn weight and yardage, hook size, gauge, abbreviations, special stitches and every row or round with its stitch count — free, on the page.
A pattern card that helps you crochet
Tick off each row as you go (your place is saved on your device), switch between US and UK terms, keep the screen awake and print just the pattern.
Photos of the tricky parts
Step photos for assembly and finishing, plus a close-up of the stitch texture so you know what your work should look like.
Help when you need it
Free crochet tools: hook size chart, yarn weight guide, US/UK stitch converter and a yarn yardage calculator.
How our patterns are made
Patterns are written in US crochet terms with Craft Yarn Council skill levels and yarn weights, so you know what to expect before you start. Every pattern is reviewed for consistent stitch counts and complete materials before it is published, and corrected when readers spot something unclear. Read more in our editorial policy.
Who we are
Crochet Mom is written by Clara Parker and is the sister site of Recipes Dad, the family recipe blog written by James Parker. Together, Clara and James run the two connected blogs: Clara creates the crochet patterns here, while James writes the recipes at Recipes Dad.
Get in touch
A question about a row, a correction, or a pattern you’d love to see? Use the contact page or leave a note at the bottom of any pattern — Clara reads every one.




