12 Quick & Easy Crochet Gifts

 We absolutely love making handmade gifts for our family and friends. We have put together a new video on our channel with 12 Quick & Easy Crochet Gifts to give you some inspiration. Perfect for Birthday, Mother's Day and Christmas. These are all things we have made ourselves and gifted.

We have also linked some of the other patterns we have made as well as a few we would love to make, but haven't yet!

Elements Gloves: by Nancy Said (paid pattern) These crochet gloves are our all time favourite gloves. The pattern uses a DK weight yarn and is a fun pattern worked in the round.

Gelato Gloves: by Nancy Said (paid pattern) These gloves are a lovely, feminine, elegant design that also use DK weight yarn. This is a shorter glove, perfect for the cooler autumn mornings.

Crochet Granny Wrist Warmers: by Creative Jewish Mom (free pattern). These are a really cute pair of gloves using a chunky yarn, which would work up very quickly.

Crossroads Wristlet Strap: by A Knotty Habit Design (free pattern). Using a variagated cotton yarn, this was a quick make that produced a really cute key fob. The crossed single crochet stitch is used throughout, which gives a lovely texture to an otherwise simple item.

Beginner Keychain Wristlet: byCozy Nooks Designs (free pattern), is a really quick and easy beginner project.

Crochet Sea Shell Earrings by Golden Lucy Crafts (paid pattern). Earrings are a lovely gift to make, these ones are fun and easy, and for ours, we used embroidery thread which is a lovely way to use them up. Once you make one, you will have to make one in every colour!

FiberFlux: Here you will find a huge range of free crochet earring patterns with YouTube tutorials, making them very easy to follow. There are some lovely designs here, many are on our to-make list!

Small Flower Necklace: by Crochet n Create (free pattern). I gifted this to my mum and she loved it.

Heart Necklace: by Edie Eckman (free Pattern) A really cute heart necklace which would make a lovely gift for a loved one.

Caitlin made this scrunchie quite awhile ago and can't remember the pattern she used. We have listed some patterns that could be used. They are a quick, easy make that can co-ordinate with any outfit.

Ruffle Scrunchie: by Maria Molodova (free pattern on Ravelry)

Crochet Ruffle Scrunchie Pattern: by Crochet n Create (free pattern

Mug Cosy Tutorial: by Bella Coco (Youtube tutorial). This is a really quick and easy make.

Coffee Cosy Crochet Pattern: by Jo to the world (free pattern). This is a really pretty pattern using the star stitch and is definitely one we would like to make.

Easy Crochet Dishcloth Pattern: by Midwestern Moms (free pattern) 

Even though this is a dishcloth it is just as cute as a facecloth. This pattern uses double and treble crochet to form the lemon peel stitch.

Floral Face Cloth: Romantic Crochet Book by Emma Escott. This face cloth is the most adorable flower. Teamed up with the cleansing pad, it is a simple make that produces a very unique gift.

Simple Soap Saver Crochet Pattern: (free pattern) by oombawkadesigncrochet.com. This was a really fun project using a variegated cotton yarn.

Bobble Stitch Crochet Soap Saver Pouch: by Savlabot (free pattern) A really nice pattern using the bobble stitch which we really love.

Floral Cleansing Pads: Romantic Crochet Book by Emma Escott. This is the matching cleansing pad to the face cloth, and is the cutest little flower. 

Cotton Face Scrubbies: by Blossom Crochet (Youtube tutorial)

Easy Crochet Dishcloth Pattern: by Daisy Cottage Designs. (free pattern)

I absolutely love crocheting dishcloths and this is on of my favourites. It is quick and easy design using trebles and chain and you can whip a heap up in no time.

Dishcloth: by Crochet Dreamz (free pattern). This is a lovely textured dishcloth, and one I will have to make. I just love making dishcloths!

Crochet Towel Toppers With A Hidden Ring: by Naztazia (free pattern) This is a great idea as you can just simply swap your towels around and keep the same topper.

Daisy Towel Holder: This is a super cute make, with a lovely daisy flower. One of the first ones we made.

Single Skein Necklet by Nancy Said (paid pattern). A beautiful scarf using one single skein of 4ply yarn. We have made a few of these and the people we gifted them to loved them.

Little Stories Cowl by Colleen O'Neill (free pattern), which makes a lovely cowl with a beautiful lace edge and pretty button detail. One of our favourite patterns, we have made quite a few of these.

Window Pane Scarf by Adrienne Lash (free pattern). A lovely open scarf that is very quick to work up.

Parisian Stroll Shawl by Fiber Flux (free pattern). This makes a lovely feminine lacy shawl and is fun to work on.

The Gift Cowl by Hannah Siegmund (paid pattern). This cowl uses chunky yarn and is very quick to make.

Hope we have inspired you to make some handmade crochet gifts!

Samantha & Caitlin xx

Until next time, Happy Crafting!