crochet round up of Designs using double crochet

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Good afternoon all you crochet lovers. I hope your Tuesday is going and is a decent one. So today I have a crochet round up for you featuring 17 designs using double crochet. Well, today I am excited to share some beautiful crochet patterns that follow the double crochet in their designs.  Again this week, I have some pretty amazing designers.


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Crochet Round Up of Things Made With Double Crochet

Are you ready for some amazing free patterns made with double crochet??? Here we go...

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Ok ladies and Gents, the first one is this lovely Hometown Chunky Cardigan by Knitting with Chopsticks. This cardigan is made with a #5 chunky weight yarn. get this great crochet pattern here

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Just look at the cuteness of this Faux Fur Hood by Sincerely Pam. She uses Lion's Brand Faux Fur Yarn; it is a #6 bulky weight. The pattern difficulty is: Intermediate. Get your crochet pattern here.

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This Blooming Hand Towel is something unique with the flowers flowing on the bottom from Rows and Roses. I love the #4 weight cotton yarn. It is 23' long and 11" wide. Get your crochet pattern here.

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This really is a Hypnotic Pillow from Sincerely Pam. I love the circle and I get caught in the stare! Pam uses Red Heart with Love.  Get your crochet pattern here

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I love this Midnight Top by Desert Bloom Crafts. It is worked from the top down; I personally love the raglan type. This uses 3 skeins of #4 worsted weight yarn! Get the free crochet pattern here

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 What fun and 3 different options! 

Look at this beautiful Sweet Cake Shawl from With Alex. This pattern is made using  Medium Worsted 4 Yarn (Caron Cake, Premier Sweet Roll or Bernat Pop: 1 cake). Find the crochet pattern here

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I love the Bad Hair Day Messy Bun Hat because I constantly wear my hair up. With Alex has created this one with ear flaps!! Love it! Get your crochet pattern here

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​I love this Spring Crochet Top by Rebecca Velasques. She worked this all in double crochet. I love the texture of this yarn. The yarn is a #3 dk weight. This looks like fun....get your crochet pattern here

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This is the Crochet Yuma Tank by Needle Klankers. Here is another pattern where I adore this color change. She uses a #3 weight yarn. Get the crochet pattern here

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Ohhhhhhh can you imagine stepping on this Plush Pom Bath Mat from Blackstone Designs. She made this with a #7 Jumbo Yarn. MMMMMM the squishiness!! Find the crochet pattern here

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The Crochet Simple Ripple Scarf by Raffamusa Designs was designed using double crochet stitches. It is designed as a laid back beginner pattern. She uses the #4 worsted weight yarn. You can find the crochet pattern here

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I love seeing easy shawls and this Friendship Triangle Shawl by Straight Hooked is no exception. This is so pretty!! She designed this with #4 worsted weight yarn. Find the pattern crochet here

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I have loved all these easy patterns for all you beginners out there. Here is the Easy Peephole Chevron Crochet Blanket from Sigoni Macaroni. In this pattern she used #3 weight dk yarn. Find the crochet pattern here

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Here is another pattern that is easy to follow. The Crochet Granny Triangle Shawl from Easy Crochet is great for a beginner. If you have mastered the double crochet, you can make this! She used #4 med worsted weight yarn. You can find the crochet pattern here

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Do you know what I love about Wilmade? The colors that she uses just catch my eyes. I love them. Wilmade has designed this Double Crochet All The Way Shawl for you all....free! She uses a fingerling 2 ply yarn. Very lightweight. Find this crochet pattern here

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The Crochet Spring Headband was designed by Lucy Craft Designs using a #3 weight yarn. What I love about the headband is the simplicity of it. The embellishment of flowers is adorable and a choice. Find the crochet pattern here

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This easy little Sapling Sweater Vest by Stitches N Scraps is adorable. You just need to know basic crochet stitches to make this, She used a fingerling weight yarn to design this. You can find the crochet pattern here.

Well, that concludes this Round Up of All Things Made With Double Crochet.  I hope you like these patterns as much as I do! Thank you for being here and please leave comments below, as I love hearing from you.

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