Leg warmers are so cute and cozy. They look great with a variety of outfits and they are sure to garner many compliments. This free crochet lace pattern is available in a wide range of sizes - everything from 6-12 months to 3XL. The pattern calls for the usual suspects - single, half double, double, and treble crochet stitches along with some post stitches. 

Designer: Melody’s Makings

Yarn: Berroco Folio™ (DK Weight #3)

When you think of free lace crochet patterns, what comes to mind? Well, probably not coasters, but you have to admit that these Lacy Flower Coasters are really something! This design is an excellent combination of pretty and practical and can be made with just single and double crochet stitches along with picot stitches. 

Designer: Truly Crochet

Yarn: Rico Design Creative Cotton Aran (Aran Weight #4)

The ultimate classic chevrons get an upgrade with a stunning modern autumn color palette. This 7 color design is a bold exploration of color matching theory. You’ll love how quickly it works up and how easy it is to remember the pattern. The design only calls for double crochet and chain stitches, so it’s very beginner-friendly. 

Designer: TLYC Blog

Yarn: Lion Brand Basic Stitch Premium (Aran Weight #4)

It’s hard to tell who would get the better deal out of this gorgeous design - the person who gets to crochet with lace yarn it or the person who gets to receive it for their birthday. It’s a wonderfully relaxing project with an easy one-row repeat of double v-stitches. You only need one cake of yarn, and you don’t have to fuss with any color changes since the cake does all that for you. 

Designer: Fiber Flux

Yarn: Red Heart It’s a Wrap Sprinkles (Sport Weight #3)

Must try lace crochet pattern bright aqua adds a dash of fun to any outfit. Make these earrings in black instead and you’ve got a great accent piece for your evening attire. Whip them up in white and you can wear them for your wedding! What I’m trying to say is that these simple and adorable earrings are well worth the make. 

Designer: Yarnspirations Design Studio

Yarn:Aunt Lydia's Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)

Hot pink pom poms pop against a pastel seafoam background and dainty lace panels mingle with solid swaths of fabric in this delightfully contradictory design. This refreshingly unique pattern is fun to crochet and fun to wear. It’s much easier to make than it looks and it only requires single and double crochet stitches. 

Designer: Mary Renji for Bella Coco Crochet

Yarn: Lang Yarns Merino 150 (Sport Weight #3)

Doilies aren’t just for decoration! These surprisingly versatile lacy crochet projects can be used as placemats, hot pads, centerpieces, or wall decorations. You can make this festive Holly Doily using just basic crochet stitches - double crochet and treble crochet. Your holiday guests are sure to ooh and aah at it!

Designer: DROPS Design

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Muskat (DK Weight #3)

Lacy crochet patterns, lacework, and snowflakes go together like peanut butter and jelly. You can use this eight-point snowflake as an ornament, a coaster, or whatever you can think of. There’s also an option for a snowflake with a cardboard center. You can attach a photo to the cardboard for a snowflake photo frame or write a festive message in your best penmanship.

Designer: Crochet for You

Yarn: (Sport Weight #3)

You know not all free lace crochet patterns have to be prim and proper. This fun cowl is a celebration of color! Two different colors of sock yarn are held double to get the look. The cowl is just long enough to loop twice around your neck for maximum coziness. All you need to know is how to double crochet, increase, and decrease, yet.

Designer: Rows & Roses

Yarn: Knit Picks Felici Fingering Weight (Held Double = DK Weight #3)

I absolutely love reversible projects like this one, especially lacy crochet patterns. It’s just so fun to be able to switch up your look by quickly turning your accessory inside out. This design is made in two pieces and then sewn together. It only requires one skein of each color, and you only need to know basic crochet stitches.

Designer: Moogly

Yarn: Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino (DK Weight #3)

Key fobs are fast and fun crochet projects. They’re handy to have because they can help you find your keys more easily, and they look great too. Make a few for yourself, and make some for gifts too! There are 3 free lace crochet patterns here for you to choose from, each is great for using only single and double crochet stitches.

Designer: Nine Inspired

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

The Willow Cardigan is sure to be your new favorite wardrobe statement piece. Despite its intricate appearance, it’s actually pretty easy to make using just double and crochet stitches. There’s no shaping, and the cardigan starts out as 3 rectangles, so it’s really not much more difficult than crocheting a dishcloth. 

Designer: For the Frills for Make and Do Crew

Yarn: Lion Brand LB Collection Mako Cotton (Aran Weight #4)

Choose a thin thread and your smallest crochet hook to recreate these darling dainty pineapple motif earrings. I think that working with thread really makes free crochet lace patterns extra special. You are sure to receive compliments every time you wear these! Don’t forget the bling - the little bead at the bottom really makes these earrings sparkle. Follow our tutorial for detailed instructions.

Designer: Creative Endeavors

Yarn: DMC Coton Perlé 8 - Thread

I love the way that free lace crochet patterns add beauty to practical projects. You can have your cake and eat it too with the Layer Cake Lace Fingerless Gloves. The design calls for cluster, post, and picot stitches along with some working in the 3rd loop. They really are quite stunning and sophisticated - totally giftable too!  (See more fingerless gloves patterns here!)

Designer: Kirsten Holloway Designs

Yarn: KT and the Squid Squid Worsted (Aran Weight #4)

One skein is all you need to make this stunning lace shawlette. Although, you can grab an extra skein or two if you’d like to make a bigger shawl. The pattern includes instructions on customizing the size, if you're looking for. The main stitch used for this design is the double crochet. Use a chainless starting double crochet stitch for the most polished finished product.

Designer: Moogly

Yarn: Red Heart Croquette - Thread

The vintage feather and fan stitch gets a modern makeover with a sophisticated color palette of teal, mint, and gray. This riveting ripple blanket pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches. Increases and decreases cause the work to rise and fall. Working the single crochet stitches in the front loops only creates lovely raised ridges for added texture and interest. 

Designer: Persia Lou

Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Worsted Weight #4)

Trend alert! I have been seeing a lot of teardrop-shaped baskets in my feed lately. These boho beauties are surprisingly easy to make using just basic crochet stitches, including crochet lace stitches. They’re also really quick and they don’t take up much yarn thanks to the lovely lace design. I think they would make rad gifts too!

Designer: Moira Crochets

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Bags are just one of those things you can never have enough of. You’re going to love how easy and fast these Grindstone Tote Bags are to make. They are considered one of the best! You will probably want to make more than one! The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches along with crossed double crochet stitches. The strap is built into the sides of the bag for extra sturdiness.

Designer: Tara Briggs

Yarn: Bernat Maker Home Dec (Bulky Weight #5)

Boho and farmhouse chic styles are so popular right now, and I really love this design trend. I don’t love the large price tags though, so it’s nice to see free crochet lacy patterns like this dish towel! The pattern calls for double crochet, cluster, and bobble stitches. There’s also a matching table runner pattern.

Designer: Lady Jay Crochet

Yarn: Lion Brand Re-Up (Worsted Weight #4)

Gear up for cooler weather with a transitional wardrobe accessory that you will find yourself reaching for again and again. This stylish and cozy poncho is a great addition to your collection. It starts out as a humble rectangle, and the pattern uses a variety of stitch patterns to keep things interesting, including half double crochet, double crochet, camel stitch, and the forked cluster stitch.

Designer: I Need It Crochet

Yarn: Loops & Threads Crème Cotton (Aran Weight #4)

Sock yarn and lace crochet patterns are a match made in heaven. Just look at the wonderful drape of the Copenhagen Cowl. This is one crochet project that’s almost as easy to make as it is to wear. The lace pattern calls for just double crochet and chain stitches. What a perfect project for crocheting while listening to a podcast!

Designer: Fiber Flux

Yarn: Deluxe Sock from Summit Road Fibers for Global Backyard (Fingering Weight #1)

Handmade Think outside the box with a gorgeous monochrome baby blanket in the shape of a circle. Vintage meets modern in this stunning shell stitch, cluster stitch, and crossed stitch design. Free lace crochet patterns like this one are perfect for baby showers. This heirloom blanket is sure to be treasured for a long time to come, and you'll want to create more for your loved ones!

Designer: Kirsten Holloway Designs

Yarn: Red Heart Comfort Solids (Aran Weight #4)

The Movie Night Cocoon Cardi is cozy enough for an evening spent snuggling on the couch, and also stylish enough to be worn on a night out on the town. A simple granny square is converted to your favorite new crochet accessory with a bit of seaming and edging. The pattern is easy to adjust for different sizes and/or different weights of yarn. 

Designer: Two of Wands

Yarn: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton (Worsted Weight #4)

Self striping cake yarn provides effortless coolness to this stylish triangle wrap. The neutral color palette is easy to match with and helps keep your look classic. The design calls for v-stitches, fan stitches, and stitches worked around the post. Both written and video versions of this pattern are available for you to learn from. 

Designer: TLYC Blog

Yarn: Lion Brand Mandala Ombre (Worsted Weight #4)

Confident beginning crocheters will relish the chance to polish their skills with The Cozy Fireside Wrap. The pattern walks you through how to start with a row of foundation double crochet stitches, and then how to complete the rest of the wrap using double crochet and yarn over slip stitches.

Designer: Hooks Books & Wanderlust

Yarn: Caron Simply Soft Heather (Yarn Held Double = Super Bulky Weight #6)