- It is a PDF. Any phone, tablet or computer can open it.
- It is a big file. There are 100+ projects inside, so use Wi-Fi and give it a minute.
- Save it to your device. Then you can crochet from it offline.
- Personal use only. Please do not share the PDF or sell the character-style designs.
- Wait 30 seconds. After you press the download button, a short timer runs and then your download starts automatically.
Stop scrolling for a second. This is the crochet collection people keep asking us for: more than 100 cute, quick and totally giftable projects in one single PDF. Bouquets that last forever, keychains with faces, a duck that hugs your gear stick. Once you see them, you will want to make them all.
Read the notes above, scroll through what is inside, then grab the download at the bottom of the page.
What is inside the collection
Picture one folder on your phone with more than a hundred crochet projects in it, and every single one is small, cute and quick enough to finish before the weekend is over. That is exactly what this PDF collection is. It is not a pile of random patterns. It is a hand-picked mix of flowers that never wilt, keychains you will want in every colour, tiny creatures with huge personality, and cosy phone cases that get compliments everywhere you go.
The photo at the top of this page shows only a small taste. Below we walk through every project you can spot in it, so you know exactly what you are getting before you download. Fair warning: you will probably pick your first project before you reach the bottom of the page.
- Format: PDF, opens on any phone, tablet or computer.
- Size: 100+ fun crochet projects in one collection.
- Style: amigurumi, keychains, flowers, phone cases and quirky gifts.
- Best for: quick makes, gifts, craft fairs and using up leftover yarn.
Flowers that never wilt
If you have ever wished a bouquet could last forever, crochet flowers are the answer. These are some of the most photographed projects in the whole collection, and for good reason.
Calla lily stems
Elegant white and soft pink calla lilies with a bright yellow centre, each one on a long green stem with a sculpted leaf. They look like something from a florist, yet they are built from simple shaped petals. Put three in a vase and nobody will believe you made them.
Sunflower bouquet with a little bee
Big golden sunflowers with deep burgundy centres, wrapped in paper and tied with a lilac ribbon, and a tiny striped bee sitting on top. It is the happiest bouquet you can make. It is also the one most people choose as a gift for a friend, a teacher or a mum.
Lily and sunflower bouquet with a mini octopus
A richer, more dramatic bouquet: deep red lilies, a sunflower, small pink roses and a cute teal octopus peeking out from the middle. It is a great project for when you want to try something a little more detailed.
Tip: use real floral wire inside the stems and wrap it in green yarn. The flowers stay upright in a vase and you can bend the leaves into any shape.
Keychains you will want in every colour
Keychains are the perfect crochet project. They use hardly any yarn, they finish fast, and they make people smile every time you pull your keys out of your bag. The collection has plenty, and these are the stars.
The big-eyed pink cat
A chubby pink cat with huge round eyes, tiny ears and a curly tail. It has a little sleepy-smile face that is impossible not to love. It is the kind of keychain that ends up clipped to a school bag, a handbag and a car mirror all at once.
Chili pepper and lemon pair
A glossy red chili with a green stem and a sunny little lemon with its own leaf. Make them together as a matching set for two friends, or clip both on one ring for a fun fruit-and-spice duo.
The strawberry cow
A soft cream cow with brown patches, a pink nose, tiny brown hooves and two red strawberries on its head. It is round, squishy and extremely cute. We think it is one of the best amigurumi designs in the whole collection.
Little creatures with big personality
This is the section where the collection really shows its sense of humour. Every one of these has a face, and every face has a story.
Green turtles
A pair of cheerful green turtles with long necks and chocolate-brown shells marked with neat stitched lines. They are small enough to sit in your palm and sturdy enough to become a desk buddy.
The one-eyed green monster
A round, fuzzy green monster with one enormous blue eye, tiny horns and a goofy grin. Kids ask for this one by name. It is a brilliant first amigurumi if you have never made a bigger eye before.
The duck hugging a gear shift
A little yellow duck with a leaf sprout on its head, wrapped around a car gear stick like it is giving it a hug. It is silly, it is useful and it turns a boring car interior into something that makes you grin every time you drive.
Frog mug topper
A wide-mouthed green frog that sits on the rim of your mug with its tongue out and its googly eyes looking up. It keeps your drink warm and gives your morning coffee a lot more attitude.
The sleepy grey rat
A soft grey rat stretched out flat with tiny pink paws, a long tail and big shiny eyes. It is funny, a little strange and completely adorable. It is also a great pattern for using up grey leftovers.
Phone cases with a twist
Crochet phone cases are the new trend, and the two designs in the photo explain why. They give your phone a thick, soft, grippy cover that looks nothing like anything from a shop.
Burgundy case with a bat
A deep wine-red textured case with a little black bat perched on the back. It is moody, stylish and perfect for autumn. Hearts and moons work well too if bats are not your thing.
Black case with a red spider
A clean black case with a bold red spider crawling across it, long legs and all. It is a favourite for Halloween, but honestly it looks great all year.
The cases are worked in a tight stitch so they hold their shape, and you can adjust the size for almost any phone model by following the guide in the patterns.
The web-slinging hero and the spider web
One of the cutest projects in the photo is a lacy white spider web draped over a hand, with a tiny round red-and-black masked hero head dangling from a thread underneath, hanging upside down. It works as a keychain, a bag charm or a hanging decoration, and it is a real conversation starter. Superhero fans of all ages will love it.
The web itself is a lovely little lace exercise. If you want to practise fine detail without committing to a whole shawl, this is the project to try.
The bespectacled little wizard
A mini doll with messy brown hair, round glasses, a little jacket and a striped scarf, standing in the palm of a hand. It is one of the most detailed designs in the collection, and it proves that amigurumi can have real character. Make one for the bookworm in your life, or make yourself a tiny magic-school mascot for your desk.
Good to know: character-style designs like this one are for your own enjoyment and for gifts. Please do not sell them.
Who is this collection for?
- Beginners: many of the keychains and small animals use only basic stitches, so they are a great way to learn.
- Intermediate makers: the bouquets, the wizard doll and the lace web will keep you busy and proud.
- Gift makers: every project here fits in an envelope or a small box.
- Anyone with leftover yarn: small projects use a few metres each, so your stash finally has a purpose.
You will need a hook that suits your yarn, a tapestry needle, safety eyes or beads, stuffing for the amigurumi, and keyring hardware for the keychains. Each pattern lists what it needs.
Quick tips before you start
- Start with a keychain. It takes an evening and gives you a win straight away.
- Use cotton yarn for flowers and cases. It holds its shape much better than soft acrylic.
- Stitch tightly for stuffed toys. Use a hook one size smaller than the yarn label says so the stuffing does not show.
- Save the PDF to your phone. Then you can open it while you crochet, even without internet.
- Make a set. Matching keychains in three colours make a lovely present.
Frequently asked questions
Is this collection really free?
Yes. The download button below gives you the PDF collection for free.
How many patterns are in it?
The collection contains more than 100 fun crochet projects in one PDF. The photo at the top of this page shows some of them.
Do I need a special app to open it?
No. A PDF opens on any phone, tablet or computer. Save it to your device so you can keep it open while you crochet.
Is it good for beginners?
Many of the projects are small and use only basic stitches, so they work well for beginners. Larger projects like the bouquets and the doll are better once you have a few makes behind you.
Can I sell what I make?
For general designs like flowers, keychains and phone cases, small-scale selling is fine, and we would love a credit. Character-style designs are for personal use and gifts only. Please do not share or resell the PDF itself.
The download is slow. What do I do?
The file is large because it holds a lot of patterns. Use Wi-Fi, give it a minute, and try the alternative link if the first one is busy.
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File type: PDF · 100+ crochet projects · Personal use only
