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Hello there, yarn lovers! Are you excited to talk about the classic with us today? Gingham is a motif we all know and adore. Let’s explore it, shall we?
Did you know that the word gingham comes from the Malayan language? The woven fabric, famous for its checkered pattern, was originally imported into Europe in the 17th century. Can you believe that back then it was usually striped? The history of gingham is rich and full of surprises, so we definitely recommend it for your evening read! Right now, let’s focus on the future. And by that, we mean your future crochet projects, obviously! Charming Gingham Crochet Ideas and Patterns are waiting for you! Put them to good use this season.
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Gingham Accessories with Free Crochet Patterns
Spring Gingham Hand Towel
This is one of the two brilliant designs by Megan Meyer we want to show you today. The awesome designer took the classic gingham motif and introduced it into the kitchen. If you want to crochet yourself a pretty set of accessories, you should follow her instructions.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Left in Knots here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Spring Gingham Dishcloth
Is the hand towel from above on your to-do list already? Great! Now put these beauties right next to it. Dishcloths with gingham motif are going to look great in every kitchen, no matter the style of your interior. That’s why they also make perfect gifts! Will you use the same colors as Megan Meyer?
The original pattern and the photos are available on Left in Knots here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Spring Gingham Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern
Did you know that the gingham motif looks amazing in warm, sweet, feminine colors as well? This charming design proves that! If you feel like adding a bit of rustic charm to your kitchen this spring, follow the instructions of the artists behind this project.
Go to the full article about the original pattern: Spring Gingham Dishcloth, info about this version and the photos here.
Pretty in Gingham Mug Cozy
Our favorite gingham motif looks gorgeous on all kinds of accessories, both big and small. This mug cozy designed by Divine Debris is a small detail that will make a huge difference in your daily life. If you need a cute pick-me-up, crochet yourself one in your favorite colors.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Divine Debris here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Gingham Tote Bag
If you are a fan of rustic vibes, this pretty crochet pattern for a simple tote certainly deserves a place in your library. The mix of green shades and warm cream is so versatile and refreshing. It makes us think of long walks in the woods! Shannon Holding is such a talent, evidently.
The original pattern and the photos are available on The Loophole Fox here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Gingham Purse Free Crochet Pattern
Wow, this is what we call a stylish handmade purse! This little handbag will work as a wallet or as a cosmetic bag as well. Nothing lifts our spirits like a precious crochet accessory, right? Choose the right colors to suit your outfits!
Go to the full article about the pattern and to the photos: Gingham Purse, more info here.
Gingham Blankets with Free Crochet Patterns
Plaid Granny Blanket
This combination of colors is so classic and cute! Seriously, pink and red always go so well together, right? If you are looking for a perfect basic pattern for a lightweight gingham blanket, this one is evidently for you. Ana Contreras certainly knows what’s going on in the crochet world.
The original pattern is available on Lanas de Ana here:
Nine Square Griddle Stitch Gingham
Info about this version by lieveheersbeestje and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Nine Square Griddle Stitch Gingham
Oh, we simply can’t get enough of Daisy Farm Crafts and their awesome crochet patterns for gingham blankets! The gem on the photo below is a part of a series that makes our yarn-loving hearts beat faster. Crochet it ASAP and then go to the designer’s website to check out other projects. You will have such a hard time deciding between them!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Daisy Farm Crafts here:
Nine Square Griddle Stitch Gingham
Pink Gingham Blanket
Didn’t we just tell you that Daisy Farm Crafts has mastered gingham? Well, here is one more proof! This time we can admire subtle, girly colors. Can you imagine how soft this blanket must feel? And the decorative border? Out of this world!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Daisy Farm Crafts here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Gingham Blanket
Looking for more boyish colors? Try cyan, a greenish blue colors. You can also combine an aqua or teal hues with white yarn. As a final effect you will get blueish effect, but much more delicate and intriguing than traditional blue or green.
The original pattern are available on Daisy Farm Crafts here:
More about photographed version: _made.by.madeline
Crystal Waves Gingham Blanket
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet Dreamz here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Classic Gingham Crochet – Article by Crochetpedia
Are you looking for a reliable source of knowledge on crochet stitches and techniques? Well, in this case, there is no better place to go than Crochetpedia. The expert behind this lovely website will not only make things clear but also wake up your inner artist. She knows a thing or two about gingham as well, no doubt about it!
Go to the article: Classic Gingham Crochet.
Windowpane Gingham Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
When we think gingham, we think classy, right? And when we think classy? We think navy blue! Now you understand why we have decided to place this stylish blanket on the top of our list, right? If you are decorating a marine-style nursery, this pattern is for you.
Go to the full article about the pattern and to the photos: Windowpane Gingham Baby Blanket, more info here.
Homemaker Gingham Throw Free Crochet Pattern
How delightful is this chunky throw? Irresistible! We want to wrap ourselves with it right away and never let go off it. Doesn’t it sound like the perfect plan for chilly spring evenings? We bet you think so too! This lilac shade is so enchanting.
Go to the full article about the pattern and to the photos: Homemaker Gingham Throw, more info here.