Find crochet accessories including patterns for crochet belts, crochet jewelry and crochet headbands here. Whether you’re looking for crochet fingerless gloves and wrist warmers or a crochet tablet case, you’ll find the best accessory patterns here. Forget the store – save money and add instant style by crocheting your own accessories today!
Crochet your new market crochet bag and see how easy it is to do your part for the environment, or fall in love with a romantic summer-friendly headband, as you browse our extensive collection of accessories. See how easy it is to make a quick new accessory for a summer festival, or how quickly you can make a pair of fingerless gloves for a Christmas present for that friend who’s always cold!
By Jennifer Dickerson,,,, from the The Mother's Day Crochet Collection issue
Protect your sunnies with this colorful and fun-to-make case! The case is generously sized to fit even the largest of frames and can be easily adjusted to fit smaller glasses, too. Your sunglasses will stay protected, clean, and scratch free while tucked away in this essential summer project.
View ProjectBy Jane Howarth,,,, from the The Mother's Day Crochet Collection issue
A sweet project that’s perfect for girls’ adventures together this spring. A handful of crocheted flowers flow around the side and each end, taking a hint from starflowers, daisies and relaxed coastal style. The headband set is easy to make, with the chance to test out a couple of skills. Each flower is worked to a simple design in the round, and added to the headband created entirely in single crochet with easy shaping for scarf-like peaks at each end.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch,,,, from the The Mother's Day Crochet Collection issue
Since all little girls love to play with mom’s jewelry, let’s crochet mini versions that coordinate with these stunning bracelets for mom! These trendy bracelets feature a unique single crochet stitch which places beads on the right side of the bracelet and utilizes magnetic clasps for easy on-and-off wearing regardless of one’s age!
View ProjectBy Heather Gibbs,,,, from the The Best Crochet Patterns of 2020 issue
What better stitch to use for a coffee mug cozy than the bean stitch? Soft, puffy and complete with a buttoned closure, this mug cozy puts the “fun” in functional.
View ProjectBy Karen von Kluge,,,, from the The Best Crochet Patterns of 2020 issue
This luxurious hair scrunchie is created by crocheting around a hair elastic for a plush hair accessory. The pattern is simple and can be made with any chenille or velvet yarn. Great for using up scraps leftover from other projects.
View ProjectBy Jennifer E. Ryan,,,, from the June 2022 issue
A fresh take on traditional macramé, this crochet version of popular summer bracelets is the perfect touch you’ve been waiting for. Cowrie beads and a flower charm adds sweet appeal to any summer ensemble.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch,,,, from the The Blue & Yellow Crochet Collection issue
Sassy tasseled flower earrings that can be color coordinated to match any outfit. These are great to make for quick gifts and to experiment with colors and beads with your crochet.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch,,,, from the August 2021 issue
These quick and stylish bracelets are perfect for using up yarn scraps and showing off pretty buttons. Ideal for last-minute gifts (you can whip up a pair in just an hour), these are the modern friendship bracelets your friends will be asking for all summer.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard,,,, from the The Blue & Yellow Crochet Collection issue
Get your crochet fix with this quick summer project made in fingering weight yarn or size 10 crochet thread. The closure is a ring made of chains going around a little crocheted button. Crocheted in under an hour, this project is perfect for scrap yarn and makes an excellent gift or friendship bracelet.
View ProjectBy Cristina D.,,,, from the The Blue & Yellow Crochet Collection issue
Make your own custom espadrilles sandals by crocheting custom uppers with cotton and linen yarn. Since these fibers lack elasticity, they are perfect for creating a shoe that fits and won’t stretch out. Use leftover yarn from the Maya Mandala Bag to make a perfect match.
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