QUICK PATTERNS!

Aren't we always in a rush for everything in life? But sometimes it is good to slow down and take it easy. Crochet is meant to be one of those crafts that help you slow down. Unfortunately many crocheters are looking for a quick project - they suddenly need a gift for a someone or are looking for quick projects to add to their repertoire, at a sale event. Let's face it - there is no greater feeling than instant gratification.

The Tunisian Key Pouch came about like this. I had a stall at an event that targeted men's fashion and lifestyle. Most items at a stall usually target women and home. Other than scarves and caps, I was trying to find something that would be useful and quick to make. The key pouch seemed like such a good idea. Not wanting to spend time in designing one, I searched for pattern. But all the patterns I could find were very 'feminine". So back to the drawing board for me!

I felt the Tunisian crochet would give the pouch the dense fabric (so that the keys don't poke out) and would be quick to make. Using TSS - Tunisian Simple Stitch, the pouch was ready in no time. The button closure took a while to figure out. I used the Indian method of 'jugaad' - also know as 'winging it' to create the closure. The pouches were well received and sold out. Subsequently, when I sat down to write out the pattern, I modified the button closure to a more easily explainable format.

These are the samples made by me and also some of my testers, showing that the variations are a-plenty. If you have never tried Tunisian, don't let it scare you off. The pattern includes an explanation of Tunisian crochet in a simple format. You do not need a special Tunisian hook for this project but can use a regular straight crochet hook without a handle.

As with the other $2 Sales that have been hosted in the past, this event also offers you the same special price for new and quick patterns. The event runs from the 15th to the 26th of June 2025 and gives you a chance to buy these beautiful patterns at just $2 each. Twelve of us global designers have come together again with a one time offer on our selected patterns. They are available at this price for the entire duration of the event. Take a detailed look at all the patterns below and you will also find the link to the other designers pages. Show us all some love and encouragement! All you need is a code to be able to purchase them. Read till the end of the post to find the code.

My featured pattern is the Tunisian Key Pouch. Though the pattern is uses #4 (DK) cotton yarn, it could potentially be made with any yarn, ensuring you adjust the number of stitches. The two sizes included in the pattern are made by just changing the hook size. Using two colours gives the TSS that little extra and makes the pattern stand out. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Read ahead to get the details of the amazing line up of patterns from talented designers. Even if you don't make a purchase, just send us all some love by visiting our websites/blogs and leave us a note.

This pattern sale is curated by Audrey from Canoe Mtn Designs . She puts in so much of time and effort and thanks to her we all get to showcase our patterns. Her pattern being featured is the Stroller Blanket. This pattern is written in 5 sizes with 2 different ways to crochet it. Create the beanie with a folded brim or without. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Ethy Owens from OVC Designs showcases their Simple Ridges Headband. The headband comes with 3 different sizes to choose from and 2 different ways you can wear it. The pattern calls for Bulky Weight Yarn that creates a nice warm Unisex Headband. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Vimala Vignesh from ViVaCrochet showcases their Gem Sparkle Suncatcher. A quick and easy project perfect for Summer days! A leaf motif worked one on top of another and joined to form a circle gives the perfect shape and structure to this suncatcher. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Maria Bruni from The Dancing Yarn showcases their Stargazer Headband. It is exquisitely textured by using the Star Stitch and HDC Stitches to complete the beauty of Stars in rows separated by a chain in between. The combination of these stitches creates a very thick, dense and plush fabric. A 2 row repeat, makes this pattern easy to modify to your desired size. It should be noted that this stitch is a yarn eater, but worth the beautiful results! Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Rashmi Binu from SaiASmi - Dreamz in Yarn showcases their Marvolo Trivet. Marvolo as a Potterhead was apt for this textured and reversible crochet Trivet to add to your dining decor. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Marsha Sparks from Marsha YarnDoodles showcases their Kennedy Headband. Cozy. Stylish. Handmade. The Kennedy Twisted Headband has you covered — literally! Luxuriously soft and delightfully squishy, this headband is as cozy as it is beautiful — the perfect companion for chilly days and brisk nights. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Farah Tate from The Crochet Fix showcases their Heart Swirl Coasters. Sweet, textured crochet coasters featuring a heart border and with an on-trend boho vibe. These coasters whip up quickly and are a practical, relaxing and satisfying project. Perfect for gifting as a set with a funky mug or a cute coffee keep cup. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Huipei from Pocket Yarnlings showcases their Chomper Dan pattern. ​Try your hand with this little boy, he loves dinosaurs and he always sticks around in his dino pyjamas! He works up quickly and involves minimal sewing! Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Lisa Ferrel from My Fingers Fly showcases their Diagonal Stripe Skinny Scarf. Crafted with a simple C2C stitch pattern, this scarf drapes beautifully around your neck without adding bulk, making it ideal for layering year-round. Its narrow width gives it a modern and sophisticated look that's versatile enough to pair with both casual and dressy ensembles. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Regina Pastrano from Regina P Designs showcases their Lydia Water Bottle Sling. This cute bag for carrying your water bottle is created working bottom up, featuring her Lydia Stitch design, and then finished off by crocheting the strap directly onto the top so there’s no seaming involved. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Lyndsey Allen from Artisan Crochet Designs showcases their Lattice Drift Shawl. It makes the most of a single skein of 4ply, allowing colours to dance across the stitches in a soft, effortless fade. Worked sideways, this design gradually widens into a graceful, curved shape, perfect for draping over your shoulders or wrapping around your neck. Click on the picture for the link to the pattern. Don't forget to collect the code from the end of the post.

Hope you have been able to decide on which patterns you want to buy or will you buy them all? Every sale makes it rewarding to the designers to keep designing.

Use the code QUICK25 to get your pattern for just $2! The code will be valid from start of day on the 15th of June 2025 till the end of day on the 26th of June 2025 (all times are US Central Time).

Quick crochet patterns to help you get on your way!