This pattern is part of a set. Matching patterns include a hat, purse, coin purse, cellphone pouch and a pair of fingerless gloves. Make one or make them all.

The stitch used in all the patterns is the cross-over long double crochet. It is fairly easy to make once you get the hang of it, and it looks nice when worked up in these patterns.

Did you know that March is Crochet Month? I had no idea until I received this article for a guest post from my good friend Sara Duggan, also known as MomwithaHook. In this article she lists 7 fun ways to celebrate crochet this month. Some of them including crocheting for charity, and she lists some charity organizations that you can donate to. For more ways to have fun for crochet, visit the following link.

Here is a short list of some free toy crochet patterns. The toys range from finger puppets and baby rattles, to crocheted trains, planes and pillows. Your young ones are sure to be happy with whatever you choose to make them from this list. Enjoy!