Fun Crochet Magazine

The magazine for both beginner and advanced crochet. Every edition is filled with crochet patterns for projects for your home, to wear or for gifts. The patterns are explained step-by-step, often accompanied by illustrative photos. In addition to the crochet patterns, Fun Crochet Magazine features stories, news and inspiration.

Crochet! LET'S GET STARTED • Crochet is super fun! But how do you actually make all these wonderful creations? We’ve listed all the basics and techniques just for you, so you can get started right away. Before you know it, you’ll be hooked...

Fun Crochet Magazine

CRAFTING Christmas Magic

Dino Benny • Lots of kids are big fans of dinosaurs! Why not crochet this little cutie and put it under the Christmas tree as a gift? Can’t miss!

Santa Claus BRINGS A LIGHT • The North Pole light that this cute little Santa Claus brings along, will fill the house with coziness during the dark December month.

Ugly Kids' Christmas Spencer • Since spencers are all the rage again, a 'tacky' one should not be missing this Christmas. Both boys and girls stand out with the fun, wonky Christmas tree.

Mandala Christmas tree • Don't have enough space in your house for a 'real' Christmas tree or just want an extra tree for the wall or window? Check out this beauty! Complete with mandala circles reminiscent of ‘balls’.

Winter scene IN SNOW GLOBE • Two little friends in the snow: this cute winter scene is not to be missed. Up-cycle a glass vase, because they fit perfectly with the lit-up tree in a round glass vase, making your home cozy all winter long.

Christmas tree in a circle • Circles are all the rage right now. This ring features a crocheted Christmas tree adorned with various figures, all symmetrically arranged in the circle. It's a charming decoration for the December days that you can use both as window decoration and wall decor.

Christmas Angel to count down to Christmas Part 1 • This angel is here to make your holidays shine even brighter. She is the perfect Christmas present… and can hold 24 little presents with her! But she also loves standing under the Christmas tree, adding her charm to the festive atmosphere.

Christmas hat upside down • An upside-down Christmas hat? That's a brilliant idea for an ornament, as it’s just the right size for a mini Christmas tree. Or how about filling it with mistletoe? Hang it in a ‘strategic’ spot, and a Christmas kiss becomes a breeze.

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