Crochet doorknob cover

Crochet door knob covers are a practical and decorative way to add a personal touch to your home. They can help protect your door knobs from scratches and wear, while also adding a pop of color or texture to your space. This project is easy and fun to make with the simple stated...

Unconventional crochet creations for kids, grown-ups and the home

You can see it, right? The Jack-o-Lantern doorknob cover I said I was going to make ? Okay, maybe I’d better take a closer picture. To...

This free crochet doorknob organizer pockets pattern makes a cute gift for the Christmas & Holiday Season. Pattern includes a video.

Ravelry: Santa Claus door-knob cover pattern by McCall Pattern Company

Jack-o-Lantern Doorknob Cover from Crochet World, October 1979 In keeping with the axiom that everything in your home that can be covered ...

The Crochet Door Stopper is an attractive, handmade solution, perfect for adding a touch of style while keeping doors firmly in place.

My Bouquet of life with kids, making, baking, sewing, crochet and all things vintage ofcourse

You'll love these brilliant ideas for using up those little bits of yarn leftover from your crochet projects!

I'm sharing my most useful crochet pattern today! If you have been to my house, you've seen our yarny doorknob covers. We much prefer them to the plastic ones you can buy in the baby safety section of BabiesRUs, Target, etc. I practically guarantee that no child under the age of three will be able to defeat these. If your kiddo is older than that, it depends on your child's ingenuity. My tall, strong, destructive 3.5 year old is helpless against the crocheted doorknob cover. He can crack the…

How to Beautiful Crochet Door Stopper Design || Handmade Crochet Doorstop

Jazz up your fridge with these super-cute crochet magnets! Free pattern with comprehensive instructions, step-by-step photographs and photo tutorials for techniques used.

Years ago, my grandmother crocheted Christmas doorknob hangers. I was feeling a bit nostalgic this year and I asked my mother to send me a few photos so I could try and recreate the pattern. When I showed her a picture of my work, Mom approved and said it looked just like the ones Ma […]

Whip up a set of crocheted frogs and lily pads with crocheter of all things cute, Megan Kreiner. These froggies and lily pads come together in a flash with a combination of single, half-double, and double crochet stitches. Once you’ve made your pieces, Megan shows you how to whipstitch them together and fill them with beans. The finished...