18 Pretty Purl Soho Patterns to Crochet

Six skeins of Purl Soho Line Weight yarn are used to work up this lovely granny stripe scarf pattern. It's a mix of subtle and bright and it's oh so pretty!

How beautiful is this vibrant scarf? Purl Soho has the most energetic color options and this orange combo is perfect for a scarf that will add a touch of color to your outfit. 

Whether you want to make this fabulous crochet cowl in Sterling and Pink Panther or want to try another pair of colors, this pattern is sure to impress.

You are sure to stay warm and comfy with this tremendous Tunisian crochet scarf pattern. This scarf pattern uses baby alpaca Purl Soho yarn, too, so you know it's soft!

Bundle up with this baby! Not only does this rib stitch cowl have magnificent volume but the texture is absolutely stunning. Wear it up or down all winter.

With a candy-like striping, these lovely hand warmers will add that perfect amount of warmth while you're waiting for your hot drink to be ready in chilly weather.

A pure classic! If you have a few granny squares lying around or want to make some but not enough for an afghan, these granny square crochet slippers are the perfect project.

The bobble stitch is a fantastic way to add a bit of texture to anything. In this case, this little girl's crochet dress is complete with rows of sweet little bobbles. How cute is this?

Sure, Purl Soho could make a normal hat pattern, but where is the fun in that? Use the Tunisian stitch to get the pointy hat worked up and add fluffy pom poms to the end.

Just think of all the people you could make these bracelets for! With several beautiful designs, this unique crochet bracelet pattern is one that you'll be using over and over.

Vests are in style again! You'll look especially flashy in this terrific teal yarn (Anzula’s Squishy in Teal). Use matching, complementary, or contrasting buttons.

A cute play on the popular saying, "home sweet home," this "sweet home sweet" pillow is crocheted and then cross stitched with two shades of pretty red needlepoint yarn.

If your stomach starts growling, it's only because these trivets and potholders look good enough to eat! Make watermelons, oranges, limes, or other similar fruits for your home.

Well, we think these cute crochet balls could come in handy for lots of reasons. Give them as toys to little ones, hackie sacks for the older kids, or use them in your laundry.

Not only will this airy crochet tote bag be useful at the Sunday farmer's market but you can use it anywhere in your home, too. Use it to hold food or stuffed animals, or keep it for clothes.

These soft yet sturdy rugs can be made in a few different sizes, which makes it easy to choose the right one for your home. Plus, add color and stitch options, and you'll be thrilled at what you can do.

Why not crochet your washcloths? Crochet these washcloths in three different colors that match your own home or follow along with these Marigold, Buff, and Birch shades.

Delightfull delicious-looking, these fun crochet ornaments will make the holidays even more special. Use this Christmas ornament pattern to help teach the whole family crochet!