Want to make a circle out of yarn, thread or fiber? If so, these circle patterns could be exactly what you need.

Crochet Circle Patterns

Circles are interesting projects to crochet. They’re usually pretty easy to do, although there are some pitfalls to beware of. Want to learn how to crochet a circle? For more in-depth information on this topic, I invite you to visit the pages linked below.

1. Easy Flat Circle Shape

This flat circle shape is worked in a spiral, with no slip stitches joining your rounds together, and no chains between rounds. This sort of construction helps you to avoid ending up with a visible slanted line on your crocheted circle shape — which is one of those pesky pitfalls I mentioned above.

Pattern Details:

• A Free Crochet Pattern is available for this design.
• Crochet Skill Level: Easy.
• Pattern Designer: Amy Solovay

2. Fast, Easy Crochet Circle for Beginners

Have you learned how to do the chain stitch, the double crochet, and the slip stitch? If so, you already have the skills you need to work this pattern. No increases are necessary.

If you haven’t learned these basic stitches yet, don’t worry — this pattern gives you the perfect opportunity to learn them, and practice them at the same time.

I show you how to do each step of the circle, including pictures, so you can follow along and crochet your own little circle shapes. I also link you up with a bunch of additional helpful tutorials that can give you more insights about each stitch, in case you get stuck or confused.

Pattern Details:

• A Free Crochet Pattern and Tutorial are available for this design.
• Crochet Skill Level: Beginner.
• Pattern Designer: Amy Solovay

3. Easy Curved Crochet Circle Pattern

I can think of many possible reasons you might want to crochet a circle with a slight curve. This could become an essential component of many different types of creative crochet projects.

I originally designed this pattern because I thought it would be interesting to use two of these circles as part of a duffel-style purse — one on either side. When I put my first version of the purse together, I decided that these circles weren’t quite right for the style I had in mind, so I’m re-designing the bag to make it more in line with what I want.

However, I envision that these circles will be useful for many other projects. That experiment sparked several other ideas in my head for things to do with them — and I hope you’ll find uses for them, too, if you are so inclined.

Pattern Details:

• A Free Crochet Pattern is available for this design.
• Crochet Skill Level: Easy.
• Pattern Designer: Amy Solovay

Find More Excellent Crochet Circle Patterns in the Crochet Kaleidoscope Book

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This page was last updated on 5/1/2023.