Best Crochet Patterns for the Home

Do you enjoy crocheting for your home? If so, you’ll definitely want to check out our picks for the best crochet patterns for the home. Whether you want to make blankets, throws, pillows, doilies, potholders or other items, there are fantastic options included on this list.

1. Quick Comforts

Quick Comforts Crochet Pattern Book Published by Leisure Arts

This book is included on my list of the best crochet patterns for the home because it offers you some of the fastest, simplest, easiest and most appealing home decor crochet patterns I’m aware of.

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2.Unexpected Afghans by Robyn Chachula, published by Interweave

Unexpected Afghans: A Crochet Pattern Book by Robyn Chachula, Published by Interweave

This book gives you a spectacular variety of blanket and afghan patterns designed by some of the top crochet designers of the moment. The book includes patterns for making some of the coolest and most impressive blankets I have ever seen. If you’re interested in finding unique and innovative blanket patterns, this is definitely the book for you.

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3. Scrappy Afghans

4. Panel-By-Panel Afghans

Those are my suggestions for the best crochet patterns for the home. I hope you found them helpful.

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I'm excited about this book, Delicate Crochet by Sharon Hernes Silverman, because I contributed 2 patterns to it! I hope you'll check out the fingerless gloves and the beaded necklace I designed for this book. Thanks for taking a look at them! — I’m excited about this book, Delicate Crochet by Sharon Hernes Silverman, because I contributed 2 patterns to it! I hope you’ll check out the **fingerless gloves** and the **beaded necklace** I designed for this book. Thanks for taking a look at them!

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This potholder is made using two crocheted octagon motifs from Crochet Kaleidoscope by Sandra Eng, published by Interweave. Scroll down to see more details and more potholder patterns -- some of which are free potholder patterns, and some which are paid patterns (but worth the money). — This potholder is made using two crocheted octagon motifs from *Crochet Kaleidoscope* by Sandra Eng, published by **Interweave**.

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By Amy Solovay

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This page was last updated on 4-20-2026.