Free Crochet Boho Patterns For Boho Lovers

If you're on the hunt for a fun and fashionable project, you'll be thrilled with our guide to creating stunning Crochet Boho earrings. This collection is perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of bohemian flair to their style, all while enjoying the simplicity and satisfaction that comes with following our easy step-by-step patterns. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting, these patterns are designed to be approachable and enjoyable and result in beautiful accessories you'll be proud to wear or give as gifts.

Crochet Boho Granny Tote Bag

Make a super functional and unique colorful market bag for your daily routine by following this easier video tutorial and the available step-by-step instructions.

Materials

• 5 mm / Size H/8 Crochet Hook
• Caron Cotton Cakes (smaller or bigger balls. Likely, one big ball should suffice)
• Stitch Markers (optional)

Abbreviations

• ch – Chain
• sc – Single Crochet
• dc – Double Crochet
• sl st – Slip Stitch
• sp – Space

Pattern

Starting Ring:

1. Ch 4, sl st to the beginning ch to form the center ring.

Round 1:

1. Ch 3 (counts as dc), 2 dc into the ring.
2. Ch 1, 3 dc into the ring.
3. Repeat step 2, two more times, you should have 4 sets of 3 dc.
4. Ch 1, sl st to the top of the first ch 3.

For Round 2:

1. Sl st over the next 2 dc to the corner sp.
2. In the ch-1 sp: (sc, ch 3, sc) to create corner.
3. Ch 3. In the next corner ch-1 sp: (sc, ch 3, sc).
4. Repeat step 3 for the remaining corners, sl st to the first sc to join.

Round 3:

1. Sl st to the corner sp, ch 3, 2 dc in same sp, ch 1.
2. 3 dc in the same sp, 3 dc in each ch-3 sp across.
3. Corner: 3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc in each corner sp.
4. Repeat this pattern all around and slst to the top of the beginning ch 3.

Repeat the process of creating granny squares for subsequent rounds, making sure to maintain the corner expansions and create the necessary spaces with chain stitches.

Shaping Rounds (12 to 27):

1. Repeat a variation of rounds 12 and 13 until you have completed a total of 27 rounds.
2. On each side, remember to use two together double crochet stitches in the middle to create the envelope buckling.

Round 28 (Shaping the Top):

1. Work sc in each stitch around.
2. Where the bag starts to round in, work a 3-together sc to maintain the shape.

Straps:

1. Chain up 1 and work back and forth in SC for three stitches, creating a strap of roughly twenty-one inches.
2. Join the strap to the corresponding three stitches on the opposite side.

Final Rounds:

1. After the straps are attached, work a round of SC around the top of the bag, going over the straps to reinforce them.
2. Consider working with two strands together for stronger straps.

Crochet Boho Blouse/ Top

Follow this super easy tutorial to make the lighter in weight but extremely luxurious-looking top for summer wear.

Materials

• DK weight yarn from Yarn Holic (or your choice of yarn)
• The crochet hook is slightly larger than recommended for your yarn (a 5.5mm hook is used in the video)
• Measuring tape
• Stitch marker or a piece of scrap yarn
• Scissors

Pattern

Foundation Chain:

1. Measure the desired width from the front to the back of your top. This measurement will be the length of your foundation chain.
2. Make a slip knot, then loosely chain until you reach your measurement.
3. Chain an extra 3 stitches, ensuring that you end on an odd number.

Row 1:

1. Insert a half double crochet (hdc) into every chain stitch from the 3rd stitch from your hook.
2. Mark the front side of your work with a piece of scrap yarn or a stitch marker.

For Row 2:

1. Chain 3 and turn your work (counts as the first hdc and chain 1).
2. Skip the first stitch, hdc into the next stitch, ch 1.
3. Repeat - skip next stitch, hdc into next stitch, ch 1 - until the end of row.

Row 3:

1. Chain 2, and turn in your work.
2. Work puff stitches into each chain 1 space. To create a puff stitch: yarn over (yo), insert hook into space, pull up a loop (4 times), yo and pull through all the nine loops on the hook.
3. At the end of each puff stitch, chain 1 to close the stitch and another chain 1 to separate it from the next stitch.
4. Continue until you reach the end of the row. Finish with a hdc into the last stitch of the previous row.

Row 4:

1. Ch 3 and turn in your work.
2. Yarn over, and insert hdc in the ch 1 space between the puff stitches.
3. Chain 1 and insert another hdc into the next space. Repeat to end of row.

Follow the pattern as described for each subsequent row till you reach the desired size for your top. Make a second panel following the same pattern.

Joining the Panels:

1. Lay both panels side by side and align the markers denoting the fronts of the panels.
2. Join the tops and bottoms to create a neck hole and join the sides.
3. Attach using a slip stitch to join the panels together at the preferred depth for your v-neckline.
4. Repeat the process to join the back panels.
5. Check for the desired width of the sleeves and mark accordingly.
6. Join the sides of the sleeves using the same process as above.

Adding Tassels:

1. Wrap your yarn around a book or a similarly shaped object to create your tassel length.
2. Cut along the bottom of the loops.
3. Attach your tassels to the bottom of your blouse as desired.

Your Crochet Boho Blouse/Top is ready!

Please bear in mind that this pattern is a simplified interpretation from the video and detailed progress is shown in the video tutorial itself. Should you find any difficulties following the pattern, the video will provide a great visual aid. Also, practice on smaller projects helps improve skill in crochet. Happy crocheting!

Crochet Boho Poncho

Make the super stylized, unique, and cozy-looking poncho for breezy weather with this easier and fun step-by-step guide and video tutorial we presented.

Material

• Wendy Supreme cotton love (DK yarn, a mixture of acrylic and cotton)
• 4mm hook (or 3.5mm hook, depending on tension)
• Darning needle
• Scissors
• Fabric scissors
• Yarn (additional for tassels)
• Possible crochet clips
• Patchwork measuring tool

Instructions

Squares for the Poncho (make 8 squares)

• Make a slip knot and chain 6. Slip stitch into the first chain, forming a circle.
• Chain 4, double crochet into the circle, chain 1. Repeat until you have eight double crochets (including the chain 3). Join with a slip stitch at the top of the third chain.
• Chain 3. Create clusters of four double crochets together in each chain space from the previous round. Chain 4 in between each cluster.
• Create 16 clusters of chain 4 and three double crochets together.
• Transform the circle into squares:
• Start in a chain space and chain 3
• Crochet three lots of double crochets in each chain space
• For corner: 3 trebles, 3 chains, 3 trebles in the next chain space
• Crochet three lots of double crochets in each next
• Repeat until the square is formed
• Double crochet on top of every double crochet from the previous round.

Assembling the squares

• Lay the squares facing upwards and place them together, wrong sides out.
• Start at the corner, create a slip knot, insert, and do a single crochet.
• Using the outer loop of the V on each square, crochet the squares together. Slip stitch to close the round.
• Once all squares are connected, the neck opening of the cape is formed.

Rounds Around the Poncho

• Start on one corner begin making rounds of double crochets.
• In the next round, start making loops: chain 1, single crochet in the double crochet, chain 5, single crochet in the double crochet, and repeat.
• For the Boho clusters round, place a Boho cluster on every chain loop created in the previous round.
• Repeat the last two steps for as long as you want the poncho.

Tassels

• For each tassel, cut the yarn using your patchwork measuring tool. Each strand should be 34 cm long.
• Wrap the yarn into each loop around the poncho.
• You could use a larger hook to attach the tassels onto the cape.

Crochet Boho Headband

Our step-by-step guide and tutorial will help you make the best boho headband you've ever made in no time.

Materials:

• Medium weight #4 yarn (approx. 1.5 ounces)
• Crochet hook size H (5.0 mm)
• Yarn needle (straight and bent recommended)
• Scissors
• Wooden beads (12 beads, ¼ inch size preferred)

Instructions:

Note: Working in back loops only (BLO) creates a ridge effect.

Starting Edge:

• Row 1: Chain 4, single crochet (SC) in the second chain from hook and the next 2 chains (3 SC total). Chain 1, turn.
• Row 2: SC BLO in each SC across (3 SC). Chain 1, turn.
• For Row 3: Increase by 2 SC. SC BLO in both the first and last SC. (5 SC). Chain 1, turn.
• Row 4: SC BLO in each SC across (5 SC). Chain 1, turn.
• Continue this increasing pattern every other row until you have 13 SC across. Follow a sequence of increasing row, then a straight row.

Bead Addition and Headband Body:

1. Thread all the beads onto the yarn before you begin the body.
2. Row 13: Transition to 4 double crochet (DC), chain 1, skip 2 SC, double crochet cluster (DC cluster) in the next, chain 1, DC cluster again in the same space, chain 1, skip 2 SC, end with 4 DC. Chain 3, turn.
3. Next Rows: Pull a bead to the front before the cluster every other row while establishing a pattern of DC and DC clusters as per previous row without beads. The chain 3 at the beginning of each row counts as the first DC.
4. Continue this pattern, alternating between a beaded row and a regular row for the length desired. Ensure to measure the headband on the recipient for the perfect fit.

Decreasing for Tapering Edge:

1. Once the body reaches the required length, switch to SC decrease rows to taper the other end. Chain 1, turn at the end of your last DC row.
2. Proceed with SC in each stitch (13 SC), work BLO, then decrease as you did in the beginning but reversed - decreasing instead of increasing.
3. Work decrease rows to go from 13 SC down to 3 SC, decreasing at the beginning and end of alternate rows.

Finishing:

1. When the tapered edge mirrors the starting edge, cut the yarn, making sure to leave a long enough tail to stitch the headband ends together.
2. With the right sides facing each other (inside out), use a slip stitch or a sewing method to join both ends of the headband.
3. Weave in any remaining loose ends.

Final Notes:

• The ridged pattern created by working in the BLO gives the headband texture.
• Beads are added by pushing them up against the clusters as you crochet, ensuring they're on the correct side of the work.
• The headband is designed to be stretchy and fit a 22-24 inch head. Adjust by changing the length of the straight body part if a smaller or larger size is needed.
• Remember to sew the headband ends with care to ensure durability and comfort when worn.

This headband is a perfect accessory for adding a boho chic touch to any outfit.

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