Easy Crochet Velvet Patterns

Imagine making soft, shiny things to wear or use, like cozy hats or pretty bags, following this amazing series of crochet velvet patterns! These patterns will help you create beautiful things with velvet yarn that feels lovely and looks elegant. Our guide is full of simple patterns that are fun to make and perfect for anyone who enjoys crafting. With our help, you can add some wonderful velvet accessories to your collection with minimal effort.

Best Crochet Velvet Patterns

Crochet Velvet Scrunchie

Experience the plush softness and luxury of velvet with this free crochet velvet scrunchie pattern. Perfect for crochet enthusiasts looking to dive into something fun and practical, this pattern revives a classic accessory with a modern, velvety twist. Whether you’re new to crocheting or have been looping and stitching for years, you’ll find this project both rewarding and straightforward. Using bulky velvet yarn for an added touch of elegance, these scrunchies are not just wonderful for holding your hair up but also double as a chic wrist accessory!

Materials Needed:

• 5 mm Crochet Hook
• Scissors
• Yarn Needle
• Hair Ties (any brand or color of your preference)
• Velvet Yarn (Recommended: Bernat Velvet or Juicy Couture Velvet Yarn, Bulky 5 Weight)

Abbreviations Used:

• ch: Chain
• sc: Single Crochet
• tr: Treble Crochet (US) / Triple Crochet (UK)
• sl st: Slip Stitch

Making Process:

• Starting Off: Take your velvet yarn and tie it onto your hair tie with a basic knot, leaving about 4 inches of tail. Insert your crochet hook through the hair tie, yarn over, pull through, yarn over again, and pull through to secure the yarn onto the hair tie.
• Single Crochet Round: Work single crochets (sc) around the hair tie. The aim is to fit as many sc as possible, typically between 35 and 45, depending on the hair tie size. Make sure the stitches are close together and covering the hair tie completely after stretching.
• Checking Coverage: Once you’ve worked your sc around, stretch the hair tie to ensure the crochets cover it adequately. There should barely be any visible parts of the hair tie.
• Connecting the Round: Ensure your stitches are not twisted, and slip stitch (sl st) into the top of the first sc to connect the round.

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• Starting the Ruffle Layer: Chain up 3 to begin the treble crochet (tr) round. Wrap yarn around the hook twice and insert it into the first stitch, making sure to work over the tail end.
• Adding Ruffles: Place three tr in each sc around the ponytail, ensuring you’re working over the tail end as you go. Keep stitches close, ensuring not to skip any.
• Finishing the Ruffle: After completing the tr around, sl st into the top of the first tr, cut the yarn leaving a 5-6 inch tail, and pull through the loop to secure.
• Weaving Ends: Use a yarn needle to weave in the ends. Run the yarn under tr stitches, making sure the needle is going through the middle tube formed by the treble crochets for a neat finish.
• Final Touches: Gently stretch your scrunchie to even out the ruffles and trim any excess or flyaway yarn. The result? A beautifully ruffled, velvet scrunchie that stretches back to size and snugly holds your hair.

With your velvet scrunchie complete, you've now added a touch of luxury and comfort to your accessory collection. Enjoy crafting more in different colors to match your outfits or give away as thoughtful, handmade gifts!

Crochet Velvet Bag

Discover the joy of crocheting a stylish and fluffy velvet bag, perfect for the winter season. This free crochet pattern utilizes soft and touchable yarn, ensuring both elegance and comfort. The addition of a heart keychain brings an extra charm to your creation, making it a fantastic accessory or a thoughtful handmade gift. This project is suitable for intermediate crocheters looking to expand their skills with a chic and practical item. Follow this straightforward guide to create your own cozy velvet bag.

Materials Needed:

• Fluffy yarn (Luna Art Baby Fox, 100 grams, 125 meters) - a little more than one skein
• Crochet hooks: 8mm and 6mm
• Scissors
• Needle
• Markers

Abbreviations:

• ch - Chain
• sc - Single Crochet
• st - Stitch
• sl st - Slip Stitch

Making Process:

• Start Your Bag: Measure about 160 cm from the yarn's end and create the first loop. Begin by crocheting a chain that, when folded in half, determines the bag's height. Cast on 36 stitches (approx. 40 cm), create a chain of 1, then start the first row by inserting your hook into the second stitch (from the hook) for single crochets.
• Form the Body: After completing the first row, chain 1, turn your work, and continue with single crochets into each stitch, ensuring to go under both loops. Repeat this process for a total of 23 rows to form the main part of your bag, approximately 25 cm.
• Construct the Sides: Without cutting the yarn, fold your work in half to determine the bag's side size. Count 15 stitches from the top on each side and mark them. Between these markers, you'll have 6 stitches indicating where the side panels will be. For each side panel, measure about 60 cm from your yarn end, and similarly to the main body, crochet 6 rows.

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• Join the Parts: Once both side parts are done, use a needle to weave in all ends. Then, using a single crochet, join these side parts to the main body, ensuring you cover all 15 stitches along the sides and the 6 stitches at the bottom.
• Finishing Touches: Switch to a smaller hook if preferred and do a single crochet edge around the top of the bag for a neater finish. For the handles, crochet a chain to your desired length and attach it securely to the bag with regular stitches, hiding ends well.
• Heart Keychain: Begin with a magic ring, and follow a pattern of treble and double crochets to create a heart shape. Once complete, attach the keychain to your bag for an adorable accent.

This pattern offers a wonderful opportunity to craft a unique and fashionable accessory, with a fluffy texture and an adorable heart keychain adding character. Whether for personal use or a heartfelt gift, this crochet velvet bag is sure to impress.

Crochet Velvet In 5 Minutes

Here's a simplified guide to creating a charming Velvet Scrunchie that can be crafted in just about 5 minutes. Ideal for utilizing leftover yarn or for those seeking a quick, delightful project and perfect as a spontaneous gift or an addition to your craft stall. This project is not only swift and straightforward but also a wonderful way to dive into using velvet yarn, giving the scrunchie an elegant, plush feel.

Materials Needed:

• Velvet Yarn (Bulky or Super Bulky weight suggested)
• 5mm Crochet Hook
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle (Pointy preferred)
• Threading Tool (optional for easier threading)
• Hair Elastic

Abbreviations:

• ch: Chain
• dc: Double Crochet
• sc: Single Crochet
• st: Stitch
• sc2tog: Single Crochet two stitches together

Making the Scrunchie:

1. Start by leaving a long yarn tail. Thread your yarn through the hair elastic.
2. With your crochet hook, chain two (ch 2). Initially, work with the yarn doubled up to secure it.
3. Perform two double crochets (dc) around the elastic using both yarn strands, then continue with one strand.
4. Execute around 60 to 70 double crochets (dc) all around the elastic, adjusting the number of stitches based on the elastic size and yarn weight. Ensure to distribute these evenly for a scrunched effect.
5. After completing the first round, you can either finish here for a simpler look or proceed for a fuller appearance.
6. To add another round for a fuller look, start by joining the end of the last dc with a slip stitch to the first dc.
7. Chain one (ch 1), then do a single crochet (sc) in the same space. Continuously, single crochet two stitches together (sc2tog) followed by one single crochet in the next stitch. Repeating this pattern (one sc, then sc2tog) around the entire scrunchie.
8. Once the round is complete, cut the yarn, leaving a tail to weave in.
9. Use the tapestry needle (a threading tool can help with velvet yarn) to weave in the ends securely.

And there you have it, a lovely, plush velvet scrunchie ready in no time! This project not only results in a stylish accessory but is also an enjoyable, quick craft suitable for all crochet enthusiasts.

Crochet Velvet Mini Throw

Make a luxuriously soft Crochet Velvet Mini Throw, perfect for cozying up any space. This throw features a beautiful, modified basket weave pattern that gives a large checkered texture, creating a reversible and solid fabric that's delightful to the touch and visually appealing. Boasting a delicate reverse single crochet, or crab stitch edging, this mini throw offers both comfort and style.

Whether you're new to crochet or an experienced enthusiast, this pattern is a pleasurable project that results in a stunning throw measuring approximately 44 by 54 inches.

Materials:

• Bulky weight (100% polyester) velvet yarn – approximately 1500 yards (5 balls, each ball around 315 yards)
• 6.5 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Yarn needle

Abbreviations:

• ch: chain
• sc: single crochet
• dc: double crochet
• hdc: half double crochet
• fpdc: front post double crochet
• bpdc: back post double crochet
• st(s): stitch(es)

Making Process:

Foundation Chain: Begin with a foundation chain that's a multiple of 20 plus 13 to reach your desired size. For the suggested throw size, start with a chain of 153 sts.

Row 1: Start in the second chain from the hook, work 1 sc in each st across, ending with 152 sc.

Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as a dc here and throughout), skip the first st, dc in each st across.

Basket Weave Pattern:

Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in the first st, then work a fpdc in each of the next 10 sts. Follow with a bpdc in each of the next 10 sts. Repeat this sequence across, ending with a hdc in the final st.

Row 4: Ch 1, hdc in the first st, bpdc in the next 10 sts, fpdc in the following 10 sts. Repeat across, ending with a hdc in the final st.

Rows 5-10: Repeat Rows 3 and 4 three more times to create the basket weave texture.

Checker Pattern: From Row 11 onwards, reverse the direction of the stitches (fpdc and bpdc) every 6 rows to form the checkered pattern. Continue repeating these 6 rows until your blanket measures approximately 44 inches, ending with a hdc.

Edging:

• Work a sc evenly all around the blanket, making sure to keep the edges smooth.
• For the final touch, add a reverse sc (also known as the crab stitch) edging all around the blanket for a polished look. This creates a corded ridge that enhances the throw's aesthetics.

Finishing: Fasten off, and weave in all ends.

Enjoy your snuggly new mini throw, a sophisticated addition to your home crafted by your own hands.

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