Crochet elbow patch free pattern

Learn how to crochet an oval patch with this step-by-step video tutorial! Add elbow patches to crochet cardigans and sweaters for a rustic look!

I had only owned my newest sweater for about a month when I realized I had ripped a hole in its elbow. To be fair, it was a pretty cheap sweater from H&M and sometimes you really do get what you pay for. I was still bummed out about the hole, though, so I decided to knit some fun elbow patches to cover it up (and to protect the other elbow from getting holes too). I've seen various iterations of heart-shaped elbow patches on sweaters in stores and on the internet, but I haven't seen any…

Here’s the thing about knitting (or sewing) your own clothes: You have the opportunity throw in any sort of details and accents you like, when you like, whether it’s a subtle finishing detail like a folded neckband or a pronounced design feature like elbow patches. In the past 24 hours, I’ve run across two different […]

I had only owned my newest sweater for about a month when I realized I had ripped a hole in its elbow. To be fair, it was a pretty cheap sweater from H&M and sometimes you really do get what you pay for. I was still bummed out about the hole, though, so I decided to knit some fun elbow patches to cover it up (and to protect the other elbow from getting holes too). I've seen various iterations of heart-shaped elbow patches on sweaters in stores and on the internet, but I haven't seen any…

"Learn how to crochet an elbow patch with this free crochet pattern and video tutorial! Elbow patches are a fun way to add a rustic look to any of your crocheted sweaters or cardigans! The crochet patches are worked in the round for a seamless look and then they are sewn onto your sweater of choice! This quick and easy tutorial is perfect for crocheters of all levels. You can find the free pattern and video tutorial at forthefrills.com :)"

Knitting a couple of elbow patches is a great way to encourage a favourite item to give a few more year's wear and allow that love to continue. Let's do it- needles and yarn at the ready!

I had only owned my newest sweater for about a month when I realized I had ripped a hole in its elbow. To be fair, it was a pretty cheap sweater from H&M and sometimes you really do get what you pay for. I was still bummed out about the hole, though, so I decided to knit some fun elbow patches to cover it up (and to protect the other elbow from getting holes too). I've seen various iterations of heart-shaped elbow patches on sweaters in stores and on the internet, but I haven't seen any…

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Elbow patches are cool... and I loved my Heart Sweater so much that we're making heart elbow patches today! Hoorah! You will need: -An old sweater or cardigan easily found at Good Will or Salvation Army. -Crochet thread size 3... in red, or any other color you like. -E hook. -Needle and thread in a matching color. -Pins. Make two of these... Row 1: 1 Sc in second ch from hook. (1 Sc) Turn. Row 2: Ch 1. 3 sc into the sc of previous row. (3 Sc) Turn. Row 3: Ch 1. 1 Sc in each st across. (3…

I can't remember the day I bought this sweater. It was probably something I added to an armful of clothes on my way to the register at H&M, thinking it would be a good staple. I do remember where and when I've worn it: absentmindedly pulling it on during late...