22 Free Black White and Gray Knit and Crochet
You know I love color, but sometimes neutrals are the way to go! Why? Well, they go with ANY other color in the spectrum. A solid neutral piece in your wardrobe can help your colors pop! These Yarnspirations projects are made in black, white, and gray, so they’ll match anything else in your wardrobe or your home. So, start your neutrals journey now with these 10 FREE black, white, and gray knit and crochet patterns.
Black, White, And Gray To Wear
Neutral pieces in your closet are a go-to in many situations, particularly if you love to wear brights. Piling color on color can be hard on the eyes, so an eye break with a simple black, white, or gray goes a long way. You can’t go wrong adding any of these three neutrals to your wardrobe. They all go great with any color palette. From pullovers and cardigans to moccasins and shawls, you have plenty to choose from.
- Boxy Cable Crew Knit Pullover
- Baltic Crochet Cardigan
- Sidewalk Shawl
- Two-Tone Cable Sweater
- Crochet Family Moccasin
- Great Curves Knit Poncho
- Gray Shades Tartan Scarf
- Grays on a Bias Crochet Shawl
- Log Cabin Knit Shawl
- Little Black Dress
- Alize EZ Knit Hat
- By Design Sweater
Neutral Knit And Crochet Projects For Your Home
Sometimes it’s hard to know what color throw to knit or crochet for a friend or as a gift. But you really can’t go wrong with a solid neutral color or even a combination of neutrals in a pattern. As we’ve mentioned, these colors go with any wardrobe piece and fit with any shade used in the home. White, black, and gray are also gender-neutral, so they cover a wide range of tastes in decor.
- Alize EZ Loopy Corner Crochet Pillow
- Essential Stripes Knit Blanket
- Gray Stone Mandala
- Knit Placemats
- Amazing Grays Wall Hanging
- Crochet Tasseled Throw
- Grey Scale Blanket
- Bobble and Fringe Crochet Pillow
- Alize EZ Mad for Plaid Blanket
- Crochet Moss Stitch Blanket
We hope you’ve found something you love to make in our list of black white and gray knit and crochet patterns. But don’t forget…you can work ANY pattern in neutral colors. Yes – think about that for a second. If you need more ideas, click on the links below. So many choices!
