Free Textured Crochet Patterns

Textured patterns are any patterns that aren’t smooth. There are many ways to create textured patterns, but they all involve varying the type of stitch you do. Bobbles and popcorns are common ways to add texture: they make little balls on the surface of your fabric. Post stitches, which are used in crochet cable patterns, are another option. You can also do all over textured such as seed stitch.

Additionally, textured patterns are fun to crochet! You can expand your skills when you stitch them, and have something interesting to touch when you’re done. Textures are a great way to add interest to a project in a single color of yarn. Solid colors help the textures stand out.

Below are free crochet texture patterns from some of your favorite bloggers and from Yarnspirations. They’re all ready for you to download and get stitching!

33 Free Textured Crochet Patterns

Textured Patterns to Wear

Hats and scarves are great for texture! Make a beanie pop with rows of post stitches, or have bobbles all over a scarf.

Textured Items for Your Home

Blankets and pillows are common items to add texture to. Using textured stitches means you’ll want to display them front and center in your living area. Texture on other items, such as bags or a trivet, add an unusual twist that will delight those who see it.

33 Free Textured Crochet Patterns

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