59 Mother’s Day Projects to Make
Mother’s Day is less than a month away! Whether you’re making something for your mom, grandmother, aunt mentor, or someone else who means a lot to you, you’ll find a pattern in this collection of Mother’s Day patterns.
Classic Free Patterns
Classic patterns like scarves, flowers, and shawls are common on Mother’s Day. Make these great patterns today for your mom! There are patterns for all different levels of skill, for crafters, crocheters and knitters.
- Bookmark for Mom
- Glamorous Mom Wreath
- Bargello Knit Scarf
- 8-Hour Shawl
- Genuine Pleasure Shawl
- Snake Shawl Pin
- Pompom-and-Tassel Keyring
- Shaggy Chic Wall Hanging
- Dynamite Eyeglasses Case
Flower Arrangements
Fresh flowers are a common Mother’s Day gift, but real flowers fade and die. These handmade flowers will last years!
Mommy and Me
This blog post features 20 chances for mothers and children, or kids and their dolls, to wear matching outfits. Knit and crochet aprons, ponchos, and sweaters for children and their moms.
Mother’s Day Designs from Top Designers
Last year I ran a Mother’s Day Blog Hop. Download these 15 gorgeous designs and make something for your mom today! Note: some of the patterns may no longer be free.
Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
There are things to make beyond knitting and crochet! This round-up of 10 projects includes many other types of crafts you can use to make projects for your mother figure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these projects only for crocheters?
Oh gosh no! While there are tons of crochet patterns, this post also includes knitting and other types of crafts. So whether you’re a hooker, a knitter, or enjoy other crafty things, you’ll find something super fun to make for Mother’s Day.
I’m a beginner, can I still make something?
Yes! Honestly, there are patterns for all different skill levels mentioned. So even if you’re just starting out, you can totally find something lovely to create for your mom or that special someone.
What if I don’t want to make a scarf or shawl?
Don’t worry… there are lots of other ideas! This post talks about flower arrangements, eyeglass cases, keyrings, and even wall hangings. So you’ve got plenty of choices beyond the usual suspects.
Are all these patterns free?
So here’s the thing… the post mentions a blog hop from last year where patterns were free, but it notes that some may no longer be. It’s always a good idea to click through and check the current availability of each pattern.
Can I make matching things for me and my kiddo?
Absolutely! There’s a whole section dedicated to “Mommy and Me” patterns. You can find matching outfits like aprons, ponchos, and sweaters for both moms and their little ones, or even for dolls!
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