Everybody panic!! Valentine’s day is just a couple of weeks away. I’ve rounded up some crochet gift ideas for Valentine’s Day which would make awesome gifts to your partner, your galentine, or yourself.
Each pattern is:
Now, I haven’t separated out this list into “crocheted gift ideas for guys,” and “crocheted gifts for women,” because you know your beau better than I do. All the items in this list are great, and who’s to say that a women can’t enjoy a crocheted cactus? Instead I’ve separated it out into what the patterns are, starting with…
What’s lovelier than saying to your honey, “I want you to be warm and snug”? Not much, especially if you enjoy the kind of climate where Feburary is cold, cold, cold! Check out these wearable crochet gift ideas:
Worked with a whopping 9mm hook, you do have time to crochet this infinity scarf before Valentine’s day!
Here’s another twist on the crocheted braid – they’re everywhere at the moment! Instead of chains, this scarf uses strips of crochet.
The key to this fun gift is all in the presentation!
Raise your hand if you’re a fan of the smash-hit TV show.
This self-fringing scarf crochet pattern uses the super-popular Caron Cakes yarn. If you’ve got one in your stash, this is a great choice!
This classic shape is easy to wear, and I love the striping effect!
Snuggle up in a crocheted hat or headband. Make one for your honey, then one for yourself and you can be #thatcouple on instagram. #toocute #matchymatchy
I bet you know a Star Wars fan! This simple beanie is embellished to look like a Storm Trooper helmet. Romantic? Maybe not, but for a super-fan, it would make an incredibly thoughtful gift!
Can an item be both fashionable and homemade? YES!
This pattern uses slip stitches to work the brim – a clever design detail that will keep it snug.
This crocheted headband pattern will keep your ears warm! I love the knotted detail.
This crochet slouch hat pattern is different from the usual crochet hats – the texture of the fabric is so unique, and the slouch pattern is very stylish!
I love the texture of the fabric, and the giant button! Plus, how cute is the pom pom?
Keep cozy – boot cuffs keep icy wind from whistling down into your boots! This pattern features a neat scalloped edging, which you could omit for a more masculine look.
Cold feet? Snuggle up in these simple crocheted slipper socks! I love the colour-blocking – it would be easy to personalise the colours to your recipient.
No more kicking away their cold feet with a pair of cozy slippers! This free crochet pattern has lots of variations if you’re not into the bows.
I love this twist on the classic crocheted granny square pattern! This is too cute, and would be fast to whip up.
These longer fingerless mittens mix patterns for a polished look.
Who says you can’t make cable in crochet? All About Ami has a free tutorial if you’ve never tried the technique before (it’s easier than it looks!).
How sweet is this? I think this bow necklace would make a really cute gift.
This is an amigurumi blog, after all! Amigurumi tends to be left of lists of crochet gift ideas, which is a shame – these sweet little gifts will show your Valentine how much you care.
Sloths are famous for hugs, after all!
This would definitely be an unexpected gift! I think it might be lovely for a bookworm, especially paired with that new novel you know they’ve been eyeing.
A cactus has been on my list of things to crochet for a while now! I love the modern, clean look of this pattern.
How cute are these button flowers? I think it’s so clever the way the button is integrated into the design. Whip up a few and present a bouquet of flowers to your valentine!
These crocheted hearts only need 15 stitches! You could whip up a whole pile in time for Valentine’s day. What would you do with them, you ask? Try fixing one to a card, sewing one to a hairclip, or making a garland.
From the pattern notes:
What’s that? You’ve always wanted to crochet your very own smiling piece of crap? WELL NOW YOU CAN.
Enough said.
Getting back to cute, here’s an adorable ice cream. Perfect for someone sweet.
Look at this lil’ cutie! Perfect for the dino-fan in your life.
Have you seen the cost of roses this time of year?? Make your own instead!
Maybe it’s the circles I run in, but it seems to me that “Geeks” these days means just about everyone on the planet. Any tech-y person would love one of these gifts.
I have no idea if these work (tell me in the comments!) but oh my goodness, it’s certainly worth a try!
Gotta Crochet ’em All!
Keep those precious electronics snug in a sleeve! This pattern works for any size device.
You spend an awful lot of time at home. It’s best to make it cozy.
Conversation Hearts are a Valentine’s Day classic! I love this twist on them – playing with scale is one of my favourite amigurumi tricks.
Bonus points if you match the colours to your cat.
Sticking with cats for the minute, if Fluffy is your Valentine this year, why not make them somewhere cozy to sleep?
Because you gotta leave the house sometime, take along this cute market bag. Perfect for those impulse buys!
Another pattern for out-and-about! If you know a commuter who likes a cup of coffee in the morning, whip them up a quick coffee cup cozy.
Match this with a lush bar of soap and a bottle of wine and instruct your lover to take a long bath – BLISS!
This is just one giant granny square – you would have to hurry to complete this in a fortnight, but with a little luck, you could do it!
Whip up this heart basket to present your gift in, or as the gift itself!
How sweet is this?? An oversized donut cushion would make a delicious addition to your home.
So what are you making for Valentine’s day? Tell us in the comments!
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