Welcome to Greene Crafts!

We’re a mother-daughter team who love designing crochet and knitting patterns that are fun, clear, and easy to follow. Each pattern includes detailed instructions and plenty of step-by-step photos, so you can create with confidence at any skill level.

We started designing in the spring of 2022, and since then, our patterns have been purchased more than 40,000 times and received over 3,000 positive ratings from makers around the world. We’re always working on new ideas and improving our designs to make every project as enjoyable as possible.

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Cozy fall and Halloween patterns!

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  • 2 Crochet Plush Toy Patterns for Fall: Mr. Tendrils and Carlos

    2 Crochet Plush Toy Patterns for Fall: Mr. Tendrils and Carlos

    If you love amigurumi, you might already know Mr. Tendrils and Carlos. Mr. Tendrils is a pumpkin with arms, legs, and a lovely smile, and Carlos is a corn on the cob with a sombrero and a removable husk. Both are fun to make, and they’re especially fitting for fall.… Read more

  • 2 Crochet Owl Patterns for Fall: Owl Coasters & Forest Owl Amigurumi

    2 Crochet Owl Patterns for Fall: Owl Coasters & Forest Owl Amigurumi

    There’s probably someone in your family or among your friends who loves owls — maybe that’s you! 🙂 Whether you’re an owl lover yourself or know someone who is, we have two crochet owl patterns you might like! One is a pair of cute owl coasters that can also be… Read more

  • A Crochet Alternative to Single-Use Products: Pastel Spa Set

    A Crochet Alternative to Single-Use Products: Pastel Spa Set

    Reusable face scrubbies are a great way to replace disposable cotton rounds and can be used for many of the same things. You can use them with micellar water, toner, and other skincare products. We liked the idea so much that we decided to create a little set of our… Read more

  • 2 Cute Crochet Bat Patterns for Halloween

    2 Cute Crochet Bat Patterns for Halloween

    Some people are afraid of bats and think they will fly into their hair (which is actually very rare), while others find them cute, furry mammals. And although most bat species are not blood-sucking, somehow their love of dark caves, old buildings, and nocturnal life has made them a symbol… Read more

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