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A Collection of crochet patterns to keep you busy all summer long, from ponchos to coin purses. There's a project for everyone.

The Summer Stitch Along will help you crochet away the long days of summer, especially if you’re still at home with little ones. Most of the crochet patterns are easy and quick makes that you can take wherever you may be: at the pool, at a park, or watching your kids play outside.

The blog hop is over, but you can still check out all 50 crochet patterns! *Some patterns may no longer be free, but many of them are. ?

Crochet Summer Stitch Along Week 1

Grab you hooks, yarn and pick a place to sit outside. We've all been indoors for a little while, so Needle Klankers is hosting the Summer Stitch Along by offerng a collection of crochet patterns each week that can be downloaded for FREE. Check them out below, and grab one or all by Sunday, June 7.

The fun is happening for the entire month of June. Don't forget to use #summerstitchalong when sharing your pictures, so we can admire your handmade work.

Crochet Summer Stitch Along Week 2

Ready for more crochet patterns?

For the week of June 8-14, there are 11 crochet patterns from an appliqué to several cases and bags (for carrying your WIPs, of course). 😉

Don’t forget to use the coupon code in your cart in order to get the PDF for free.

Summer Stitch Along Week 3

We’re back with 13 more crochet patterns! From a key chain and a wall hanging to bags and a wrap! There is something for everyone’s hooks.

Summer Stitch Along Week 4

Wow, hasn't the month just flown by?? How many patterns have you completed so far? Week 4 brings you 12 crochet patterns for a total of 50 crochet patterns this month!

Just like the previous weeks, hop to each blog, locate the download button to grab 1, 5 or all 12 patterns to add to your library. Be sure to use the code at checkout. Don't forget to use #summerstitchalong when sharing your progress pictures and completed projects.

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Summer Stitch Along offers 50 crochet patterns perfect for making during long summer days. You'll find appliqués, tote bags, shawls, a poncho and more. #crochetpatterns #freecrochetpatterns #crochettop #crochetaccessory

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