On Fridays, I share a link blast on Twitter and Facebook to get you excited about crocheting all weekend! Keeping with the #FlashbackFriday meme, I’m sharing patterns were first released at least 12 months ago.
We all have the best of intentions, but sometimes we might not start that Mother’s Day gift until the last minute. This week, I’ve compiled over 30 free crochet patterns perfect for a last minute gift for Mom.
All patterns and tutorials are free unless otherwise noted. All photos are used with permission and are copyright the respective designers unless otherwise noted.
This post contains affiliate links.
Guinevere Scarflette (#14) by @LauraDryad on @CascadeYarns’s website: A lovely open work scarflette that mom can use to keep her shoulders cozy in summer air conditioning!
Skinny Swanky Scarf (not pictured) by @GrammyDirlam: A perfect last minute project when you have multiple moms on your list! One skein of Red Heart Swanky makes 3 scarves, so you can make one for mom, one for mother-in-law, and one for you!
Crochet Flower Purse (not pictured) by @naztazia: Includes both video and written pattern, and a tutorial for adding in the lining!
Bow Necklace & Bracelet (#16) by Shelby Allaho: This matching necklace and bracelet make a beautiful quick gift!
Mother’s Day Desk Set (#4) by @PatternParadise: Decorate mom’s home office with this quick-to-make set – also a great stash buster!
Cute & Easy Squared Pouch (#9) by @ShyamaNivas: Use your granny squares to make a cute pouch to wrap your Mother’s Day gift!
A Garden of Fedoras (not pictured) by @CrochetKitten: This fedora includes a little daffodil embellishment to add a more feminine look.
Shine On Sun Hat (not pictured) by @Jessie_AtHome: This hat will keep your mom’s skin young in the sun!
Mod Stripes Rice Bag (not pictured) by @mooglyblog in @ILikeCrochet: (PAID) This quick project for a microwavable rice bag will help sooth your mom’s muscles after a long day! Check out my interview with Tamara here.
Floral Moss Stitch Hat (not pictured) by @Ashton11etsy in @ILikeCrochet: (PAID) This breezy hat is great for spring, and the flower will be appreciated by mom!
Hypnotic Heart Slouch Hat (#11) by @Myhobbyiscroche: This lovely slouch looks great in one color or as many as three! There’s also a matching cowl with a photo tutorial.
Market Tote Bag (#19)by Little Monkeys Crochet: If your mom likes practical gifts, this utilitarian but lovely market tote bag is a sure fit! You can read my interview with Rebecca here.
Color Block Slouch Hat (#6) by @tiastones via @craftown: Crochet a dramatic look for your mom with this color blocked hat!
Linked Headband (not pictured) by @crochetncrafts: This beautiful thread headband pattern includes a photo tutorial. Check out my interview with Rhelena here!
Bead Stitch Gift Card Case (#13) by @crochetncrafts: If you’re really pressed for time, customize a gift card for your mom with this lovely case!
Granny’s Market Apron (#18) by @TangledHappy: This pocket apron is a great gift for a mom on the go, and includes a photo tutorial for the assembly.
Pineapples for Everyone Shawl (#1) by @ucrafter (me!): If you are a fast crocheter, this shawl works up quickly. I made the original sample as a last minute Mother’s Day gift for my mom (smile).
Seven Eleven Wire and Bead Crochet Earrings (#17) by @KristinOmdahl: This video tutorial will show you how to create bead and wire crochet earrings in under an hour!
Sassy Ruffle Bag (#8) by @KTandtheSquid: This bag using Red Heart Sassy Fabric is sure to grab attention! Check out my interview with Katy here.
Coral Blossom Necklace (#3) by @fiberflux: This lovely beaded necklace pattern includes both a photo and video tutorial. You can read my interview with Jennifer from Fiber Flux here.
A Mother’s Purse (not pictured) by @stitch11_corina: This delightful striped purse is perfect for holding just the necessities.
Chain Necklace (not pictured) by @Jessie_AtHome: This project is easy enough for a beginning crocheter and it includes both a photo and video tutorial.
Adult Spring Hat with Spring Blossoms (not pictured) by @Cre8tionCrochet: This lovely bonnet is adorned with pretty flowers.
Fitted Slippers (#10) by @Cre8tionCrochet: These slippers include several patterns for customization to make them perfect for your mom!
Facial Cleansing Pads (not pictured) by Becky Ferris: These quick and easy cleansing pads combined with a soap basket or spa gift card would make a great Mother’s Day gift!
Watermelon Coin Purse (#7) by @RepeatCrafterMe: This little change purse has a delightful crocheted in zipper.
Crochet Flower Purse (#20) by @MeladoraCrochet: The pattern for this floral hobo bag includes both photo and video tutorials.
Summer Checkers Tote (#12) by @ELKStudio_: Customize this delightful bag with a handmade or vintage button!
Lacy Cross (not pictured) by @petalstopicots: This would be a wonderful bookmark for a mom who reads the Christian books frequently.
Circle-in-a-Square Motif Pillow (#15) by @gourmetcrochet in @crochetmagazine: Crochet the center circles in contrasting colors suited to your mom’s décor to brighten any room. Check out my interview with Carolyn here.
Kaleidoscope Hot Pads (not pictured) by @crochetmemories: These striking hot pads are a great gift for any mom who loves to cook!
Cupcake Container (#5) by @anabelletracy: This adorable cupcake would make a great notions container for any mom that sews.
Tea Bag Holder (not pictured) by Fabi Woerner: If your mom is a tea lover, these bag holders would pair well with an exotic tea blend! You can read my interview with Fabi here.
Little Star Dish Cloth (not pictured) by Elizabeth Ann White: This cute pattern also works as a wash cloth and could be combined with luxury bath bombs or bath salts.
Beaded Friendship Bracelet (#2) by @1dogwoof: Make a matching friendship bracelet to share with your mom!
If you enjoyed this crochet link blast/roundup, you may also like my Crochet Pattern Roundups Pinterest board!
Follow Underground Crafter’s board Crochet Pattern Roundups on Pinterest.
I can’t thank you enough for sharing my Skinny Swanky Scarf pattern in this post. It really is a great gift, and really fun to wear too.
Thanks for stopping by, Becky! It is a great gift project.