12 Free Earth Day Crochet Patterns

Baskets can be used in so many ways around the home. This one uses inexpensive twine and a thrifted leather belt for the handles.

This jar opener is such a clever idea. It uses shelf liner and a simple crochet edging to create a useful kitchen item.

This little apple tree makes a cute piece of decor and is a fun way to upcycle small mugs, pots or other containers.

An easy way to do your bit and help the Earth is by using reusable products. These dish cloths by are so pretty and work up quickly using basic stitches.

This bath mitt by is a great alternative to traditional loofahs that tend to fall apart after a couple of uses.

These reusable water balloons are a fun and eco-friendly alternative to traditional water balloons.
They’re easy to clean and mess free.

This cup cozy uses eco-friendly yarn and basic stitches. I love the addition of the heart charm for a little extra bling.

Take care of yourself and the environment at the same time. These face scrubbies are eco-friendly and cost effective. They use a variety of stitches for added texture.

These little butterflies are sweet and simple. This would be a great project for using up scraps and reducing yarn wastage.

Crochet detailing adds such a pretty touch to any garment. In this post you'll learn how to turn a boring sweater into a sweater that you’ll love to wear.

Add some global awareness to your home or office with this Earth coaster. The pattern use the intarsia crochet method and includes a chart as well as written instructions.

Avoid soap wastage and extend the lifespan of your bars. This soap saver is both practical and pretty. It uses basic stitches and is a great beginner friendly.