This is the complete set of capital and lowercase alphabet letter patterns for crochet. Please note that there are not 52 patterns because the lowercase b, p, and d, for example, are one pattern. The lowercase u and n are also one pattern. The lowercase l and capital I are also the same pattern.

For a sunny fall or spring day, your favorite 18 inch doll can wear this fan stitch crocheted short sleeve sweater in sport weight yarn with a loop and button closure. This doll clothing will fit over most short sleeve shirts. Sleeves are wide enough for a child to get the sweater on over the hands of the doll.

This pattern is for a ballet shrug for an American Girl or other 18 inch doll. I have tried to write it for those who are gauge challenged, as I sometimes am, with measurements for how long/tall each section should be and where to add or subtract rows to make your gauge work.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet. You can try this and get an idea how big my Lovely Little Letters are before you commit to spending any money. I have recently updated it to include two versions of capital I.

If you are making the entire alphabet, you really need a Q. Quentin needs a Q as well.

Lowercase q can be hard to come by, but we need one in our family in our last name. It can also be found in quick, quack, and quill.

There may not be too much that starts with “z” but I am sure at least one word comes to mind when you look at this letter z crochet pattern---zebra.

What would you spell with “w”? Howard has a w in the middle. Words like weird, woolly, and wild all start with it.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

This pattern requires chains, single crochet, foundation single crochet, and single crochet decrease. There are links in the pattern to assist you with foundation single crochet if you are not familiar with it. The pattern also includes step by step photos along with the instructions.

This alphabet letter crochet pattern is for the lowercase g. Awesome for words like good, great and anhything ending in ing.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

What would you spell with this alphabet letter crochet pattern? Uncle, umbrella, underwater?

What does the letter Z make you think of? Zebras come to mind as well as zinnias. This capital letter alphabet crochet pattern will help you spell either of those and many more words with Z.

You cannot have x’s and o’s without the letter x. How about fox, box, and ox? Spell anything you like with this letter x alphabet crochet pattern. Why not take the x and o pattern and make a tic tac toe game?

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

This cute pattern for starfish tawashi scrubbers is made of cotton yarn and nylon tulle. One side of the starfish is all cotton for gentle cleaning, while the other is made of nylon tulle for those rough spots. Each is approximately 5 inches/13 cm wide.

Introducing the next in a series of alphabet letter patterns for crochet.

These cozies are made for the golf lover. They will keep your hands from getting cold, keep the furniture from getting rings, and insulate your drink a bit. They fit well on cans, bottles, and some take out coffee cups.

This cute ladybug tawashi scrubber is made of cotton yarn and nylon tulle. One side of the ladybug is all cotton, while the other has a center made of nylon tulle. Each is approximately 5.5 inches/14 cm long, which is larger than my flower tawashi.

Pattern also requires nylon tulle, which can be purchased in 6 inch rolls or by the yard.

This pattern is for a cute tawashi scrubber made of cotton yarn and nylon tulle. One side of the fish is all cotton for gentle cleaning, while the other has a center made of nylon tulle for those rough spots. Each is approximately 5.5 inches/14 cm long. I put a loop at the top to conveniently hang them to dry.

There are two options for this pattern. One requires only worsted weight yarn, other than something thinner to stitch the baseball. The other requires sport weight yarn for the backing circle behind the baseball.

The first in a large series of upper and lower case letters.

This pattern will work well for cans, bottles, or to go coffee cups. Please contact me with any questions.

I was challenged to design and create this wolf puppet after my dear husband saw Red Riding Hood.