Free Bobble stitch crochet patterns

This Christmas tree hat is such fun, and you can make one for the whole family, with 3 different sizes included in the pattern! With easy to follow instructions, pictures and a video tutorial for the pom pom on the top, this is a great pattern for advanced beginners.

Here we have another fun Christmas hat - how are you going to choose? Made in traditional red and white, the bobbles on this hat add such a wonderful texture. It comes in multiple sizes, so you can make one for everyone. There is no particular yarn specified for this project, so it could be a great stashbuster.

How beautiful is this Christmas tree pillow? It's made as a removable case, so you can switch up your sofa pillows in time for the holiday season. The bobble stitches in this pattern look wonderful as fairy lights and the tree itself has been designed to look very realistic.

No Christmas is complete without a stocking to hang on the fireplace! This Christmas stocking pattern is truly stunning. The neutral colour of the stocking paired with the pink fur trim makes this a super trendy project. Made in super bulky yarn, it is quick to work up, has amazing texture and has a really cosy winter vibe.

Another stocking for you now! If you loved the bobbles and stripes Santa hat, then you'll love this stocking too. I couldn't not include it, as it's beautiful. That red and white together just screams Christmas, and the addition of pom poms is fabulous. The bobbles here are made in a white which contrasts with the red to really make those textured bobbles really stand out.

Need a quick, last minute gift, or fancy whipping something up last minute for the Christmas tree? These cinnamon bobble tree ornaments are just the thing! They can be made in any colour you like to match your Christmas décor. I love the natural colours used here, which go so well with the wooden bead and cinnamon stick trunk.

This cosy bobble blanket would make a great gift for a new baby, whether it's a boy of girl. The bobbles add a wonderful texture and makes the blanket look super cosy. It can be made in a variety of different sizes, so why not make one for yourself too? The blanket is made holding 2 strands of yarn together at the same time, so it works up pretty quickly.

This blanket is full of so much texture, combining loops and bobbles together. It has a modern boho vibe, made in just one colour, which I think really highlights the texture. However, you could make it in any colour(s) you like to totally radicalise and personalise it for yourself.

This blanket pattern looks just so snuggly! Another modern design, the bobble stitches here have been created in diamond and triangle shapes to give a geometric, yet cosy and textured feel. The Bridget blanket is made in rows using only 3 stitches, so is a nice easy project that could be done in front of the TV.

I love the colours and textures in this modern baby blanket. Made with beginners in mind, this is a great pattern to practice the bobble stitch and front and back loop work. It is crocheted in a repeating pattern, which makes it quick to work up and relaxing to make. Despite a relatively simple repeat, this blanket is really eye-catching and stunning.

Even in the depths of winter, this pillow is sure to give you joy, both whilst making it and using it! It's beautiful to look at, soft and cosy, and the cover is removable. This pillow pattern is made of a front panel and a back panel, with a zip opening, using simple stitches, which makes it a great project for a beginner to learn the bobble stitch.

This crochet cushion is super classy and would love fabulous in a modern lounge. The diamond pattern created by bobbles (or the absence thereof) is really eye-catching. The geometry and texture is stunning, without being too fussy. This pattern is perfect to stretch your crochet knowledge, whilst not being too complicated. There are two options to create, a positive and a negative as it were. You can create one for the back and one for the front of the cushion or just choose your favourite.

This is such a clever idea for a crochet project. In these times of high energy prices, anything we can do to keep warm is fantastic. I love the pattern created by the bobbles on this design, it makes it look more like a decorative cushion than a draft excluder. It is made in a chunky, bulky weight yarn, so it's quick to work up too.

I love this basket pattern. The colours and low, wide shape ,adorned with bobbles, just screams fall at me! It is made in super bulky yarn, which gives it great stability and means that it works up super fast too. A set of three together would look great.

This crochet basket pattern is super versatile. It can be used as a regular basket, or as a plant pot cover. This is such a wonderful idea, as you can make a load to match your home decor and cover up those ugly flower pots. Fabulous for a mini Christmas tree or poinsettia too!

A quick make now with this cute bobble heart potholder. It is made with two layers of cotton to make it nice and thick. The bobble stitches here are used to create the heart shape, which is made even more pronounced by using a different colour. This is a good beginner project for learning bobbles and colour changes.

How about creating your very own piece of art to hang on the wall? That is what this cactus wall hanging pattern is all about. The cactus shape is created using the bobbles to make it really pop. And the striped background is really cleverly designed to represent the land and sky. There is also a solid background version if you prefer.

Another wall hanging here, this one is a more modern, simple design. However there is a lot to it to create this elegant pattern. The bobble stitches here are used in the centre to create texture and interest. They are bordered on each side by an intricate looking cable design. Tassels are added underneath to finish the piece. Made in worsted weight yarn, you can use any colour you like to match the room it's going to be hung in. You could even make it in more than one colour if you preferred.

This napkin ring is a must have for every dinner party. It's certainly on my to-make list! It's such an elegant and classy design with three rows of bobbles encased in a beautiful border. It can be made out of scrap yarn in any colours you like to create a table setting for the season. They would also make amazing wedding favours. There is a second version too, with the bobbles in diagonal lines.

I couldn't not include this pattern when I saw it. Steering wheel covers seem to have gone out of fashion, but I think this might bring it back on trend! Such a great idea for keeping your hands warm on those early morning drives. Based on the traditional granny square, this steering wheel cover pattern is made of 7 sunburst granny squares, which are then joined together and folded over the steering wheel.

This sheep pattern is just the epitomy of cuteness, don't you think? It would make a great spring display with some fresh flowers and foliage. But really it is so cute that you're going to want to keep it on display all year round. I love how the sheep's fleece has been created with the bobbles, and those ears are so adorable.

On to garments now! This shawl has such a beautiful texture. The bobbles are crocheted in a different colour, which makes them stand out. The gaps in the stitch pattern make this shawl feel light enough for spring and fall, but the bobbles and texture make it feel cosy enough for winter. Made as a repeating pattern, this is a good pattern for whipping up in front of the TV.

I love this rustic cowl. It's got all of the autumn vibes and that texture looks super snuggly and warm for those chilly days. I also think it is a great height, not to high to get in the way, but high enough to keep out the wind. The bobbles on this pattern are arranged in an arrow shape across the front, and the top and bottom have a beautiful edging.

Ear warmers are an essential for winter and those in between days. I also find they are great if you have your hair tied up and a hat won't fit. This design has a pretty bow on the front, with lots of texture added through the use of the bobbles and the herringbone double and half double crochet stitches. The pattern can be made in any yarn, making adjustments for size as you go, although a couple of worsted weight yarns have been recommended.

The texture warmth and comfort of this beanie really jumped out at me. It looks like just the thing you need for snowy days, as the name Snowbound Bobble Beanie suggests. It is made out of super bulky yarn, which means it will work up quickly, as well as being nice and warm. Made using only a few stitches, this is a great project for adventurous beginners to try their hand at.

This Beads and Bobbles Sweater has such a pretty pattern. The different patterns and textures are created using a combination of bobbles, puffs and beads, so a great one to practice all of these similar but slightly different stitches. The pattern is available in sizes XS to 5XL and the colour choice is all yours. Bright and bold, or neutrals, it's your decision. Another great thing about this pattern is that it's seamless, so no sewing the pieces together at the end.

The bobble basketweave bag is a definite must-have! It is a great size and is a beautiful design, using the basketweave stitch and bobble stitch to create interest and texture. The thermal stitch and waistcoat stitch also feature, so lots of techniques to try your hand at. The bag is lined with felt and a zipper is added, along with eyelets for a cord handle.

This modern bag design is elegant and classy and could be used as tote bag or handbag. It doesn't even really look like it's crocheted. The chevron design gives focus to the piece and adds just the right amount of texture. I love the effect of the light grey highlights on a dark grey base. The strap on this bag is attached using metal slides.

Another modern and classy bag pattern! It is a really fun shape, with the bobbles worked in circles. The addition of the chain handle really makes this bag look shop bought, so you can be proud to say you made it! It is lined with a zipper too! This one is made in chunky yarn holding two strands together, which means it is going to work up pretty quickly.

A lot of these patterns have been more wintry, but this bag is definitely a summer make! Made in beautiful oranges and blues, the design is reminiscent of a sunset at the beach (in the Caribbean or elsewhere). A great size for a project bag, or for your book and water as you head off for a day at the beach or pool. The bobbles add interest and texture against the striped coloured background.