There’s something so festive about plaid. It’s a classic winter print. It makes me think of cabins in the mountains with snow-covered hills and warm fires. It’s also become a really stylish pattern. Everyone loves it. That’s why I wanted to share these plaid-themed crochet patterns with you. So you can enjoy the season and these cute and easy crochet patterns too!

Plaid looks really complicated but it’s actually easy to get the hang of. Everyone will be impressed that you created something so beautiful, but you won’t have to stress over it at all.

These plaid crochet patterns include cardigans and cowls, along with blankets and other fun accessories. There are a lot of options for gifts here. Or make them all for yourself. I love plaid and I think it’s a fun crochet skill to learn. You can use it for so many things.

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Plaid Mood Mobius

The Plaid Mood Mobius is very on trend – tartan and plaid crochet are hot hot hot! And this free plaid crochet pattern will keep you warm too – whether you wear it as a wrap or a cowl!

Via Moogly

Buffalo Plaid Placemat

Plaid is all the rage! Make these adorable plaid placemats for your winter table. You can make them with the design in the center or work the whole thing in the plaid if you prefer.

Via Pattern Paradise

Crochet Plaid Fingerless Mittens

So cute for Fall and Winter! Create this fun plaid crochet fingerless mittens with this easy to follow pattern.

Via Traverse Bay Crochet

Plaid Baby Blanket

I’m absolutely loving plaid. The last few weeks I think all of my projects have been plaid. So, today, I wanted to share my Plaid Baby Blanket with you.

Via Rilla2u

Women Crochet Plaid Slouchy Hat

This crochet plaid hat is a classic. Made with Knit Picks Brava yarn, you'll need one in every color and you will love this fun and unique crochet plaid technique!

Via Whistle & Ivy

Crochet Plaid Headband

This pattern is kid’s size but is easily made larger or smaller by changing the beginning chain length. Just be sure to use multiples of 6.

Via Evelyn and Peter Crochet

Patons Buffalo Plaid Cardigan

Crochet a Fall jacket inspired by classic buffalo plaid patterns using Patons Canadiana, a soft yarn with great color selection.

Via Yarnspirations

Reversible Plaid Cowl

It is such a great pattern because it is so versatile. You can apply the basic plaid concept to just about every crochet project you could want to make!

Via Rustic Stitches

Crochet Buffalo Plaid Scarf

This crochet buffalo plaid scarf is a classic look for fall, winter or the holidays! Perfect for both men and women, this simple scarf uses The Plaid Technique for changing colors and achieves the look of buffalo plaid.

Via Whistle & Ivy

Buffalo Plaid Crochet Cowl

It is such a great pattern because it is so versatile. You can apply the basic plaid concept to just about every crochet project you could want to make!

Via Rustic Stitches

Crochet Griddle Stitch Black Gingham Blanket

Who knew that making crochet look like a gingham pattern could be so simple? Trust me, once you get a hang of carrying the yarn through your work, and working with two colors at once, this gingham blanket is a breeze!

Via Daisy Farm Crafts

Plaid Cuff Crochet Baby Booties

I loved adding the plaid cuff as an accent for basic baby booties. So adorable! This pairing makes an excellent newborn photoshoot outfit for the little rustic babies in your life.

Via Rustic Stitches

New York Noro Plaid Scarf

Here is the super simple pattern, sized so it uses as much of the skein as safely possible. If I were to do it again, I’d decrease the width to maybe 33 stitches and increase the length by a few inches.

Via Make it Messy

Plaid is such an interesting pattern. It’s festive and stylish and classic. These crochet patterns are fun to create and even more fun to wear. Plus, this is an amazing skill everyone should learn. You can use it in your future projects, and customize things.

If you like the plaid/gingham look, learn how to crochet up a Gingham blanket in this class, and you might not want to crochet anything else for a long time. This timeless look is easy to achieve when you learn how to easily change between colors and weave in ends