These crochet pumpkins are way too adorable.

Check out the pattern from Planet June.

These crocheted yoyo afghans are so colorful and would be the perfect finish to any well made bed.

Check out the how-to from Sunshine's Creations.

These crochet flowers are a great way of recycling pull-tabs from soda cans.

Check out the how-to from Escamastudio.

These little finger puppets are so adorable, it makes me want to run off and learn how to crochet.

Check out the patterns from Purl Bee.

This sweet heart garland looks adorable and would make a great gift for Valentine's day.

Check out the crochet pattern from Bella Dia.

These crochet pandas are adorable and look like a fun project to make.

Crochet a new friends now with the how-to from Warm Fuzzies.

Pren has posted a how-to for making these fabulous rainbow Ruffle Bangles on her blog, Convivial Crafter.

It sure is the season to be chilling out with an ice cream and that's why these crochet Ice Cream Cones from Wonder Mummy are the perfect Summer crochet project.

Check out the pattern now!

Amigurumi World: Seriously Cute Crochet by Ana Paula Rimoli is a charming book that teaches you to make the cutest of the cute amigurumi animals and other creatures. Even if you're not interested in picking up a hook and yarn, flipping through the pages still accounts for a pleasurable read.

Perfect for even crochet beginners, the book is filled with so many adorable patterns (Baby Lion & Daddy, Valentine's Bears, Baby Penguin & Mommy etc.), that it's sure to include everyones favorite animal, as well as some other inanimate favorites, such as Happy Eggs, Happy Snacks and Mr. & Mrs. Cactus. My personal favorite is the Tiny Ami Turtle which is lovely.

Whereas the toys would make great presents for children, the book acts as a great incentive for wannabe crocheters. Definitely one to add to your collection!

Check out Ana's blog to pick up a copy of her book, get free patterns and see many more of her wonderful creations.

How cute is this little crochet pig?

You can find the pattern for free on Canadian Living

Anna has posted photos of her Mother-in-law's massive knitting stash on Mochi Mochi Land and she must have thousands and thousands of balls. I wonder what you could knit with that much wool?!

If you're in the Northern hemisphere then you'll have noticed that it's starting to get pretty cold these days, so why not start crocheting quick and get cosied up with this lovely Ruffled Scarf pattern from Kitty Boo Crochet.

Kendra has posted this fabulous Crochet Clock on her site Knit Go Home.

She's even stitched on cute buttons to mark out the hours. I'm left thinking, what can't you crochet?

I'm not sure how comfy it would be to have a real saw wrapped around your neck, but this awesome crocheted Bloody Saw Scarf from Monster Crochet looks pretty cosy.