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If you’re decorating your house, then why leave doors unnoticed? Here’s a list of Crochet Door Knob Cover Free Patterns for them.
Whether it’s a nursery, your kid’s bedroom, or any random door in your house. Decorate it by making these doorknob covers to make it look more fun. Read along the article for free designs.
Crochet Door Knob Cover Free Patterns
1. Doggie Doorknob Cozy
Yarnspirations crocheter is again back with a little doggie to greet your guest. His big ears, nose, and cute smile are crocheted using a mix of ch, dc, hdc, sc, and sts stitches. Download the free PDF for full details.
2. Amigurumi Doll Cover
Pinkeyjeong’s charming doll themed knob cover is the cutest one that you will ever find! It is a flexible project that you can make with basic rounds following the facial details, hair, and other decorative elements. The video demonstrated altogether.
3. Bunny the Door Knob
With a 4 ply worsted weight yarn, 4.25 mm crochet hook, tapestry needle for sewing heel, 1 small pompom for the nose, 2 googly eyes, and voila! You can have your very own bunny, like Cylinda Mathews, to cover your doorknob with. It also wears a tie!
4. Granny Cozy
If you have metal door knobs, then you know how they can freeze up or become too hot during the seasons. So, making a cozy for them definitely makes sense. Try making Hannah Owens’s design; it is a short one that uses five rounds of simple stitches only.
5. Panda Door Knob Cover
Have little panda heads floating all over your house. Deborah Bagley’s cute, cozy will surely bring joy to you while making it, as it will be fun if used to put in your child’s bedroom or playroom. It is 16 cm in size, uses sc2tog as a special stitch along with basic ones.
6. Kitten Cozy Pattern
Another one from Deborah Bagley. Make this adorable kitten for your kids’ door knobs. Crocheted in parts – head, nose, ears, and so on. You can make it in any color combination that the little ones would like to see when they get back home.
7. Santa Door Knob
During the festive season, along with your walls or other furniture, your bare doorknob needs something. Make a cute little Santa head with full holiday spirit, following Jenny Scheetz’s pattern.
8. The Grinch Cover Up
The Grinch is famous for ruining Christmas. So trick him by hanging his own face on your door knobs this year using Carrey Reynolds’s pattern. You can also attach little bells at the end, so you know right when he enters! Clever, isn’t it?
