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As the colder months approach, legwarmers are making a comeback. These cozy accessories are perfect for both kids and adults, adding warmth without the hassle of extra layers. Whether you’re crocheting for your child or yourself, legwarmers are a simple project that can make a big difference on those chilly mornings. Darla loved the legwarmers I made for her – they were both functional and fun!
Crochet Legwarmers for Kids and Adults: Free Patterns
Stash Busting Leg Warmers
Designed by Sara Sach, these simple legwarmers are crocheted using Worsted Weight Yarn and a 5.5 mm (I) hook. They’re perfect for using up leftover yarn and work up quickly. Ideal for gifting or adding a fun touch to any outfit!
Designed by Marinke Slump, these warm legwarmers are crocheted using Bulky Weight Yarn and a 9 mm hook. You can customize this pattern to other sizes very easily!
Designed by Brittany from BHooked Crochet, these beginner crochet legwarmers were made with Medium Weight Yarn and a 6.5 mm (K) crochet hook. This pattern uses simple stitches, just double crochet (dc), chains (chs) and slip stitches (sl st).
The 6-12 Month Leg Warmers pattern was designed by Corina Gray from Stitch11. You can make these leg warmers for babies using Light Weight Yarn and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. These leg warmers are quick to make, stretchy, and perfect for keeping little ones warm while allowing easy movement. When complete the legwarmers measure approximately 7 inches tall, 5 inches around the ankle and 6 inches around the knee.
This Bobble Leg Warmers pattern was by Corina Gray from Stitch11, and is available in sizes toddler, child and adult. Crochet these adorable leg warmers with Medium Weight Yarn and a 6.5 mm (K) crochet hook.
These Ribbed V-Stitch Leg Warmers were designed by Amanda Nicole (MNE Crafts). The pattern is available in size 18-24 months. Make these adorable leg warmers with Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn and a 4 mm (G) crochet hook.
The Candy Cane Leg Warmers were designed by Olivia Kent (Hopeful Honey). The pattern is available in size Adult and when complete measures 15.5 inches tall. Make this project with 2 Colors of DK Weight Yarn and a 6 mm (J) crochet hook.
These sweet little Picot Baby Leg Warmers were designed by Crochet n Crafts. You will need Sport Weight Baby Yarn and a 4 mm (G) crochet hook to make these leg warmers. When complete the leg warmer measures 3.25 inches when laid flat.
The Sweetheart Leg Warmers Pattern is available from Pattern Paradise. The instructions include sizes newborn to 3 years of age. For this project you will need Light Worsted or DK Weight Yarn and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook.
This super easy Beginner Legwarmers Crochet Pattern is available from Oombawka Design Crochet. To make these leg warmers you will need Medium Worsted Weight Yarn and a 5.5 mm crochet hook. The pattern includes sizes baby, toddler, child and adult for free.
Legwarmers are a great way to keep warm while staying stylish, and they’re a quick project for crocheters of any skill level. Try one of these free crochet patterns for kids and adults to create your own custom legwarmers and stay cozy all winter long!
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It’s great to be back with oombawa design. I look forward to getting back to crocheting and cross-stitching. All of my cross-stitch patterns, books, thread, and the linen material were inadvertently put in storage last December. I have been unable to get the person who took my stuff to return all of these things and it would impossible to replace.
It’s great to be back with oombawa design. I look forward to getting back to crocheting and cross-stitching. All of my cross-stitch patterns, books, thread, and the linen material were inadvertently put in storage last December. I have been unable to get the person who took my stuff to return all of these things and it would impossible to replace.