24 Beautiful Crochet Windspinners

Take a look at these beautiful and colorful crochet windspinners! Aren’t they simply gorgeous? They make the best garden decorations! So how would a colorful wind spinner look on your veranda or balcony or in your garden?

Crochet wind spinners are super easy to make, as they have a very simple construction and only require beginner skills. What’s more, they make the best stash busters, so making one is a great way to use up some of your left-over yarn! And don’t forget, that you can easily make your windspinner as long as you want to. Today’s collection features different designs with different sizes and motifs, but one thing remains the same – the patterns are all free!

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1. 0-1569 Happy Swirls – Free Crochet Windspinner Pattern

Adorable crocheted spiral decorations in blue, white and red. As you can see on the pictures below posted by DROPS design, this set is perfect for the 14th July in France – Bastille Day. The spiral can be worked to your desired length. Projects from the pictures are approx 20, 25 and 35cm.

• DESIGNED BY DROPS design

photo by DROPS design / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on garnstudio.com.pl, or read more about it on ravelry.com.

2. Crochet Wind Spinner Video Tutorial

Beautiful pink and white wind spinner. This pattern is really easy to make and can also make a nice personalized gift. Choose your favorite colors or left over yarn and create the perfect fit for your particular home decor or garden decoration.

• DESIGNED BY Jomaki

photo by Jomaki / instagram.com

Find video tutorial on YouTube. The photos are from Instagram.

3. Windspinner Pattern

This adorable crochet windspinner in the pictures below is the fantastic work by LisaAuch and it’s simply divine! As you can see, it’s made using contrasting color, to make the spinning even more visible and fun to look at! It’s a fantastic addition to your backyard!

• DESIGNED BY LisaAuch

PHOTOS by LisaAuch / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on crochet-patterns-free.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

4. Susy’s Wind Spinner Free Pattern

These incredible crochet windspinners in the pictures below are made using colors, that look simply gorgeous in autumn – they’re warm and eye – catching. If you have a big garden that you want to decorate, these will make the best accessories!

• DESIGNED BY knotsosquare

PHOTOS by knotsosquare / knotsosquare.com

Find original pattern on knotsosquare.com.

5. How to crochet a wind spinner

Crochet windspinners are absolutely fantastic and they make the best decorations for backyards and for your home as well! If you take a look at the pictures below, you’ll see how colorful and bright they look! What’s more, they don’t require a lot of yarn and work up pretty fast!

• DESIGNED BY knit-crochet-blog
• THIS VERSION is by tuulamaaria

PHOTOS by tuulamaaria / Instagram.com

Find the original pattern on knit-crochet-blog.com, and the photos are from Instagram.

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6. Crochet Windspinner

How sweet is this crochet windspinner in the pictures below? Look at this tiny little bee at the top, that’s spinning around! This project is going to be such a lovely addition to any nursery and it’s really incredibly easy to make! Don’t you just love it?

• DESIGNED BY LisaAuch

PHOTOS by LisaAuch / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on crochet-patterns-free.com. This particular version is on Ravelry.

7. Wind Spinner Ornament Pattern

This fantastic crochet wind spinner in the pictures below was made by Tuula Maari. It’s a fantastic project for upcoming Christmas! You can decorate your porch with it, the inside of your home. Or just decorate a Christmas tree with it. It’s so festive, I can feel the Holiday vibe already! Do you like it? Let me know!

• DESIGNED BY Tuula Maaria

PHOTOS by Tuula Maaria / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on knit-crochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

8. Tree Spinner Ornament

This fantastic crochet wind spinner in the pictures below is a really fun and very festive decoration for upcoming Christmas time, don’t you think? What’s more, it’s right on time if you want to get rid of any leftover yarn in your stash. The finished size is approximately 10 inches in height. Have fun!

• DESIGNED BY Jenila Mathialagan

PHOTOS by Jenila Mathialagan / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on Ravelry.

9. Sunflower Windspinner

This cute home decor detail will remind you of summer all year long. The sunflower wind spinner is an easy way to get into crocheting and making your surroundings more joyful. Put it in your window or on the porch and it will spin with air movements. It is lightweight and soft, so it won’t make a noise. Sunny yellow yarn will brighten up the outdoors during the grayest days.

• DESIGNED by May Shehab of Star Crochet

Photos by May Shehab / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on starcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

10. Bat Wind Spinner

Peek-a-boo! It is Halloween prep season here! And in that spirit we encourage you to take a new fun spin on the subject. The Bat Wind Spinners are quick and easy spooky decorations. You can make them in no time and even engage kids into the handcraft. It will be loads of fun and joyful family time. Hiding those cute windspinners all around the house or garden is a successful trick guaranteed.

• DESIGNED by Jenila Mathialagan

Photos by Jenila Mathialagan / ravelry.com

Find the video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Check out our section with Halloween Crochet Patterns to decorate your home properly.

11. Heart Wind Spinner

This year surprise your Valentine already outside the house and decorate the entry with cute heart wind spinners. These will magically spread joy and love all around in the rhythm of the wind. Janet Pippin has designed this piece in two parts which you can also leave apart if you wish to decorate with them a little bit differently. 

• DESIGNED by Janet Pippin

Photos by Janet Pippin / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on simplyhookedbyjanet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Discover many more Valentine’s Day Crochet Patterns in a specific section that should inspire you.

12. Valentine Heart Wind Spinner

Show off your handcraft crochet skills and gain that special one’s heart. The pattern by Charlotte Abraham allows you to do so the easy way, as the design itself is a beginner-friendly one. It’s also a cute way to decorate the home or Valentine’s Day date spot. Don’t get limited to the one day in a year and use the heart wind spinner whenever you feel like doing something romantic.

• DESIGNED by Charlotte Abraham

Photos by Charlotte Abraham / ravelry.com

Find original pattern on greenvalleypatterns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

13. Bunny Wind Spinner Crochet Video Tutorial

We all love a proper scrap yarn project that puts all the crochet yarn leftovers into a new use. This wind spinner by Jenila Mathialagan is a zero waste design that works up quickly. A perfect Spring project that will be fun to make the whole season and even more fun to put on a display. Inside or outside, in the garden or on the porch, the bunny wind spinner will put a smile on everyone’s face.

• DESIGNED by Jenila Mathialagan

Photos Jenila Mathialagan / ravelry.com

See a video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Is it for Easter? Visit the Easter Crochet Patterns category to find more ideas.

14. Crochet Windspinner

The crochet windspinner by May Shehab is a very basic and timeless design that you can adjust as you desire. Play with yarn weights and colors, add some pretty crochet applique or simply graft several wind spinners in different sizes to make the display more interesting. The curly surfaces are created with a crochet technique called hyperbolic crochet, which is way less serious and more fun to make than it seems.

• DESIGNED by May Shehab

Photos May Shehab / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on startcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

15. Candy Corn Windspinner

Fun and full of color, this candy corn-themed crochet windspinner is the perfect playful decoration for kids. Its bright, cheerful stripes bring energy to any room, making it a delightful gift. Kids will love watching it spin, and it’s a straightforward project that adds a dash of whimsy to any setting.

• DESIGNED by LisaAuch

Photos by LisaAuch / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on crochet-patterns-free.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

16. Magic Wind Spinner

Liven up your garden or home with this sunflower-inspired crochet windspinner! Radiant and cheerful, this spinner can be hung on a porch, in a window, or anywhere needing a pop of color. With a free crochet pattern, you can easily create this lovely decor piece, spreading sunny vibes wherever it goes.

• DESIGNED by Leonela Cevallos
• PROJECT TYPE Crochet wind spinner
• CRAFT Crochet
• SKILL LEVEL Beginner

Photos by Leonela Cevallos / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on dublinbaycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

17. Crochet Windspinner Video Tutorial

Transform your outdoor or indoor space with a stunning crocheted wind spinner in rich purple hues. Accented with sparkling beads, it catches the light beautifully, creating a mesmerizing effect. Making this project is both rewarding and relaxing, and the finished piece makes an unforgettable gift.

• DESIGNED by Uma M Natarajan

Photos by Uma M Natarajan / Ravelry.com

Find the free video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

18. Winter Coffee Wind Spinner Crochet Pattern

Bright, playful, and full of movement, this crochet wind spinner is anything but ordinary especially with a big coffee cup hanging from the bottom! It’s the perfect mix of fun and function, and when made in bold colors, it becomes an instant mood-lifter. A great project for scrap yarn and creativity.

• DESIGNED by Charlotte Abraham

Photos by Charlotte Abraham / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on greenvalleypatterns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

19. Garden Whirly Jig

Add a touch of whimsy with this colorful crochet wind spinner. Its twisting shape catches the breeze and creates a cheerful vibe wherever you hang it. Made with bright yarns, it’s quick to make and perfect for using up scraps. A small project with big personality – ideal for gifts or garden decor.

• DESIGNED by Sara Sach

Photos by Sara Sach / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on poshpoochdesignsdogclothes.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

20. Chakra Wind Spinner

Bright, twisted and full of motion, this crochet wind spinner catches both wind and attention. Its spiral body flows like seashells curling around invisible air, with every color melting into the next. A beaded banner below offers space for custom messages, and the pompom at the end finishes the piece with a playful bounce.

• DESIGNED by Modern Makes Australia

Photos by Modern Makes Australia / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on ribblr.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

21. Windspinner Spiral

Watching this crochet wind spinner come to life is part of the fun. A spiral wraps gracefully around colorful circles that shift from deep purple at the top to bright red below, creating a rainbow effect that catches every breeze and fills the garden with movement.

• DESIGNED by Lonike de Vos

Photos by Lonike de Vos / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

22. Windspinner Breakaway

Delicate lace transforms this crochet wind spinner into an elegant outdoor decoration, while granny stitches add beautiful texture throughout the design. Experiment with different color combinations and backgrounds to create a one-of-a-kind piece that brings handmade charm to any garden or patio.

• DESIGNED by Lonike de Vos

Photos by Lonike de Vos / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

23. Easy Wind Spinner Video Tutorial

Add movement to your space with this playful crochet wind spinner. The pattern creates a naturally twisting form that comes alive when air passes through it, and you can experiment with different color combinations to give each one its own character. A fringe along the bottom adds the final touch and makes the spinning silhouette even more dynamic.

• DESIGNED by Crochet Musings

Photos by Crochet Musings / Ravelry.com

Find the video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

24. Wind Spinner

Soft color transitions make this crochet wind spinner especially mesmerizing. A crisp white outer edge frames the piece, while the center combines deep turquoise with a delicate mint shade, creating a beautiful contrast between rich and airy tones. As it moves and catches the light, the layered shape and carefully chosen colors give this handmade decoration an almost hypnotic quality.

• DESIGNED by Ayla(Spirla&Crafts)

Photos by Ayla(Spirla&Crafts) / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.