This is my beginner’s guide to getting started with crochet. We go over the benefits of this craft, the process of learning how to crochet, and the three steps you need to follow to get started.
Learn to Crochet
Swatch Out
Hi again, beauties! Today I’m bringing you a free knit pattern for a cowl that will utilize those two skeins of beautiful indie dyed yarn that you’ve been saving. I know you have them. You bought them on a whim with nothing in mind and now you’re hunting for a pattern. Or maybe you’ve happened…
Edging E | Crochet Edging
This beautiful and delicate crochet edging is perfect for baby blankets. This pattern was originally published in 1919 and is a part of my ongoing series, “Vintage Revival”.
Crescent Moon Pillow
This adorable crescent moon pillow will look fantastic in any kid’s room. It also makes a great gift for baby showers!
Saeki Infinity Scarf
This is a perfect pattern for beginners, or for those who like meditative (Netflix) projects! It uses one stitch, the half double crochet, to create a flowy and fuzzy infinity scarf.
Trick-or-Treating Basket
In this project we’re crocheting over LED rope lights to make a trick-or-treating basket. This is a very simple process and the result is sure to impress the little goblins in your life!
Felted Car Freshener
This adorable alternative to the traditional car freshener uses crochet and essential oils to keep your car smelling fresh. This eco-friendly project works up fast!
Daisy
This is an easy crochet pattern for an adorable daisy appliqué. We’ll create this one using a cotton yarn. This is a Vintage Revival pattern originally published in 1916.
Sport Set – Scarf
This beginner friendly scarf works up fast and makes a great gift for men and women alike. This is a Vintage Revival pattern originally from 1916.