Turning chains are an important part of many crochet patterns. Sometimes it can be confusing to know or understand exactly how they are helpful, when to use them and if they count as a stitch. Let’s break down crochet turning chains…
If you’re looking to add some texture to your projects, post stitches can be a great option! Not only is it easy but it can create a variety of effects and accents.
Learn how to make the back post double crochet stitch below…
The front post double crochet stitch is a simple variation of the traditional double crochet stitch. It’s worked in a way to create a pop of texture and depth within projects, and the only difference is where the stitch is placed.
Learn how to make the front post double crochet stitch below…
The lemon peel stitch is such a pretty and simple crochet stitch that alternates between single and double crochet. It’s very beginner friendly and creates beautiful projects. I used a thinner weight yarn to make a quick and easy bookmark, and I’d love to share it with you! Find the free pattern below…
Learn how to crochet this simple and easy mesh pouch using worsted weight cotton yarn. Perfect for stashing treats, holding a gift card or even accessories like lip balm and hair elastics in your bag to keep them all together. Find the free crochet pattern below…
This adorable stash buster project is perfect for spring and summer. With the cute daisy accent, this simple decor project adds a whimsical and refreshing vibe. Handmade, thoughtful and created with intention, this mason jar decor would look beautiful in either an indoor or outdoor space. Find the free crochet pattern below…
These little Easter egg baskets are so cute and quick to make. They’re perfect for stashing a 2-3 small chocolate eggs or other similar sized treats. If you’re hosting a spring or Easter get-together, these baskets would make adorable accents for the table or even as a little gift for guests.
The name speaks for itself in this quick crochet pattern. This project creates a thick and warm winter accessory that features a simple texture with a cute faux fur edging. It’s soft, cozy and easily tucks into your jacket for added warmth and comfort.
Have you ever purchased a beautiful hank of hand dyed yarn but wasn’t sure what you could crochet with it? While it works up beautifully in knitting projects, it has wonderful possibilities in crochet patterns too! This neck warmer pattern uses sock weight yarn and is easy to adjust in both length and width so you can customize to your preference.
It’s beginner friendly using the basic stitches and is a great opportunity to work with thinner weights yarn if you typically stick with worsted weight projects. Because it’s so lightweight, it’s lovely for cooler spring and summer days.