Learning new crochet stitches is a great way to expand your skills and allow for creative growth. They can add texture, drape and provide a fun change from working with traditional stitches. Check out my collection of crochet stitch tutorials below…
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Learn to make the extended half double crochet stitch with this quick and fun tutorial. This simple variation on the classic half double crochet stitch is slightly taller and provides a little bit more drape. Easily adaptable for a variety of projects, this stitch is a nice twist to the traditional method.
Let’s learn the extended half double crochet stitch together…
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Crochet this beautiful and lightweight scarf using the lovely iris stitch. Perfect for spring and fall, this fashionable and airy piece has gorgeous stitch definition and texture. If the iris stitch is new to you, a tutorial link is included.
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One thing I really enjoy about crocheting is combining different stitches to create pretty texture and eye catching designs. The Beautiful Waistcoat Washcloth uses two stitches, the waistcoat stitch and the even moss stitch to create a lovely little project. For those that need a refresher I have included a quick tutorial for each within the pattern. There’s also links to more thorough walk-throughs if you’re learning these stitches for the first time. *Update: as of April 30th, 2024, this pattern is now available for free on my website!*
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Dishie cotton yarn has been a fairly recent discovery for me. A crochet friend uses it regularly and recommended it to me knowing I enjoy working with cotton yarn. I am so thankful she told me about it because I fell in love! I suppose that’s a pretty obvious giveaway as to what direction this yarn review is going!
If you haven’t worked with WeCrochet Dishie yarn yet, allow me to introduce you to it and share all the reasons why it’s been permanently added into my yarn stash. Read all about it below…
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Crochet scarf projects are such a classic item to make. They’re practical, great for gift giving and there so many design ideas using different stitches and yarn types. To help narrow down your search for fun scarves to make, I’ve compiled a list of 20 beautiful and exciting designs that you’ll definitely want to add to your list of projects.
All pattern links and photos have been included with permission from the designers. Each pattern links directly back to the original source.
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The iris stitch is a beautiful variation on the V-stitch and creates a lovely lace effect. When paired with a lightweight yarn, the results can be simple and stunning. Don’t let this stitch fool you though, it’s incredibly easy using chains and double crochet. Today I’m going to break this stitch down with labeled photos and a detailed walk-through so that you can learn this beautiful stitch and use it within your own crochet projects.
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I have a big pattern round up for you today! Shawl and wrap patterns can provide some comforting warmth and cozy feelings when worn, especially on cold and chilly days. With such beautiful designs and yarn options, there’s a shawl for any occasion! Whether it’s around the campfire, on your sofa with your yarn and Netflix or in your office, these crochet shawl ideas will leave you feeling inspired and ready to create!
All pattern links and photos have been included with permission from the designers. Each pattern links directly back to the original source.
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Working with chunky yarn can be a ton of fun. It creates an amazing texture and creates extra cozy projects that are perfect for those cold and frosty winter days. Today I’m sharing a free crochet pattern for the Keep Cozy Chunky Scarf using a 10mm hook and 2 skeins of Bernat Softee Chunky.
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The waistcoat stitch is a fun, knit-like appearance that can be made within a variety of crochet projects. It creates a dense, tight stitch that makes it especially great for small items like washcloths, coasters and other household items. Today I will be sharing a tutorial for this beautiful stitch and how to crochet it in rows.
Did you know that the waistcoat stitch is actually just a single crochet stitch placed into a specific spot? To learn more about this beautiful stitch, continue reading below…
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