I have been wanting to get better at Tunisian crochet for awhile. It wasn’t really something I had a big use for in the past, but I just love the way it looks. I love the vertical lines created and how clean it looks. Yes, its true, I have to love the way it looks […]
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Sometimes, when I start a project, I may not know how long I want my first row to be. And when I start with a chain row, it stretches, and is not always the correct size. I think it’s hard to be accurate with sizing when starting with a chain row. With foundation stitches, I
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Here are some beginner tips for getting started with mosaic crochet charts! So these ones look complicated, but once you understand how to read the chart, they actually are pretty simple. Some Tips before we start: Today’s pattern and chart will make a simple coaster, or mug rug, with fun tassels so you don’t have
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Today is Day 7, and we are doing the simple and VERY beginner friendly V-Stitch in crochet! This is a simple pattern with a 1 row repeat, that adds some sweet interest to your double crochets. Suitable as a beginner stitch and can be worked in multiples of 2. This pattern would make a lovely
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Hey! Today, we’re going to add some cute ear flaps to our granny stripe hat we worked on in the previous post. Ear flaps can be a bit daunting if you’re just learning how to crochet, but they don’t have to be. In this post, I’ll go over how where to place them, and then
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Have you ever created a cable pattern in crochet? Well, if you haven’t, then I’d recommend giving it a try! Today we’re going to go over that skill, and then make a celtic cable granny square. This technique is more of an intermediate skill level, or an advanced beginner. How do you tell if you’re
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