Hey friends, today we are introducing a NEW crochet stitch pattern for an easy and beginner-friendly dishcloth pattern. We work this pattern with just 2 stitches and only 1 row that is repeated throughout. This pattern is nice and simple with a little bit of texture. A little while ago, my sister asked me to […]
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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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In a previous post we used single crochet ribbing to make a blanket border, but this time we’ll work it independently to make a super fun and cute baby hat! These hats are worked flat and use single crochet stitches so they are perfect for beginners to crochet. Hello, first crochet project! Feel free to
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These ripples have been a fave of mine for years. I especially love how the ombre yarn works with this pattern! Baby blanket, anyone? Love it! Let’s see ’em on Instagram! @purple.rose.crafts Ripple Pattern Multiples: 16 + 9 Row 1: Dc into the 3rd chain, and 5 more dc, 2dc into each of next 2
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Star stitch is a lot of fun! We create alternating rows of stars with rows of single crochet. Now, I’m sure if working in the round, like for a hat, you’d be able to work the rows of stars on top of one another instead of working the row of sc in between. I can
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Welcome back to 30 stitches in 30 days. Today is Day 3 and we’re going to crochet shell stitch. See the calendar and Day 1 here. There are 2 different ways to make shell stitches, and we’re going to call them aligned, and offset. The image below shows the aligned shells, where they sit stacked
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Today, we’re introducing the simple baby version of the puff stitch, called bean stitch. This is an easy level stitch and its a lot of fun to create. If you missed Day 1 in our 30 stitches in 30 days, or want to see the calendar, check it out here. How to Crochet Bean Stitch:
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So, how adorable is this hat with this cute ribbed brim? We use front post and back post double crochets to create it. I am super in love with it! I especially love the thick and thin stripes too. What’s your favourite part? So this is a hat I made for my youngest daughter as
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So, I thought we haven’t had a granny square tutorial lately and I’ve been looking at this one for awhile and so here it is! So far we’ve made: African Flower, Circle, Daisy, Camel stitch, Celtic Weave, and the original granny. And we learned 3 ways to join them together. Pretty soon, we’re going to
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