Double ended crochet, also known as double ended Tunisian crochet, is a fun technique and today’s free pattern is the perfect introduction! The double ended crochet technique makes a thicker potholder that can also be used as a hotpad. The Double Ended Crochet Potholders use two different stitches and I’ve included video tutorials for double … Read more
I’m sharing a quick and easy pattern today using the popular lemon peel stitch combination (also known as the pebble stitch or the crinkle stitch). The Pebble Stitch Mug Hug is one of several easy crochet gifts for beginners I’ve been sharing on the blog over the last few weeks. It’s sized to fit a … Read more
I’m sharing a quick and easy crochet cowl pattern today. The Quick Covered Boxes Cowl uses a beginner-friendly stitch combination and a self-striping yarn does all the colorwork for you. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) if you make a purchase using these links. Yarn for … Read more
Today I’m sharing a ripple scarf crochet pattern designed to bust through your yarn stash. Whether you have partial skeins or oddball skeins, the Scrappy Ripple Scarf crochet pattern is perfect for making a gender-neutral accessory that really pops! This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) if … Read more
I’m joining the eleventh annual Crochet Cancer Challenge with Sweet Potato 3 by sharing the Tri-Color Slouch Hat. This pattern uses basic stitches, making it perfect for new crocheters. The gender-neutral pattern is available in 10 sizes, so you can make matching hats for the whole family. This pattern uses less than one skein in … Read more