Size: Totally Customizable Gauge: 3 dc and 1 row = 2 cm This is the 35th Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern Tutorial for the Kitchen Crochet Thursdays! The Granny Square is easily customizable to various sizes and instructions have been included to allow you to make color changes at the end of every round if you would prefer a Rainbow of Color for your Square. You can use the square for a blanket pattern or as a wash cloth or dishcloth. I've included a super simple edging which you can also apply to larger sizes or smaller sizes using this pattern. Photo tutorials have been included to show you close-up where the stitches need to be place. This is worked all in one piece.

Upcycle some t-shirts to create a potholder using this free pattern. To crochet the color block potholder, you'll need t-shirt yarn from two t-shirts (mine were a men's size small), a 12 mm crochet hook, and about 15 minutes. Due to the thickness of t-shirt yarn, the finished potholder requires only one layer is about 7.5 x 8 inches in size. This speedy potholder project is a great way to clean out your closet and get rid of some old t-shirts!

Fruit just seems to perfectly fit the bill when it comes to a crochet coaster pattern. These Fruit Medley Crochet Coasters will keep your summer and spring parties fun and fresh. The different variations make each coaster unique; you can choose to crochet oranges, limes, strawberries, apples, and more. This makes it a great crochet set, and the circular shapes of the fruit lend themselves to the shape of most glasses. This is an easy crochet pattern that would be great for your own home or to bring as a hostess gift.

Using post stitches in a creative yet simple way makes the flower at the center of this pan protector really pop! All you need is one ball of dishcloth cotton or partial skein of any acrylic yarn from your stash and size I/5.5mm hook. Pattern includes 3 sizes for this project to fit a variety of pans. This kitchen project is pretty and practical and makes a great teacher or neighbor gift - everyone has pans!

Looking for your go to dishcloth crochet pattern that is fun to make and perfect for gift giving (not to mention great for dish washing?) Look no further. Meet the Seed Stitch Dish Cloth. Worked corner to corner with sc rows of edging, it is reminiscent of the popular knit dishcloth. I see myself making many of these to gift to others. It is such a fun project to crochet and they make up really quickly. It is easy to memorize the “increase” portion and then the “decrease” portion of the pattern. I hope you enjoy it as well.

I've had Valentine's on my brain lately. One of the things I wanted to make was a heart washcloth (could also be used as an afghan square). Went to Hobby Lobby, and found the perfect colors for it! As a washcloth, C2C can sometimes become saggy because of the spaces in the boxes, and by spaces, I really just mean like a slit from the beginning chain that all the stitches are worked onto. I use my washcloths either for decorative purposes, or just to dry things up - not to wash anything with because of this. To make a better washcloth, go down a hook size for tighter stitches and/or use half double crochets in place of double crochets.

The Basic Solid Granny Square coaster is another really simple design that can be used to make a set of coasters. You will love how easy and fast this coaster works up. I love making crocheted versions of household items and this would also make perfect handmade gift for your loved ones!!! You can make them in holiday or seasonal colors as well.They are great for using up your scrap yarn. The thing I absolutely love about this pattern is that unlike the classic Granny Square , this doesn't have any gaps between the stitches.

Easy crochet coasters are a great beginner project for someone new to crochet. Whether you are a new crocheter or not though, these also make great gifts. Handmade gifts are so treasured because the recipient knows how much effort and love you put into making their gift. When it is warm, a pretty coaster comes in handy to save your furniture from table rings. These pretty colored coasters are made from two skeins of cotton yarn. While you can use an acrylic yarn, I think that the cotton yarn would work much better at absorbing the moisture from your drink.

Pot holder Placemats patterns are always so fun to make! You can easily make one in less than an hour. Once you get a hang on making one, you will surely want to make more of them. Today am sharing the pattern for this super Quick Round Potholder Placemat. These work up really quickly. I have used two shades of the same color. These pot holders would look nice with both variegated and solid colors. These would be great for gift giving too. Materials Used:- Cotton Knitting Yarn(Light Grey and Dark Grey) 4mm Crochet Hook