This free crochet pattern is soooo easy! If you know how to double and single crochet, then you're good to go! The pattern is written from top-down. Measure from one end of your shoulder across to the end of your other shoulder.
This free crochet pattern is soooo easy! If you know how to double and single crochet, then you're good to go! The pattern is written from top-down. Measure from one end of your shoulder across to the end of your other shoulder.
The Alissa is an easy crochet blanket throw that is the perfect pattern to pick if you want to have a weekend crochet marathon. This relatively straightforward crochet blanket pattern involves repeats along with some simple stitches to make for a fun, quick, and easy crochet throw!
Light and lacy crochet blankets are perfect for those warmer months. The All Squared Up Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern uses beginner crochet stitches in a unique combination to create a beautiful design. The beautiful design, texture and delicacy of lace is just simply stunning. You only need to know how to crochet a starting chain and work slip stitch and double crochet stitches. However, thanks to the strategic placement of those basic stitches, you end up with a very original blanket pattern that's so unique from anything else that you've ever seen. You'll enjoy working on this, whether it's a first project you're tackling as a beginner or a way for you to enjoy more meditative crochet despite your advanced skills. Thanks TheCrochetBlog for sharing this free crochet pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here. It costs around $3.16. Happy crocheting.
This crocheted purse is just the right size for all of your daily essentials such as wallet, cell phone, and keys.
If you are learning how to crochet, you can easily work up this pattern fast and have a cozy, warm headband to show off to all your friends. It really is a great crochet headband for beginners!
This easy stitch is perfect for an afghan or blanket. It is just sets of 3 stitches, one single crochet and two doubles. Once you get into the hang of it, you can do it in your sleep. Use it for a baby blanket in a pretty pink or blue or for a regular afghan with bright colors.
This doily pattern is wonderful for using up those partially used balls of thread. This doily can be made to whatever size you like. If you'd like a smaller doily, just stop whenever the doily reaches the size you'd like. Block it in a circle shape, and your doily is finished!
If you love making a large project without having a lot of ends to weave in this super scarf is perfect for you! It uses almost a full skein of Lion Brand Pound of Love so it's super long with only 2 ends to weave in! The easy 2-row repeat makes for a simple project great for beginners. You'll be able to make crochet scarves for the whole family with this pattern.
This basic motif is the building block of the more complex granny square variations. Granny Square Patterns are not only made into functional afghans and crochet blankets but can actually be used to create booties, skirts, purses, etc. They are so fashionable and versatile!
