This pattern is reminiscent of a pasture of a garden bursting with the colors and life of what is well-tended. This 19” in diameter mandala pattern is easy to make and great for beginners.
This pattern is reminiscent of a pasture of a garden bursting with the colors and life of what is well-tended. This 19” in diameter mandala pattern is easy to make and great for beginners.
This is an amigurumi crochet pattern perfect for beginners! It features no sewing (hooray!) It uses a chunky yarn that will make time pass by like a breeze, and you get a cute little jello in the end.
This gorgeous washcloth pattern has a beautiful texture made from double crochet and single crochet stitches. This Grana washcloth measures 8″ x 8″ square, but it also includes sizes for 4″, 6″ and 12″ in the pattern instructions.
Have a look at this beautiful bandana design! It is made from a combination of the simple bandana-inspired styling of a traditional kerchief with hair ties. It's perfect to keep your hair in place during windy days.
Looking for something a little more toned down and laid-back for the Summer? This is an easy pattern suitable for beginners in the form of a YouTube video for an easy step-by-step follow-along guide.
This tutorial guides you on how to crochet a leaf vine that has pretty little flowers and butterflies to go with it. You can also make a stand-alone vine with other projects like crochet flower bouquets.
This chunky fast-asleep jellyfish is part of a lovely sleeping sea creatures collection! This easy and fast jellyfish has a unique color-change at the crown of its down with tentacles so soft that makes it look like its drifting away in the ocean whilst sleeping!
Size: 24cm (9.5")
The Herringbone crochet is a fascinating stitch that creates a lot of texture, making it perfect for a washcloth. The washcloth measures 8 1/2 inches in length and 7 inches in width, but it can be easily adjusted by adding more chains to the beginning row and repeating Row 2 to the desired length.
This bandana crochet pattern is constructed from the tip at the bottom, and it grows with each row. It's an advanced pattern because the intricate lace makes it challenging, but that also means more fun and a whole lot more satisfaction!
