If you've never crocheted a 'hexagon cardigan' before, you are in for a treat. Two hexagons, crocheted just like a 6 sided granny square form both the body and sleeves of this cardigan at the same time. Made with super bulky yarn for a quick project with instant gratification.
If you're looking for a textured and versatile crochet flower to add a unique touch to your recently finished crochet hats or knitting project, look no further than this Popcorn Stitch Flower. It'll bring the right amount of three dimension for a subtle pop of texture. Add a button in the center for even more personality.
This quick little embellishment will give you lots of practice working the popcorn stitch, an excellent stitch for bringing texture to your projects. You decide how big you want your flower to be with a single round of petals, two or three - it's up to you!
This Linen Stitch Crochet Bandana Cowl works up so quickly with just one ball of yarn - perfect addition to your fall wardrobe! This is very simple, beginner friendly stitch that utilizes just single crochet and chains to create a lovely and elegant fabric - so versatile, too!
This easy and quick pocket shawl pattern only takes a few hours to stitch up and is super soft and squishy thanks to the Bernat Blanket yarn it's made in! The pattern is designed for an adult male but it easily adjustable to any size.
Crochet Beaded Buttons are a quick and easy hand project that add a special bling to a garment or accessory. And, they are fun to make!
Not only is this crochet fringe scarf fun to make, but the pattern is free! The scarf is ideal for keeping warm on those chilly fall days.
To make the scarf, you will need to know how to make slip stitches, half double crochets, and chain stitches. It is a super easy pattern that works up quickly.
I adore being able to carry handmade items with me all the time. These pouches can help you carry your essentials and make such a beautiful statement when you pull them out! Choose either a flat pouch for hooks and pens or a pouch with a round bottom to hold larger items.
As traditional granny squares never will be outdated, year after year they hold a come back with new, vivid color compositions. A square-based cardigan is an easy way to create something eye-catching and extraordinary for this spring.
Who knew that being swallowed up by a sea monster could be so much fun? This balaclava is a warm and silly alternative to a winter hat. The stretchy extended single-crochet stitch pattern allows the close-fitting neck to be pulled over the head.
