This easy stitch color block pattern and Simple Color-Blocked Blanket Pattern Design is perfect for those who are new to crocheting and features a beginner stitch. The best thing about this simple beginner blanket is that it works up so fast and uses only single crochets throughout the entire
This is so much more than just a crochet clutch. Pencil case? Perfect size. Cosmetics bag? Absolutely! Journal cover? Yes! Purse organizer? A great one! An actual handbag for a night out? Oh, you bet! Book cover, notebook cover, e-reader cover? Check, check, check. Whatever you choose to use your
Designed by Julie Yeager I love afghan blocks with flowers in the center, because they look so cool! This particular block is by Julie Yeager and is a 12” square. The best part is, you can use it to make so many different projects! For instance, blanket, pillow cases, wraps, coasters and so on.
If you have a Minecraft lover in your life, this is the blanket for them! Based on one of the most popular video games of all times, the Minecraft C2C Crochet Afghan will be appreciated by all fans. The Minecraft Ghast C2C Crochet Block is the 10th in a 12-part series. If you prefer a smaller
This Sturdy Numbered Die with foam block can be made in under 60 minutes and can be used right away to either teach your children numbers or play games with them. It is a perfect beginner project that uses only single crochet and surface crochet. The foam block is usually used for flower pots, but
A great 6 inch block pattern that is perfect for creating an afghan
Get a Free Crochet Blanket pattern will have you dropping all your other WIP's to make this throw. The Chic Modern Mosaic Blocks Throw pattern is a fun project to crochet. Made with two colors of worsted weight washable merino yarn, this afghan can be made to match any home decor. I love to
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