To begin with, you'll learn how to work up the spike cluster stitch. When you take the time to learn it, it will be useful for any project. Undoubtedly, it is particularly useful for blankets, scarves and throws. In fact any project that has a prominent surface can be a great background for this. Moreover, you can use a single color, many colors or combine numerous shades of one color. A stunning final effect is guaranteed.
This easy, quick and eye-catching beanie will be a perfect project for a baby shower gift. You can also make beanie as an accessory to a baby dress, because it will complement the whole outfit and make it look spectacular! If you are a crochet newbie this project is just for you, so don't wait and try it today!
However, for a more serious fall colored beanie, why not try this wonderful feather stitched one? Not only is it beginner friendly, with accurate and informative tutorials, it's also a looker that will accessorize with so many outfits.
Braided crochet hats look so incredible, don't you think? They really take simple stripes to the next level and the best part is how easy it is to make these. What's more (as if they weren't cute enough), they are embellished with a sweet pompom!
Have you ever tried using puff stitch to make a crochet hat (or any other project)? If not, you have to give it a go, because it created such an incredible and chunky texture, that can't be replaced with anything else. And just take a look how amazing it looks!
Crochet flowers are always fun to work up because they are quick to crochet and don't require much yarn. This Crocodile Stitch Crochet Flower is no different. Just a little bit of yarn is needed (in any weight) for this free crochet flower pattern, and the crocodile stitch is used.When you're done, use this pretty flower to embellish a variety of crochet designs including hats, bags, and more. You could even crochet a handful of flowers and string them together to create a crocheted flower garland. Plus, check out the free crochet video below on how to crochet the crocodile stitch!
"Crochet flowers are a great way to use up your stash of yarn. They are handy to have around, and can be used on headbands, bags and purses, as gift toppers, refrigerator magnets, hats, scarves, as brooches, on a cowl, in journals, or on blankets. These puff flowers can even be connected together to make a placemat, puffy doilies, or even blankets. I have also used these connected together as a colorful border around a blanket!!"
Isn't this Two-Hour Crocodile Stitch Flower jaw-dropping? This may be your new favorite crochet flower pattern. With layers of lovely petals and a wonderfully shaped bloom, this crochet flower takes embellishments to a whole new level. Use this crochet flower on a hat, headband, bag, scarf, and more! This crochet flower pattern will pretty up your projects. Best of all, it's quick and easy!
Here is a slightly modified and fun griddle stitch project with a lovely pattern of intersecting green stripes. The intersections additionally show intensified color, giving the blanket a more colorful look.
