Are you looking for some quick and easy Halloween crochet projects to complete in a flash right before the spooky day this year? From spooky decor to cute accessories, each of these patterns can be finished in just a few hours—perfect for adding a handmade touch to your Halloween celebrations. More Crochet Patterns You’ll Love: […]
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The Harper Blanket is an easy and simple crochet blanket pattern that’s perfect for beginners and a relaxing pattern for experienced crocheters. This crochet blanket pattern uses double crochet stitches throughout, with simple chain spaces that create a lovely, repeating texture across the blanket. The pattern keeps things clean and structured by starting each row
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While we dealt with the bitter cold the other month here in Virginia I made this blanket to help stay warm while relaxing on the couch at night. This throw was made extra long to double as a blanket while also being my current crochet project (it was a win-win this winter). A double bonus
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I’ve had many people looking for a simple and easy to make half double crochet dishcloth pattern, so I figured after about the 20th request to make one finally. (I know it is taking me forever to get around to things this year). This dishcloth pattern uses only the half double crochet stitch to make
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Introducing the Addison Kitchen Towel – A Beginner-Friendly Crochet Pattern Looking to spruce up your kitchen with a handmade touch? The Addison Kitchen Towel is the perfect quick and easy crochet project for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike. This simple, stylish towel uses only three basic stitches—single crochet, half double crochet, and slip stitch—making it
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The Crochet Wattle Stitch is a great stitch for a textured crochet blanket. When worked corner to corner, especially with a color-changing yarn, it makes an eye-catching blanket. I’ve been wanting to give this stitch a try, and since I love trying out stitches corner to corner in blankets, it made sense to keep up
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Bag savers have to be one of the most used crochet items in my home. And I love coming up with new designs for them to change it up time to time. After making the Avery Market Bag that uses the Crochet Mesh Stitch in the round I wanted to make a new bag saver
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It’s been a bit since the Cloudy Days Dishcloth was released and I figured it was about time I created a dish towel to go with it and start making a set for the kitchen. If you were a fan of the texture of the Tiny Cloud Stitch, then pairing this dish towel up with
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Reusable bags for shopping at Aldi are my jam, so I just love coming up with new bag designs. The Avery Market Bag uses the Crochet Mesh Stitch in the round to create a uniquely textured market bag that works great as a reusable grocery bag. The Mesh Stitch works up fast and is similar
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I am trying to go through my yarn stash this year instead of buying more yarn, and I had a box full of crochet thread. Now I had gotten all of these skeins with the intention of making some beautiful intricate crochet shawl patterns I had found on Etsy, but like all other big projects
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