Favorite or Queue on Ravelry here. This pattern and tutorial is for our Infinity Scarf. I teach crochet classes and I believe the best way to learn is by using the tubular crochet method. This method allows a beginner to repeat one stitch without turning rows. The beginner is then able to master that one stitch and… Continue reading Free Pattern and Tutorial: Infinity Scarf
This tutorial is for our Nesting Bowls Free Pattern. How to create an embroidered flower on your nesting bowl: First, notice where the purple silk is popping through. Second, notice my fingers in the shape of a "C". Look for the stitch spaces around the purple silk. We will draw the silk up through the… Continue reading Nesting Bowl Flower and Bow Tutorial
These bowls are a quick and fun project for beginners to learn how to crochet. Nesting bowls made of sari silk are such a beautiful and practical gift – even seasoned crocheters will love working these up. You can find the Sari Silk Nesting Bowls pattern you are looking for here on Craftsy for $2.00. Want to… Continue reading Sari Silk Nesting Bowl Crochet Pattern
Okay people. Let’s talk babies. They are cute, snuggly, and give new hope to a weary world. Yes, they also can be smelly, messy, and make a mother weary. But seriously, crocheting a gift for a new baby is the best. Here are three good reasons crocheted baby items are wonderful: babies are amazing (for all the aforementioned… Continue reading Featured Free Patterns: Cocoons by My Merry Messy Life and Relief Share
Favorite or Queue on Ravelry here. Concise, written pattern located at the end of this post. I teach crochet classes, and I believe that the very best first-time crochet project is a coffee cozy. It is small, quick, and tubular. Tubular crochet is excellent for beginners because it provides repetitive practice of one stitch, thus allowing… Continue reading Free Pattern and Tutorial: Coffee Cozy
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