Learning to increase and decrease can save you a lot of trouble when crocheting. How many times has this happened to you? Upon completing stitch 225 in a row, you realize your row count is off by one or two stitches. If you are a perfectionist, you will most certainly tear the row back to where… Continue reading Increase (inc) and Decrease (dec) Tutorials
In case you missed the lovely Christmas Ornaments by Wink you should click and see how delightful they are before reading on. I told you I'm always on the hunt for beautifully designed, well-written patterns with excellent photos that I can share with my readers. Here's another festive pattern, this time by One Dog Woof: You will have a blast… Continue reading Featured Free Pattern: Cork Evergreen Tree by One Dog Woof
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
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
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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