The next time you need a quick little handmade gift, an amigurumi heart is a great way to go. It works up in less than an hour and with only scraps of yarn.
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Not sure which is the best yarn for scarves? It needs to be durable and soft but it also has to be practical, affordable and easy to find. Here’s what we recommend.
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The crochet crocodile stitch is one of the most unique stitches you’ll ever make. Four rows come together to make 3D scales that are layered. It’s not reversible so it’s best paired with projects where only one side will show.
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With a crochet messy bun hat you never have to decide between putting your hair up or wearing a hat to keep your head warm. There are a lot of messy bun hat patterns out there. This is one of the fastest to crochet.
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The Ultimate Guide to Crochet in the Round | Chapter 3: How to Crochet Circles.
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Originally created for the Crochet Challenge for Warm Up America in 2017, this Catherine Wheel Crochet Baby Blanket is still our favorite go-to pattern for gifting or donating.
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Adorable mini crochet stockings are the perfect way to add a little handmade charm to your home around the holidays.
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The winged crochet cable stitch is a great way to incorporate texture into your project. It’s not reversible making it perfect for projects where only one side will show. It creates a sturdy fabric so use it when durability is a must.
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We all have that one ball of cake yarn we couldn’t leave the store without. Now you have something beautiful and functional to turn it into.
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Our Two-tone Tunisian crochet super cowl is perfect for when you want a quick and easy project that’s warm and functional.
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Tunisian crochet is a fantastic way to spice up your crochet repertoire, but it does come with its own unique
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The Tunisian simple stitch is a great starting point for learning Tunisian crochet. It creates a dense and stretchy fabric that’s great for a variety of projects.
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If you love the look of knitting but don’t want to learn, give our knit alike Tunisian crochet scarf a try. No one will know it’s not knit!
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When you need to organize a lot of things (like your yarn stash for instance) a large crochet basket is always a good choice. It’s sturdy, yet flexible and it works up in no time.
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The Russian Join is a method of adding a new ball of yarn or switching to a different color without knotting the yarn or creating additional ends to weave in. See how it’s done in this tutorial.
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In this tutorial we’ll show you how to crochet a diamond, a great motif to create unique shapes or fill the gaps on some of your other motif projects.
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You’ll get the most out of this guide if you struggle to crochet straight edges in projects like scarves, blankets or any other project crocheted in rows. If you’re willing to invest a little time learning the skills within, we’re confident your edges will improve.
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