Crochet stitch tutorials, crochet patterns, roundups, and yarn reviews
**Sponsored Post: Yarn for this design was provided by Lion Brand Yarn.** Hello there and Happy September! I can't believe that it is already September! August sure flew right by! But I'm glad September is here because that means that E'Claire Makery's Fall Fashion Blog Hop is here!!! Wooohooo! E'Claire Makery's Fall Fashion Blog Hop … Continue reading Alpine Dreams Cowl
I'm back again with another stitch-centric FREE crochet pattern round-up. Today's feature: FPdc and BPdc!
I've got another stitch tutorial for you today, the Back Post Double Crochet! Learn this stitch and open up a whole new world of texture!
Who's ready for another round-up of FREE patterns featuring stitches we've learned here on the blog. Today's featured stitch is the puff stitch!
Introducing my new pocket scarf pattern...The Cozy Fireside Wrap! I am so excited to build a fire and wrap myself up in this super cozy wrap. I just know you will love this new design as much as me! And did I mention POCKETS!?
I'm back with another round-up of patterns featuring stitches I've taught here on the blog. Today's featured stitch is the picot!
You've learned one or more of the foundation stitches and are itching to try them out in a project. I've got ya covered! I've rounded up several free patterns for the foundation single, double, and half double crochet stitches.
I, personally, HATE working into a foundation chain. Sometimes it's unavoidable, but when you're working a solid row of single, double, or half-double crochet stitches as your first row, you'll be happy to know that there's another option! Foundation stitches!
Slip stitches are one of the first stitches you learn in Crochet 101, but did you know that you can alter it ever so slightly to get a whole different look? How do you do that, you ask? Easy! Yarn over (yo) before you slip stitch!
One of the fun features you can add to a crochet project to give it a little boho flair is a tassel! I'm going to show you how I make my tassels, without any of the fancy tools you can buy, just using things you can find around your house.
