When it comes to seaming crochet squares, sometimes you want to do a quick and easy way without needing to use a yarn needle. That’s where one of my favorite seaming methods, the slip stitch join seam comes in! It uses crochet slip stitches to join pieces together, which eliminates the need for using sewing....
Crochet appliques are often made to attach to other crochet projects like blankets or sweaters. Once you’ve made them, the question you might have is how do you attach them? In this step by step crochet tutorial I’ll teach you how to attach crochet appliques two ways, one of which makes the seams invisible! They...
Learn how to crochet a sweet butterfly with this quick and easy free crochet pattern! This beginner friendly pattern includes a step by step video tutorial to walk you through the pattern. It is perfect for adding to baby blankets, pillows, decorating gifts, and more. Scroll down for the free pattern for these adorable little...
If you love granny squares, but want a pattern without the gaps of the granny square stitch, then solid granny squares are for you! Solid granny squares use the same basic techniques of a granny square, but without gaps in between the stitches. This step by step crochet tutorial is great for beginners, and even...
One of the most timeless patterns in crochet is the classic granny square! It can be made in any size, yarn type, or used for almost any type of project. No matter if you are a beginner or experienced crocheter, this pattern is great to learn. I love how traditional granny squares have such a...
Welcome Spring with the Hop Into Spring Garland! This free crochet garland pattern is made up of crochet carrots, crochet daisies, and adorable crochet bunnies that are strung onto a piece of yarn. If you are looking for a quick and easy crochet home decor pattern then this is the pattern for you. It’s perfect...
It’s time for another Stitching Saturday Crochet Stitch tutorial! There are so many fun crochet stitches out there that often it is extremely difficult to choose, which one to teach next. I mean, can’t we just do all of them at once? As I’ve been trying out other makers’ patterns, I’m learning lots of new...