These DIY crochet size markers are lightweight, easy to make, and are a great little gift idea for the crocheter in your life! They don't take a lot of materials to make, and you can whip up several sets in an evening, which can make for a wonderful sense of...
I'm excited to show you how a simple stitch can be used to create a woven-looking crochet wall hanging, so you can have a funky or geometric piece of decor to add to your room! And hey, use the same techniques to create rugs, pillows, or even make a fashion statement!...
This post has been in the making for longer than a pregnancy, and there's really no good reason why except that I just never got around to it. So I'm super glad to finally "birth" this project and I hope it helps many of you as you prepare for the season's holiday...
I can't believe it's already been over a year since I finished my gigantic Zoodiacs afghan! At the time, I also published a post on everything I knew about corner to corner crochet, or c2c crochet. It included my notes, my thoughts and a series of videos, including a...
This post has been a long time coming, mostly because I'm hesitant about making videos, but now that I've got a few under my belt, I'm starting to see the appeal! After sharing my Zoodiac c2c graphghan squares, many of you have requested help on learning how to...
Today, I'm sharing my modular crochet bobbin holder - this is what I use to keep my yarn from getting tangled up while working on a C2C project that requires several active yarns (and colors) at the same time. It's great for C2C projects, but also any large graphghan...
Back in the day, I made my basketweave cup cozy using front post double crochet stitches, which created a fun weave pattern. Then, I made a heart cup cozy using a variation, the front post half double crochet stitch, in a graph, which pretty much opened a whole new...
If you know how to make the Foundation Single Crochet, then the foundation half double crochet stitch will be easy peasy to learn, and it's a great one to add to your stitch repertoire. Let's get right to it! Follow along with the instructions and then the pics below....
Here's a quick tutorial for today, an invisible half double crochet decrease. The invisible decreasing single crochet is something I learned from Planet June, and it's pretty ingenious, probably because it's so simple. Instead of inserting your hook through both loops...
There I was, wanting to make stripes for a project I'm working on (which I'll be sharing!) and I kept seeing that ugly seam where the rounds join up. I'm sure you know what I mean. I suppose I could cut the yarn each time, join it with an invisible join, and then...