I recently released the super cute Midnight Moth Shawlette. When I showed my friend a picture of it she said that it would make a super cute bandana top. I instantly fell in love with the idea and I couldn’t get it out of my head! So today I will share this crochet bandana top… More DIY Crochet Bandana Top Tutorial from a Shawl Pattern
You might think that these storm clouds are hard to make, but I’ll let you in on a little secret. You only need to know two basic crochet stitches in order to make them – single crochet and double crochet.… More How To Freeform Crochet a Storm Cloud
This tunisian crochet stitch pattern is great for garments because the surface of the work is nearly solid. This is obviously a really good quality for clothes to have, so that you don’t have to worry about wearing an undershirt or a slip. The combination of solid and not stiff in a stitch pattern can be tricky to find, so you will definitely want to bookmark this tutorial for future projects! … More How to Extended Crossed Tunisian Simple Stitch
The triplets stitch is a lovely textured stitch that has no large holes. It’s great for blankets, washcloths, sweaters, scarves and more. The best thing about the triplets stitch is that it’s a one row repeat. After the set up row – every row is the same! So you don’t have to keep track of… More How to Crochet the Triplets Stitch
I have been working on designing a skirt for a while now. I can’t even count how many times I’ve had to frog it. I was going to use this Lacey Ripple Stitch for it. I modified this stitch from The Blue Elephants. Sadly, I finally decided to start over (again) and use a different… More Lacey Ripple Stitch – Crochet Stitch Guide
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