This crochet water bottle sling is super easy and quick to make. Not only that, but it glows in the dark!!
Mommy and Me Infinite Twilight Cowls
Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
The Infinite Twilight pattern is one pattern that works up in two sizes, depending on the yarn or hook you use. Using Red Heart Boutique Twilight and an N hook will create an adult size cowl, and using Red Heart Boutique Infinity and a J hook will create a child size cowl (you can actually get 3 child cowls from one skein!) Both cowls are plush and warm and make for great Mommy and Me photo ops!
This crochet bread basket is a fun way to dress up your everyday dinner rolls, or to show off that pretty braided bread you picked up at the corner deli. Be sure to use a washable yarn that is not too fuzzy so you can clean your bread basket as needed and so it doesn’t leave fuzz in your bread. You can also add a fabric or paper towel liner in your basket and serve chips or various other items out of it. You could even fill it up with wrapped candies!
All Chained Up
Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
The All Chained Up infinity scarf has alternating solid sections and loose chain sections. This makes it so easy to wrap and gives it wonderful texture and many styling options. It is worked in the round, starting in the center with one color and working to the outer edge, then the other color is joined to the center and worked in the round to the outer edge. This piece is sure to turn heads!
The alternate stitch is a very simple stitch that provides texture and visual appeal to your projects. If you can make a single crochet, you can make the alternate stitch. In this post you will find a video to teach the stitch, written instructions, and a written and charted pattern for a practice piece.
For this tutorial I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice yarn and a US I/9/5.5mm crochet hook.
This video will teach you the alternate stitch
I love the Spider Stitch! I have been using it for years, but I only just learned the name. It creates a fabric that drapes nicely, without being open or lacey. Would you like to learn? I have made a video to teach you this simple stitch pattern, and I have also written out instructions for you, and made a chart and pattern for a little practice square. Enjoy!
Single crochet is one of the first stitches most crocheters learn. It’s great for a beginner to be able to make a finished item. So I have collected some patterns made mostly with single crochet.
Here is the Stitchopedia post that teaches single crochet. There is a video, written instructions, and step-by-step photos!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Here you will find written instructions with process photos, charts, and videos, for flat circles in single, half double, and double crochet.
This simple coaster can be made by a crochet beginner, yet is still nice enough for an advanced crocheter to make as well. It is a single crochet square made in rows, with a border around it. There is a video and chart to help, making this a great learning project.
These coasters work very nicely with my Stripy Single Crochet Placemat.
Weather you are learning to crochet or teaching someone to crochet, this single crochet video tutorial and written tutorial is for you.
