This crochet cat mat pattern works up super quickly using size 6 Bernat Blanket yarn. The alternating single and double crochet give the mat a wonderful “cobbled” texture that your furry family member will love. Adding some tassels or fringe will add even more fun!
This is a great project for using up a partial skein of blanket yarn after a larger project is complete!
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Tunisian Crossed Basketweave Cowl is warm loosely fitted Tunisian crochet cowl that is the perfect accessory for cold autumn and winter days. It is made of medium thick baby alpaca and merino wool that is surprisingly light due to the special manufacturing technique; the fibres of yarn are blown into a tube together rather than…
Lovely crochet cardigan for girls, designed in various sizes from 3-6 months to 8 years. It uses 2 yarns held together – DK weight and a strand of mohair. This yarn combination gives the cardigan cozy look and modern feel. It has a simple construction with the only sewing at shoulder seam required. It is…
This modified cross stitch is normally used in rounds but with a simple crochet trick, you can also crochet it in rows. You pull up a loop similar to a spike stitch which results in a modified cross stitch. Great to use with home decor projects like washcloths, dishcloths, coasters, or potholders.
Learn how to crochet a dishcloth with these easy crochet patterns below! You’ll love how quick these dishcloths work up (small squares usually do!) and how convenient…
Fanny packs have made a comeback recently! But they’re not called fanny packs anymore! You can call them crossbody bags, belt bags, hip packs or waist packs now! Whatever you call them, they are still a marvelous invention for keeping your hands free… they’re just way cuter and more stylish now! This is simply the…
Lately, I’ve found myself more and more passionate about helping fellow crocheters take that exciting leap beyond the basics. Simple stitches are wonderful and so versatile—but crochet offers a world of textures, techniques, and creative possibilities just waiting to be explored. Trying out advanced methods like post stitches, filet crochet, or bobbles can feel intimidating—but…