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 with the right support, it’s a thrilling journey. That’s why I’m beyond excited to introduce the Skybound Sampler Blanket: a crochet pattern designed to gently guide you out of your comfort zone and into new stitch adventures.
Each section of the blanket is available for free on my blog, complete with video tutorials for both right- and left-handed crocheters. Some sections—like the filet crochet—also include helpful diagrams. Choose a solid color for a clean, modern look, or go bold with multiple colors to create striking stripes and visual flair.
The modified alternating spike stitch is great to use for home decor projects like coasters, potholders, dishcloths, etc. A low-textured stitch that is normally crocheted in the round, but is now crocheted in rows.
Today, I am sharing the pattern for this easy to make Cluster Buster Crochet Round Potholder. These work up quickly. The pattern uses simple crochet stitches and hence it’s a beginner-friendly pattern too. The mid-part of the pattern is made by working only in the back loops and is gradually worked upon with Double Crochet…
This crochet baby blanket is super easy and quick to work up! It has a beautiful rich texture which makes it soft and cozy. The stitch used here is a combination of two basic crochet stitches – slip stitch and half double crochet. So, if you’re a beginner and know how to crochet those stitches…