The spiked sedge stitch is a very beginner-friendly stitch pattern. It uses basic stitches only like single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet.
It results in a medium textured stitch pattern that is even more visible if you increase the size of the hook and if you use thicker yarn.
You create a spike inserting your hook 2 rows below. A great stitch pattern for e.g. home decor projects but you can also use it to make a bag or crochet a scarf.
With a relaxed fit, easy top down construction and oodles of texture in those stitches, this raglan crochet sweater is a joy to make for any little one you know. Neutral, modern but with a nod to tradition, making it perfect for any age. The pattern is sized from baby to 10 years old and…
The Peafowl Feathers shawl has a slightly different construction starting with creating a triangle motif working around all 3 sides of the triangle. The border is then added to 2 sides of triangle to increase the width. The pattern contains written instructions and a photo tutorial as well as tables with end stitch count for…
Delicate and sophisticated, these coasters are the perfect home gift set to make from your yarn stash. With three different designs that sit beautifully together, you won’t be able to stop at just one of each! This may seem like one free crochet coaster pattern but you’re really getting three-in-one. Each coaster is explained in…
If you are an amigurumi lover but hate the sewing together part, this is the pattern for you. NO SEW amigurumi bunny pattern that is worked all in one piece from bottom to top. The pattern includes instruction on how to crochet the whole bunny, how to strengthen the neck so you do not have…