These are great crochet patterns for beginners who want to learn to use basic crochet stitches to create more complex textures. You will learn 3 different stitches to make 3 unique cloths. The washcloths can be made in many different colors and always make great gifts.
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I love when I can make a large project without having a lot of ends to weave in; this super scarf uses almost a full skein of Lion Brand Pound of Love so it's super long with only 2 ends to weave in! The easy 2 row repeat makes for a simple project great for beginners.
This is an easy beanie that works up super fast and is a great project for beginners. This pattern gives instructions for adult size only, fits the average adult woman. This pattern makes a nice gift and is a great year round hat.
I love chunky yarns because the projects made with them work up so fast! This neck warmer uses a beautifully soft roving yarn, the simple stitch pattern makes for a great unisex neck warmer.
This beginner pattern works up super fast and you can make multiple hats from just one skein of the super soft Bernat Velvet which is great for gift giving and charity crochet.
Wrap yourself up in this soft squishy crochet blanket. This is an easy pattern, perfect for those who want to practice the hdc rib, which gives the blanket somewhat of a knit look. This makes a great winter project!
This baby crown makes a great photo prop and only requires a small amount of yarn so it's a nice destash project too!
Try your hand at some crochet wall art, this is a really unique piece that would look great in a variety of color combinations.
This is an easy crochet pattern for a small area rug, it is the perfect size to place in front of a door and could make a nice housewarming gift. Different color combinations for the stripes can give this floor mat a totally different look.
These small baskets can be used for so many things, hold: rubber bands & paper clips, beads & buttons, potpourri, small candy, jewelry, hair ties...the list goes on.
![]() Skill Level: Easy Final Measurements: 24 x 24” square Required Materials:
Abbreviations: ch = chain st(s) = stitche(s) dc = double crochet FPdc = front post double crochet BPdc = back post double crochet YO = yarn over Gauge: 9 rows and 15 sts = 4” square Notes: Colors: You will use less than a full skein of Dark Orchid and 1.5 skeins of Medium Purple, each skein is approximately 364 yards. Attaching New Colors: Continue to the last stitch in the row before you are changing colors. Work the final stitch until you have 2 loops on your hook; instead of yarning over with your current color, drop that yarn and cut it leaving a 5-inch tail. Yarn over with your new color (leaving a 5-inch tail) and pull that yarn through the 2 loops on your hook. Continue the pattern with your new color. Tie the tails of both colors together to secure. Special Stitches: FPdc: YO; insert hook from front to back to front around dc post (vertical bar) of st and draw up a loop; (YO and draw through 2 loops) twice. BPdc: YO; insert hook from back to front to back around dc post (vertical bar) of st and draw up a loop; (YO and draw through 2 loops) twice. This stitch pattern is worked in multiples of 6 + 5 Instructions: Color A, ch 89 (keep an even tension) Row 1: dc in 4th ch from hook. 1 dc in every ch to the end. Turn. Row 2: Ch 2 (counts as 1st dc). FPdc around each of next 2 dc; *BPdc around each of next 3 dc, FPdc around each of next 3 dc; repeat from * to end of the row. Turn. Rows 3-20: Repeat Row 2. Rows 21-40 (Color B): Repeat Row 2. Rows 41- 60 (Color A): Repeat Row 2. Fasten Off. Each color block section should be about 24” wide and 8” long. Finishing: Weave in and trim ends. Block if desired. © Busted Hook Boutique 2018 You may sell items made from this pattern but I request that you give credit to my shop for the pattern, and post a link to my shop if you sell online. You may not copy, resell, or distribute this pattern. Thank you. ![]() Skill Level: Beginner Final Measurements: 12” square Required Materials:
Abbreviations: ch = chain sc = single crochet Gauge: 19 rows and 19 stitches = 4” square (before felting) Notes: Yarn Choice: I highly recommend using the yarn listed in the required materials section; however, if you decide to use a different yarn, it must be at least 75% animal fiber (wool, alpaca, etc) and not super-wash or your pillow will not felt properly. Instructions: Ch 56 (keep an even tension) Row 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 sc in every ch to the end of the row. Turn Row 2: Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch). 1 sc in each sc to the end of the row. Turn. Repeat row 2 until piece measures 24 inches (approx. 120 rows). Seaming (Sides): Lay the piece on a flat surface and fold it in half so the foundation row and last row line up. Cut a piece of yarn about 80 inches long. Attach the piece of yarn to one of the bottom corners of the piece with a slip knot. Using a yarn needle sew up the edge of the pillow to close the sides; repeat on the other side. Make sure your rows are lined up evenly and you are pulling your stitches tight so the sides are securely closed. Felting:
Stuffing: Stuff the pillow with fiber fill until it is as full as you want it (I used about half the bag/4oz). Seaming (Top): Cut a piece of yarn about 80 inches long and attach it with a slip knot to one of the top corners of the pillow. Using a yarn needle sew up the top of the pillow to close. Finish and weave in all ends. If you have any questions or comments about the pattern, please don’t hesitate to contact me! © Busted Hook Boutique 2017
You may sell items made from this pattern but I request that you give credit to my shop for the pattern, and post a link to my shop if you sell online. You may not copy, resell, or distribute this pattern. Thank you. |
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