If you’re looking for crochet Christmas gifts ideas, welcome to this free pattern for a novelty crochet scarf and stitch! This easy crochet scarf uses my Cool Santa Reindeer Stitch which is super fun, cool, textured and unique. Make a Christmas scarf they’ll never forget or a festive crochet blanket or an afghan with it. It goes well with the granny stitch because it’s based on the granny stitch!
This little crochet toadstool Christmas ornament is a free pattern and is a great gift idea or home decor idea to bring a little charm to your holiday tree.
This easy crochet toadstool Christmas ornament will be a cute addition to your handmade Christmas decorations. Featuring easy basic crochet stitches and a video tutorial, in just a few rounds this pattern creates a magical crochet fairytale scene on your tree.
Featuring the traditional Nordic red and white color combination and the Nordic eight-pointed star in the middle this Christmas crochet mini Nordic bauble is a cute addition to your handmade gift collection or your Christmas crochet decorations for your home.
This DIY easy crochet Christmas Nordic bauble free pattern makes for a stunning handmade tree decoration for the holidays. Using small amounts of yarn and toy stuffing, featuring the traditional Nordic red and white color combination and the Nordic eight-pointed star in the middle this easy crochet Christmas Nordic bauble is a cute addition to your handmade gift collection or your Christmas crochet decorations for your home. What I love most about this pattern is the power of simplicity, which is also very much in the true spirit of Scandinavian and Nordic Christmas decorations.
This method of How To Join Granny Squares With Bow Tie Pasta Join is my favourite for joining granny squares together. It’s simple, seamless, and decorative. I love the braided look on the sides of the squares where they are joined. And I love to watch the bow tie pasta shapes emerge in the corners … Read more
In this photo tutorial you’ll learn how to join granny squares as you go with a flat join method in crochet. This is my favourite way of joining granny squares as you go and it’s easier and prettier than the slip stitch join or the single crochet join in my opinion as it creates a smooth, braided look and it feels least confusing to me.
In this No Tails Color Change In Crochet tutorial you will learn exactly how to change color in crochet leaving no yarn tails to weave in at the end between rounds, rows or stripes. I love colorwork in crochet, and to be honest I was never one of those people who would change their ways just to avoid switching yarn. But I also love shortcuts and this way to change yarn in crochet is the best of both worlds.
This tutorial shows you how to join new yarn in crochet with a slip knot and a slip stitch for your crochet blankets, granny squares and other crochet projects, in 4 easy steps.
I find the slip stitch join to be quick and easy, and it’s my favourite method to use for granny stitch projects, where it’s nice to set your mind on autopilot and not have to search your memory for any specific methods. I think you kind of learn it once, and never forget, and it looks pretty too!
