Tasha Margette 
Meet the Carina Stitch! Easy to learn using chains, single, and double crochet stitches. I modified the bar & lattice stitch just to give it a new twist! Looks like little hearts too. #saturdaystitchexplorer
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Learn to crochet the Ladder Stitch. This stitch creates a great openwork pattern you can use for market bags, scarves, mesh tank covers, and even a spring sweater! Sharing is caring 🙂
Easter Themed Unicorn Crochet Patterns & Gifts for the Unicorn Lovers in your Life. #unicorncrochetpatterns #unicorncrochetgifts #unicorncrochet #unicornamigurumi #easterpatterns
Learn to crochet the Solomon’s Knot, a beautiful open-work lace that you can use for just about anything from scarves, to market bags, to mesh – T’s.
Navajo Blanket Cardigan | Free Crochet Pattern | Easy to Follow and Great for Beginners!
Sunflowers! I love them. This is my first afghan block design. It’s super cute! You can make it using thin or chunky yarn, which makes it absolutely fabulous! Happy Crocheting!
Easy Classy Cowl & Beanie crochet pattern for beginners. This go-to pattern is a great way to start your crochet journey.
This weeks Stitch Explorer Saturday explores my new version of the Raised Ripple Stitch! I just had to change it up a bit to create few gaps and use more modern techniques. I hope you love it! This one is for beginners and designers alike!
Join us March 9th for a crochet along with designer Kat Rombold of Kat’s Krafty Crochet Corner! The crochet along takes place in our facebook group Crochet-A-Long with Us!, where we’ve gathered designers from around the world to crochet along with you!
This weeks Stitch Explorer Saturday explores the Bead Stitch! This is a beautiful stitch that creates a nice airy fabric, full of puffs! It’s a subtle combination of the double crochet and single crochet – two basic stitches!
Have you ever wondered how to read a graph for a crochet or knit project? It’s fairly easy if you follow a few guidelines. The video demonstrates how to read a graph for Row by Row & C2C, what all those numbers mean, what direction to work and much more…
Have you ever wondered how to read a graph for a crochet or knit project? It’s fairly easy if you follow a few guidelines. The video demonstrates how to read a graph for Row by Row & C2C, what all those numbers mean, what direction to work and much more…