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Make this easy crochet pumpkin with single crochet! The pumpkin has a flat bottom, then the sides are worked in the round and stitches are decreased at the top to finish. There’s also a little crocheted stem for extra cuteness. Supplies You’ll need about 75 yards of worsted/medium/weight 4 yarn. I used Red Heart Super […]
Ponytail holders are uncomfortable and no fun to wear, so let’s make it nice with this crochet scrunchie pattern. I don’t know why my hair has been annoying me so much lately, but I’ve been going for ponytails a lot recently. The only problem is the ponytail holders I have are both ugly and uncomfortable. […]
I don’t usually wear makeup, so while other people might call these makeup remover pads (which they totally can be!) for me it’s just a face scrubbie crochet pattern. Use them like tiny washcloths or with makeup remover to keep everything clean. The cotton yarn gives them a little scrubbing power. Best of all they’re […]
As I was making this crochet bandana pattern I was trying to think of a name for it and all that kept coming was “boho granny.” It’s a bit of a twist on granny stitch, worked from the bottom up, so you can make it whatever size you want. This gorgeous green would fit in […]
This granny stitch crochet afghan is easy to crochet with all your yarn leftovers from other projects. Make it any size you want, from a baby blanket to bed size or anything in between. Check out this easy granny stitch crochet blanket pattern with ideas for making it your own. How to Crochet a Granny […]
This waffle stitch washcloth crochet pattern in two sizes is a great way to learn this common crochet stitch and make some cloths that are good for whatever needs cleaning up. What is Waffle Stitch? Waffle stitch is a pretty common crochet stitch pattern that is based on double crochet. Instead of working all the […]
This crochet market bag pattern uses lemon peel or griddle stitch for a sturdy bag with lots of texture that’s really easy to stitch. It’s the crochet companion to the East Ave. Market Bag, as both streets are borders for the local farmers market. (Technically Block Street is really Block Ave., too, but everyone local […]