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Free & Easy Ellis Washcloth Crochet Pattern: Best Stitch for Washcloths?

Free & Easy Ellis Washcloth Crochet Pattern: Best Stitch for Washcloths?

Introducing the Ellis Washcloth, a versatile and beginner-friendly free crochet washcloth pattern that brings texture and function together beautifully! This design features the single crochet two together (sc2tog) stitch, which I first fell in love with while designing my section of the Tranquility Blanket CAL. Its gorgeous, squishy texture 

Master the Camel Stitch: Crochet a Beautiful Blanket Border

Master the Camel Stitch: Crochet a Beautiful Blanket Border

Are you looking to add a stunning, textured finish with a crochet blanket border that looks knitted? Look no further! In this blog post, I’ll guide you through creating a gorgeous border that perfectly complements your Adventure Blanket CAL. This border uses the camel stitch, 

Conquer the Basketweave Stitch with Section 6 of the Adventure Blanket CAL

Conquer the Basketweave Stitch with Section 6 of the Adventure Blanket CAL

Welcome to Section 6 of the Adventure Blanket CAL! Here, we’re diving into the classic Basketweave Stitch. Unlike previous sections, this one offers a more traditional texture, showing how modern and traditional crochet styles can blend seamlessly. If you haven’t yet mastered front and back 

The Kate Scarf

The Kate Scarf

The Kate scarf is our newest member of the Kate Collection! The Kate collection is actually named after one of my sisters. There are a few more items coming in this collection – we have a beanie, a baby bonnet and baby blanket, a mug 

Shell Trellis Stitch tutorial

Shell Trellis Stitch tutorial

Today I thought I would show those of you who have not worked this stitch before how to do the shell trellis stitch with this tutorial. Keep an eye out because I have plans for a couple of designs using this stitch. I will try 

Elegant Hairscarf

Elegant Hairscarf

Something came over me one day and I just had to design an elegant headscarf. I know! It’s not my usual kind of design. When I think of head scarves I think of the 1950’s and old movies with (not so fast) open top cars, 

Woven Stitch Bookmark Crochet Pattern

Woven Stitch Bookmark Crochet Pattern

Learn to crochet the Woven Stitch with our Bookmark pattern! This week we are learning the Woven Stitch a little differently than normal—we’re using our Bookmark pattern!  You’ll learn how to crochet this stitch along with a free pattern. I like this stitch because it 

Crayon Pencil Case Crochet Pattern

Crayon Pencil Case Crochet Pattern

Crayon Pencil Case Crochet Pattern I was thinking about what would make a good back-to-school themed pattern when this idea just popped into my head.  I quickly checked Pinterest to make sure no one had done a crayon shaped and colored pencil case.  Not finding 

Spider Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Spider Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Learn how to crochet the Spider Stitch with this tutorial! Welcome back to another crochet tutorial with Stitch of the Week; this week it’s the Spider Stitch.  Just in time for Halloween, too!  Though I have to admit, I dislike spiders and that’s putting it 

Wattle Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Wattle Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Stitch of the Week: Wattle Stitch Crochet Tutorial This week’s Stitch of the Week tutorial is on the Wattle Stitch. I feel that this stitch is super easy but creates a very nice texture, especially when more than one color is used. This post contains 

Up and Down (Houndstooth) Crochet Tutorial

Up and Down (Houndstooth) Crochet Tutorial

Stitch of the Week #7: Up and Down (Houndstooth) Stitch Tutorial Welcome back to Stitch of the Week!  This week’s stitch is the Up and Down stitch.  This stitch is more often referred to as the “Houndstooth” stitch.  It really does end up looking like 

Crochet Solid Granny Square Tutorial

Crochet Solid Granny Square Tutorial

Learn How To Crochet The Solid Granny Square in this Tutorial Welcome back to the Tutorial of the Week!  Last week we covered the traditional granny square.  This week, we’re covering the solid granny square. Why Solid? Most people are content with the traditional granny