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The hotpad is just one row pattern but thanks  to 3d effect and color combination possibilities, you can create various designs. We will start with a ring hanger. You can crochet all around it and have different number of stitches then you must devide that number into two. Use just one half of stitches for creating the square. I have in total 20 stitches so I will work only in 10 stitches. My first row will be 4 single crochet, inc×2, 4 single crochet ( 10 stitches). My second row will be 5 single crochet, inc×2, 5 single crochet and etc. Just keep making two increases in the center. You can make any size. Watch the video to see how to give it a finished look. Thank you! HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

This is the easiest pattern for Christmas Decoration ornaments. All you need is two color yarn and a crochet hook. You can make this one row peppermint candies really quick. You can use absolutely any type of yarn and a matching hook. All you need to do us a magic ring and 12 double crochet into it.  I think they can be nice Christmas earings as well. 😊  This is a perfect last minute Christmas project.  Watch a video tutorial for super detailed guide where  I show all the steps. HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

Written Pattern Start by making slip knot and chain as long as you wish. I recommend 25 and more chains. Row1: chain 2 and make 4 single crochet into each chain. Into the last chain make 10 double chrochet, slip knot, chain1 and cut the yarn. Attach the eyes. 🐛 In this beginner-friendly crochet tutorial, you'll learn how to create an irresistibly cute worm in just five minutes! Grab your crochet hook, yarn, and a pair of eyes to get started on this fun project. 🧶 This step-by-step tutorial covers all the basics you need to know, including single crochet, double crochet, chaining, and slip stitching. Even if you're new to crochet, you'll be able to follow along and create your own worm in no time. ➰ Customize your worm with different colors to make it even more vibrant and eye-catching. Whether you want to use it as a toy or a cute keychain, the possibilities are endless. 👀 Don't forget to add a pair of eyes to give your

If you're looking to add texture and volume to your crochet projects, popcorn stitch is a great technique to learn. This stitch is created by working multiple double crochets into the same stitch and then pulling through all the loops to create a "popcorn" effect. In this tutorial, we'll show you two different ways to make popcorn stitch and how to use it to add interest to your crochet projects. What is Popcorn Stitch? Popcorn stitch is a decorative stitch that can be used to add texture and volume to your crochet projects. It's made by working multiple double crochets into the same stitch and then pulling through all the loops to create a raised "popcorn" effect. Popcorn stitch is often used in blankets, scarves, and hats, but it can be used in any project where you want to add a bit of texture and interest. Materials Needed To crochet popcorn stitch, you'll need the following materials: Worsted weight yarn in the color of your choice Crochet hook

If you're new to crochet and looking for a fun and easy project to try, a net bag with Solomon's knots might be just the thing. Not only is it a great way to practice your crochet skills, but it's also a sustainable alternative to plastic bags. In this tutorial, we'll show you step-by-step how to crochet a net bag with Solomon's knots. What are Solomon's Knots? Before we get started, let's talk a bit about Solomon's knots. Also known as the lover's knot, Solomon's knot is a crochet stitch that creates a lacy, openwork pattern. It's made by creating a series of loops and then joining them together with single crochets. Solomon's knots are often used in crochet lace and shawls, but they can also be used to create bags and other accessories. Materials Needed To crochet a net bag with Solomon's knots, you'll need the following materials: Worsted weight cotton yarn in the color of your choice Crochet hook (size H or 5mm) Scissors Tapes

If you're an avid knitter or crocheter, you know the struggle of running out of yarn mid-project. It can be frustrating to have to stop and start again with a new ball of yarn, especially if you're working on a project with multiple colors. But what if we told you that you could easily create multiple strands of yarn from just one ball? That's right, with this DIY knitting and crocheting technique, you can effortlessly craft 3+ strands from a single ball of yarn. Why Craft Multiple Strands? Crafting multiple strands of yarn has several benefits. First, it allows you to create thicker yarn without having to buy a new ball. This is especially useful if you have a specific color or texture that you want to use but don't have enough of. Second, it can add dimension and interest to your project by combining different colors or textures. And finally, it can save you time and money by reducing the need to constantly switch between balls of yarn. How to Create Multiple Strands

Are you looking to dive into the world of amigurumi, but don't know where to start? Our easy-to-follow, step-by-step video tutorial is perfect for beginners eager to learn the art of crafting adorable amigurumi hearts. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the entire process, from selecting the right materials to mastering the essential crochet techniques. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a charming handmade heart that's perfect for gifting or adding a touch of love to your home decor. So, grab your crochet hook and let's get started on this exciting amigurumi adventure! HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

This is a genius crochet flower that is composed out of 5 small squares joined together in a particular way.  Materials: Any yarn  Matching hook Abbreviation:   Ch - chain Sl st - slip stitch Dc - double crochet Sc -  single crochet Pattern: Row 1: Ch8 join in sl st, ch10, 4 dc, ch7, 4 dc, ch7, 4dc, ch7, 3 dc, sl st. Row2: Ch3, 11 dc, 12 dc*3 Join the squares by crocheting 12 sc +12 sc on 1 square and the same on the other, keep crocheting until yhe last square is joined and sl st. Crochet a flower in the center by joining the other halves of the square and follow video instructions to avoid mistakes. HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

This V stitch net bag is very stylish and perfect for beginners.  The bag size is medium 60×38 cm. Yarn: 200 gr cotton, the yarn I used is 1 ball - 115m, 50 gr. Crochet hook size: 3,0-4,0 mm I used 3,5 mm Abbreviation:   hdc - half double crochet Ch - chain dc - double crochet Sl st- slip stitch Pattern : The bottom oval: Start by chaining 53 Row 1: Chain2 ( counts as 1 hdc in all rows) 2 hdc in 3rd chain from the hook, 51 hdc, 3 hdc in last chain, on the other side of chain 51 hdc, and sl st in the top of chain 2. (108 st) Row 2: Chain 2, 2 hdc in the stitch where sl st of previous row, 1 hdc,3 hdc in next 3rd stitch, 51 hdc, 3hdc in  the same stitch, 1 hdc, 3 hdc in the same stitch, 51 hdc, 1 sl st in the top of vhain 2 ( 116 st) Row 3+Row 4: Make 1 hdc in each stitch, in the inc of 3 hdc of previous row make inc in the center stitch of 3 hdc. ( 132 st) Now you have to make V stitch  ( 33 rows - 30cm) V stitch is a stitch of dc, chain one,

Hello everyone!! This granny square is a very simple pattern which can be crochet of any size. You can crochet blankets, cardigans, bags or whatever you like. Pattern: Start with a magic ring Row1: 12 single crochet into a Magic ring Row2: (Chain4, 2trebles, chain4, sl st )*3 Change color ( optional) Row3:( Chain 4 2 trebles, chain4, sl st, chain4, 3 trebles, sl st,)*3 Row4 (Row3:( Chain 4 2 trebles, chain4, sl st, chain4, 3 trebles, sl st, chain4, 3 trebles, sl st)*3 The detailed instructions are available in my video. Please comment if you like the pattern.🤩 Here the video tutorial:

Today I am sharing a very beautiful yet very simple pattern of Japanese crochet flower that can be used as hot pad or a chair seat cushion or just as a decoration for the wall. These pattern looks really impressive.  I used cotton yarn since I decided to use them as hot pads for kitchen but you can use any yarn in case it's just for jome decoration. I recommend to use one hook size smaller than recommended on yarn label.  First time I crochet with the hook size that was recommended and it felt too loose and I couldn't assamble tge rings perfectly. I guess if you crochet tightly then maybe you can use the same hook size as recommended by yarn label. We are going to crochet 9 rings of four rows and then join them with one row of crochet. Chain 33 and slip stitch into the ring. Row 1: 33 sc Row 2: Chain 2 and make clusters of double crochet and chain one between them. ( 33 clusters of dc) Row 3: Chain 2 and make front pod

You can use any materials for this project. I used my scrap yarn and jute cord but actually the cord can be substitute with a bunch of yarn approximately 10mm in diameter.     The idea is to alternate 1 row of no increase, 2nd row with increase in each stitch, next row no increase and etc. You can customise the shape of your Rainbow. For example, you can make increase just on top and not on the sides, then Rainbow will be more curved. Try to experiment with size, colors and materials. I am sure you will come up with unique designs.   These rainbows are great for home decor especially kids rooms, they are perfect as toys or you can attach them just anywhere to lift up your mood. Here the video tutorial:

Hello Crochet World!!   Summer is coming very soon!! I think it's high time to get ready for this beautiful season with our super handy and versatile Crochet Net Bags. Materials: 100% cotton yarn and matching hook 3 or 3.5mm  Chain 30 and turn your foundation chain to crochet into back stitches ( watch video)    Row1 29 sc into back stitches  Row 2 skip 1st stitch and single crochet into 2nd st. Row3-8 (29 stitches incl. Ch1)       Net Part Row 1 Start with Ch7 and make a tr into same stitch.,( Ch3 and Tr into next stitch,  Ch5 and Trinto same stitch), Ch3, sc  ( Ch3 and Tr into next stitch,  Ch5 and Trinto same stitch)  Row 2 sc, chain 3, tr into sc of previous row, Ch5, Tr into same stitch, Ch3, Sc into Ch5 space.   Here the Video:

Hey guys!! Today I am inviting you to see how I recycle my crochet bag into my crochet Hat. I had many Bags but not even one hat. And all I wanted is crochet Bucket 👒.  So I thought to do an experiment and see how any crochet circle can become a crochet bucket hat. I made some  mistakes on my way but at the end I got a very perfect looking hat. At the beginning I left a circle too big about 20 cm but later I shrinkeeduced it too 18 cm. And it became just right!! My circle starts with 8 sc but you can also start with 6 sc.       R1: Magic Circle 8sc => 8 stitches R2: inc 1 st in every st => 16 stitches R3: inc 1 st in every 2 st => 24 stitches R4: inc 1 st in every 3 st => 32 stitches R5: inc 1st in every 4 st => 40 stitches etc. Then I crochet for 7 cm with no increase. R1 crochet (8 sc, inc) R2,R3 1sc into each stitch R4 ( 9sc,inc) R5,R6  1sc into each stitch R7 ( 10 sc, inc) R8  1sc into each stitch R9 ( 11

R1: 6SC stitches into a Magic Ring R2: SC Increase around =12 stitches R3: (Increase, 1SC) x 6 = 18 stitches R4: 1SC, (increase, 2SC) x 5, Increase, SC = 24 stitches R5: (Increase, 3SC) x 6 = 30 stitches R6: 3SC, (increase, 4SC) x 5, increase, 1SC = 36 stitches R7: 1 SC = 36 stitche R8 : 1 SC into Back loops = 36 stitches R9-12: 36 stitches  R13: (Increase, 5SC) x 6 = 42 stitches R14-16: 42 stitches  R17: CROCHET TOGETHER WITH SOIL= 42 stitches  R18: 42 slip stitches Soil: R1: 6SC stitches into a Magic Ring R2: SC Increase around =12 stitches R3: (Increase, 1SC) x 6 = 18 stitches R4: 1SC, (increase, 2SC) x 5, Increase, SC = 24 stitches R5: (Increase, 3SC) x 6 = 30 stitches R6: 3SC, (increase, 4SC) x 5, increase, 1SC = 36 stitches R7: (Increase, 5SC) x 6 = 42 stitches Here the video tutorial: