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These trees are easy and quick to make. I don't think you can make even simpler trees than this cute Boho style tree. Materials   Any type of yarn Hook Beads  Needle for sewing You can use whatever yarn you have and a matching hook. This tree can be made of any size. The more you chain, the bigger your tree will be, or you can simply use chunky yarn. You can make extra decorations. As you may see on the picture, the shape of the tree is absolutely your choice.  For this tutorial I used big chunky cotton, hook 8 mm. I chained 60 and made 59 sc. Then I just folded the stripe to make a tree and sew it as shown in the video.  I decorated my trees with wooden beads and tassels.  HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL: FOR HAND LEFT HANDED CROCHETTER:

Christmas is in the air!! This is one of the easiest pattern of chrochet christmas baubles.  All you need is some yarn and the hook. You may use any type of yarn and matching hook size. In this tutorial I am using: 100% cotton, 75 gr, 150 m,  2.5 mm hook Please follow video tutorial. I am changing the yarn on increase side. The increase is done by crocheting in the side stitch ( watch video) and decrease by skipping first stitch. Abbreviation sc - single crochet Inc - increase Dec - decrease Ch - chain Written Pattern  Row 1) ch 23, 22 sc ( 22) Row 2) change yarn color,  (ch 1, sc into same stitch of chain 1) = inc, 21 sc  (22 ) Row 3)( ch 1 skip first stitch = dec), 21 sc including sc into side stitch ( 22) Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you have 42 rows or you must have length = 2×width You have to crochet into back loops. Watch video tutorial for clear instructions  HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL: FOR LEFT HANDED:

Crochet Turtle is a perfect project for absolute beginners.  Top of the Shell: 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, R8: 36 stitches all around. For bottom part of the shell crochet from R1 to R6 and leave a long tail for sewing. Flippers: 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 Follow video instructions to fold the flipper into 2 and crochet it into half a circle. Head: 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: 24 stitches R6: 1SC, (Decrease, 2SC) x 5, Decrease, SC = 18 stitch

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

Crochet african flower is a very beautiful yet simple pattern that can be turn easily into amazing granny square.   Abbreviation: Sc - single crochet  Hdc- half double crochet  Dc - double crochet  Tr - Treble Written Pattern: Row 1: 8sc Row 2: 8dc clusters Row 3: ( dc cluster, ch2, dc cluster) *8 Row 4: ( 7dc) *8 Row 5: ( 7 sc, 1 long sc) *8 Row 6: ( hdc, 4dc, tr cluster, ch2, tr cluster) *4 Row 7: ( 12 hdc, 3 hdc, ch 2, 3 hdc) *4 HERTHE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

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