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I guess we all love the look of Granny Squares, they are also fast to make and very versatile.    In this tutorial I am sharing how to crochet a solid Granny Square without any holes.    This design is super beautiful and easy to make. You can make them with one color or multiple of different colors.  You can use this pattern to make one solid blanket or to make many and join them later. I love to use this pattern as a bottom of my bags or baskets so nothings is going to fall of them.   Written Pattern   You can start or with a chain and slip stitch to make a ring. Or simply make a magic ring which I prefer since there would be no hole in the middle.  1 Row Start with chain3, 3dc, (1tr, 3 dc)*3, sl st in chain 3 2 Row (and like that crochet each row until you get the size you want) (Chain 3, 2dc, into the same stitch where you slip stitch), (3dc, ( 2dc, 1tr, 2 dc into the treble stitch of the previous row))*3, 2 dc,  sl st into chain of 3

"I love to crochet but also, I’m passionate about all yarn techniques. I travel often and take inspiration from the textures and the essence of the places I visit. I prefer natural materials and strive to have ecological business practices. In my shop, you will discover lots of unique baby gifts as well as encouragement to follow your dreams creatively. Find me as crochet_jazmina on Instagram" My shop on Etsy is Stitch kids boutique you can also find me under this name on Facebook and Pinterest." INSTAGRAM: @crochet_jazmina   Tip 1.  When making amigurumis always crochet in the round, do not join rounds. I like to mark the first stitch of the round with a stitch marker or a little piece of yarn in a contrasting color. This is also super handy to count the rounds.   Tip 2.  I recommend going 1-1.5 size down on the hook, so the stuffing doesn’t show between the stitches. This will give your dolls a more professional look.    

Crochet adults face mask..   Things we needed: 1. Hook size 2.5mm or 3.00mm 2. 100% Natural Cotton Yarn 3. Cotton cloth for filter 4. Sewing needle     Lets start with 16 chain..   Row1- skip 1sc,continue with15 sc,ch1 then turn..   Row2- Repeat with the same.. Row3- 7SC then inc 2SC(same stitch) 7sc,ch1 then turn(total stitch 16)    Row4- 7SC, 2SC(same stitch), 8sc,1ch then turn (total stitch 17) Row5- 7sc,2sc(same stitch),9sc,ch1 then turn  Row6- 7sc,2sc(same stitch),10sc,ch1 then turn Row7- 7sc,2sc(same stitch),11sc,ch1 then turn.   Row8- 7sc,2sc(same stitch),12sc,ch1 then turn. Row9 -7sc,2sc(same stitch),13sc,ch1 then turn. Row10-26 we have to work until we have total 31sc stitches ch1 then turn.   Row27- 7sc,skip one stitch, sc until end of the row,ch1 turn Row28- 7sc,skip one stitch until end of the row ,ch1 turn your work continue till Row42 Row 42- we sould have a total of 15sc Row43-44 work on

Bernie Sanders   Crochet artist turns viral Bernie Sanders image into a doll that sells for $20,000 That is such a sensational madness in crochet world.  Texas Tobey king raised $40,000 for a charitable organisation through Bernie Sanders' Crochet doll   The doll sold for $20,300 on eBay auction. The proceeds are being donated to Meals on Wheels. (Billy Calzada/The San Antonio Express-News via AP) CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — Bernie Sanders went from becoming a hit meme to a nearly $20,000-crochet doll in less than a week. After the Vermont senator went viral on social media for his simple Inauguration Day fashion choices of quirky brown mittens and over-sized olive-green coat, Tobey King in Texas got to crocheting. She turned the sensational image that trended for days on social media into a 9-inch crochet doll. While not everyone can afford to buy Bernie for this price, I found for you another super cute Bernie Sanders  by crocheter and photographer  Anna Malina White https://ins

P.S. Please contact us if you want to share your crochet journey with us. CROCHET STORY OF no_way_crochet :  h ttps://instagram.com/no__way__crochet?igshid=1tyodo7uif7cr I very much fell into the world of crochet and it was honestly the best thing to ever happen.  I lost my nan January 2020 and 3 days prior to her death my sister told me she was pregnant with her first baby. My nan had made me a blanket when I was born which was a big comfort to me growing up and I still have it to this day, 26 years later. She had also taught me to knit as a child and so I decided I was going to knit the baby a blanket in homage to her.    I had never made anything more than practice rows of a scarf so I decided I was going to do squares for a patchwork blanket. I then learned the best way to add the squares together was to crochet them. Then with a gifted hook from a friend and a YouTube I figured how to crochet the squares together and even managed to crochet his initials to

Yarn storage can become a real headache for many crocheters or knitters. You can easily end up in   piles of tangled yarn without being able to find what you need when you need.      Today I was browsing Facebook and one post got my attention. I saw a picture of abeautiful crochet cabinet storage for yarn and hooks. It was so amazing as well as the story behind it.The story that touched my heart so I decided to share it with you.    The lady called Hailee Jenkins published a  post   I read the post and felt so happy for her. I think any crocheter would love to receive such a gift.    The design is  smart,  practical  and beautiful. Her father, Tim Lively put his sole and love into the design with such precision, that each detail is so beautifully thought out.    The upper part is for hooks and other tools storage. The main part is for yarn and cords. What'smore there are two big boxes in the lower part for extra storage. When the cabinet is close

These Granny Squares are so beautiful and easy to make. For this granny square you can use any yarn and matching hook size. it can be used for multiple projects like blankets, home decor, bags, cardigans and etc. 1 row  8sc into Magic Ring 2 row  8Inc ( 16dc)  3 row Chain 5, 1dc, chain 2, 1dc into each stitch (you will have 16 squares or 16 dc), sl st into Chain3 4 row Sl st under chain 2 space,( 1 pop corn stitch and chain 3 make 1 pop corn stitch  under chain 2 space)* ( 16 popcorn stitches) 5 row  ((1 popcorn stitch chain 3)*4 , chain 8 )*4 (16 popcorn stitches) 6 row  (( 1 popcorn stitch, chain 3) *3,  chain 2 , 6dc, chain 3 , 6 dcv)*4 7 row  (( 1popcorn stitch, chain 3)*2, chain 2, 1dc into chain 2 space, 6 dc, (2 dc, chain 3, 2 dc into chain3 space), 6dc,  1dc into chain 2 space, chain 2)*4 8 row  (1 popcorn stitch,  chain 2, 1 dc into chain 2 space, 9 dc, (2 dc, chain 3, 2 dc into chain3 space), 9dc,  1dc into chain 2 space, chain 2)*4   You can finish with 1 row o