Learn how to crochet a cone with this easy tutorial that shows you how to make cones in multiple ways so you can make the exact cone that you need for your project. This post also includes the free crochet pattern for each type of cone so that you make your own! Click to view this free crochet tutorial or save it to your crochet board for later.

Basic Crochet Base Patterns are always very useful in making variety of Crochet Patterns. Be it of any shape …Crochet Hexagon , Rectangle, Oval, Round, Square. You can make umpteen number of crochet projects with these simple Base patterns right from Crochet Bags, purses, cushion covers, pillows, scarf, rugs, placemats, blankets and many more as you wish.

So, you want to design your own amigurumi. Or maybe you have something you want to freehand as a gift. So you choose your color, pick up your hook, and then start at it for a minute. How many stitches in the first round? How will I make this the shape and size I want? My dear friend, the answer is in the math.

The sculptural qualities of crochet are amazing! With crochet, any shape is possible - you can take off in any direction, add or subtract any stitches you like, go wild! That said, there are several basic shapes most crocheters will eventually use, beyond the straight line. These shapes are the building blocks of hats, bags, toys, amigurumi, finger puppets, and so much more. So let's round five of them up today and pin them all down in one place! 1. CIRCLES: Circles are how you start a hat…

Today I will show you How to Crochet a Triangle, a quintessential foundation crochet shape to know. Once you know how to crochet a triangle, you can make diamonds and other shapes that use triangles as its basic shape.

Do you get stuck trying to figure out how to crochet a flat circle? Do you wonder what actually makes a circle more or less rounded, pointy, or flat? Are...

Hello I am really enjoying discovering all the different things you can do with Amigurumi and I am really pleased that it has made crochet “fresh” again for me. I love to learn new skills and thou…

A basic amigurumi circle is made by working an increase round (usually 6 evenly-distributed increases) every round. This standard pattern of increasing is how you get nice round shapes, such as the baby penguin's head and body. In this blog post, we're going to show how changing the number of increase rounds can provide you