We are cruising along with our Crochet-A-Day series this month. How is it going? Have you been following along? I hope some of you have been inspired to pick up a hook and some yarn! Start with a simple chain stitch necklace, chain stitch wrapping ribbon, or a crochet bracelet with a button. I have another … Continued

Flower Necklace Tutorial {Last Minute Gifts} Skill level: beginner/easy Time: (less than) an hour Gauge: not important for this project *Yarn and hook: crochet yarn / 1.9 mm hook Used terms: chain (ch), slip stitch (sl st.), treble (triple) crochet (tr), half-double crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc), single crochet (sc). * Tip: the yarn shown in the picture is 3 mm thick so the label suggested I use 1.9mm hook. Always consult the label on the skein because it gives information about…

10 Free Crochet Necklace Patterns #freecrochetpatterns #jewelry #crochet

In an earlier post, I had mentioned that Nate bought me yarn this past Christmas. Some may think, “Well that is a no brainer, she crochets, she loves yarn. Easy peasy lemon squeezy!” Right? But to that, I say this: I thought about this man going through yarn types and brands trying to choose the […]

Beginner friendly super simple crochet patterns that you can make in a snap! Try these amigurumi cookies, flowers and more!

This post may contain affiliate links. Twitter Pinterest Print Friendly reddit Facebook Twitter Pinterest Print Friendly reddit Facebook Three chains with leaves and a white flower! … [Free Pattern] What A Pretty White Flower Necklace! Read More »

This small flower necklace is a great pattern for using up all those small scraps of yarn, I love crochet necklaces, especially in the ......

If you follow me on Instagram you may have seen my necklaces as work in progress and now it is time for the reveal! This long flowery white one is perfect for spring! I didn't follow a specific patte

Welcome to our second tutorial from the Xmas gift making series! To make this necklace you need a crochet rosette )(pattern given below), different sizes of beads - both crochet and bare. Different shapes also make the necklace more playful so try this and experiment. And a crochet tie or a sateen one. Rosette pattern: Ch 6 and join to make a ring. Rnd 1: in the ring, ch 4 (counts as 1 dc + 1 ch), next dc 1, ch 1 six times. Sl st to end round. There should be 7 dcs in the ring. Rnd 2: Ch 3…