Add some comfort, security and warmth to your crochet blankets by applying a fleece backing. In this first segment of the three-part series from Yarnspirations.com, we learn how to properly cut and prepare your fleece for securing to your blanket.
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A combination of two different crocheted stitches, the moss stitch creates a chunky patterns that’s ideal for afghans and baby blankets. Learn how it’s done in this tutorial by Mickey Sellick for Yarnspirations.com
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Just completed a corner-to-corner afghan, but not sure how to finish it? Watch this video and learn how to make a simple, stunning border that will make your piece pop! Plus, ever have problems with your corner-to-corner blanket not looking like a perfect square? Or don’t know the best way to keep loose ends from falling out of your work? Find out Mikey’s solution to both of these common problems inside this video from Michael Sellick for Yarnspirations.com.
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Give any project a touch of texture with this dense, compactly woven stitch. It’s thick and warm, making it ideal for all your winter crochet projects, from afghans to hats to scarves. Learn how to tackle the Bean Stitch step by step in this detailed tutorial from from Michael Sellick for Yarnspirations.com.
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Discover how simple it is to make mini crochet stars and American flags with this tutorial from Michael Sellick from Yarnspirations.com. Plus, learn how to tackle the French Knot. It might look tricky, but it’s a surprisingly simple technique that will add some whimsy to a multitide of crochet pieces, including the adorable mini wreath ornament featured in this video.
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From: The December 2016 Issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Intermediate
Slip into these cozy crochet slipper socks and put your feet up—you’re going to want to show them off! The Toes-ty Slippers sock pattern is too pretty to cover up with shoes. And with their decorative star stitch cuff, these socks look great pulled up
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Dear Crocheter,
Wrap the little ones in beautiful handmade items with soft and sweet patterns for babies.
Olivia Kent’s homage to The Nutcracker, the Land of Sweets Candy Cane Dress, is so adorable that you’ll want to dress your baby in it every day. This project is available for sizes 9 to 24 months, so your child
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From: The December 2014 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Intermediate
One of the best things about being a crocheter is the opportunity to decorate for the holidays. Natasja King has designed an absolutely gorgeous lace doily that will bring holiday cheer to any table.
The Festive Lace Doily pattern is crocheted from a silk bamboo blend
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From: The December 2017 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Intermediate
Pom-poms are hot right now—and let’s face it, pom-poms are always popular—so you’ll be in style when you wear the Hemlock Hat. The plush pom-pom sits atop a hat with a two-color Fair Isle stitch design featuring stylized hemlock trees. With this whimsical hat pattern,
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From: The December 2015 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Intermediate
Handmade decorations make wonderful Christmas memories. They’re the ones that get handed down with stories about who made them and when: a child in kindergarten, a grandmother for her first grandchild, a parent and child crafting together. Why not make some memories of your own
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