You could also type ripple in the search bar if that’s easier!
You are welcome to save patterns by copying and pasting into a word document or by printing the pattern via the printer icon on the left hand side of your screen. Hope this helps! – Dana, Editor
Hi. This is a very nice guide. Thank you. For the double, half & treble, you didn’t state in step one, how many chains to begin with. This would be helpful for beginners to know. Thank you.
Thank you!! You’re absolutely right. Should anyone see this comment before the PDF is updated, the convention is to chain 2 at the start of half double crochet rows, to chain 3 at the start of double crochet rows, and to chain 4 at the start of treble crochet rows. I hope that helps! -Dana, Editor
Hi there! We don’t sell printed versions of our articles and magazines. Maybe you could try your local library though or an office supply store to print any articles or patterns. Good luck! – Dana, Editor
This is handy. I forget stitches like a bubble stitch or lotus flower, violet stitch. I have yet to learn how to follow a pattern. I really want to make an aran sweater coat with a hood. Some shawls. Iv done gloves, hats, cowals. Maybe its too ambitious but I need such a thing to stay warm this winter, and also for self fulfilment. Thanks for this guide I am printing it today.
I am looking for a ripple pattern that I can print out….thank you Sandy
Hi there! Here’s a quick search of our ripple patterns: https://www.ilikecrochet.com/?s=ripple
You could also type ripple in the search bar if that’s easier!
You are welcome to save patterns by copying and pasting into a word document or by printing the pattern via the printer icon on the left hand side of your screen. Hope this helps! – Dana, Editor
Thankyou
Such help for a self taught left handed hooker, who learned 55 years ago. No videos, family members or books for it back then.
Thank you so very much – much appreciated!
Hi. This is a very nice guide. Thank you. For the double, half & treble, you didn’t state in step one, how many chains to begin with. This would be helpful for beginners to know. Thank you.
Thank you!! You’re absolutely right. Should anyone see this comment before the PDF is updated, the convention is to chain 2 at the start of half double crochet rows, to chain 3 at the start of double crochet rows, and to chain 4 at the start of treble crochet rows. I hope that helps! -Dana, Editor
Thank you very much
Thank you
Bedankt dat je dit wilt delen
Thank you for the email reminding me how beautiful this art form is and to get crocheting again.
Thank you this will be great
Thank you I haven’t crochet In years and need to refresh.
Thank you for sharing – this is going to be such a help!
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank y ooo i
Thank you very much. Relearned a lot of it been a while since I did this it’s all coming back
Thankyou trying to learn new patterns
Would love to print it. Don’t have a printer.
any chance we can purchase an already printed version?
Hi there! We don’t sell printed versions of our articles and magazines. Maybe you could try your local library though or an office supply store to print any articles or patterns. Good luck! – Dana, Editor
Thank you, at 79 yrs old am about to teach myself how to crochet, this guide will be so helpfull.
I’m so excited
I’m just a beginner so I don’t know how to do it I’d like to learn
Thank you for this
Under foundation chain, illustration 4. counting chains: it says not to count the first loop in the hook, but the picture shows it counted. ???
Hello, This is correct; You do not count the first chain or slip knot, as indicated in the illustration. Thanks!
Thank you very much.
This looks like something I could make, I’m just learning how to crochet. Thank you
So helpful! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much.
New to crocheting needed lots of help. So glad I found this.
Thank you so much. This will come in very handy!
Thank you. The illustrations help a lot.
Thank you
Great idea to have a variety of stitches at your fingertips. Very useful. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Very easy to understand! Thanks!
I appreciate this guide. Thank You☀️
Thank you so much. After being away from crocheting, this is like a refresher course,it has helped me so much .
Lifelong crochet artist. Looking for patterns.
Hi Lisa, welcome! Let me know if you are looking for a specific type of pattern and I can assists! – Nicola, Editor
Thank you. I would like to see the directions to the chevron
Hi! This might be helpful: https://www.ilikecrochet.com/collections/crochet-tips-and-tutorials/how-to-moss-chevron-stitch/
THERE ARE TONS OF PATTERNS OUT THERE.
Thank you for this! I am actually teaching some of my students to crochet & this will be a wonderful help with the easy to follow pictures. Cheers!
Love the stitch
I am excited to get started????
Thank you very much for all the tutorials, free patterns & information.
Just got some patterns. Can,t wait for the magazine.
This is handy. I forget stitches like a bubble stitch or lotus flower, violet stitch. I have yet to learn how to follow a pattern. I really want to make an aran sweater coat with a hood. Some shawls. Iv done gloves, hats, cowals. Maybe its too ambitious but I need such a thing to stay warm this winter, and also for self fulfilment. Thanks for this guide I am printing it today.
Love this freebie. Thank you so much, really helpful.
Hi, thank you for this. My grandchildren often get interested in crocheting and this will help me teach them the basics.
like this
Excited, give me pattern already. LOL
Hi! Which pattern are you looking for? – Nicola, Editor
I really needed this reminder on performing the stitches properly. Thank you!!!!
Love to see the difference in US stitches. We use UK ones most of the time and it makes it easier to translate the stitch types with these guides.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you. It is very helpful