Crochet home goods
With summer around the corner and the 4th of July festivities fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to start this American Flag Cardigan crochet pattern. This crochet project celebrates the red, white, and blue! So, it’s time to introduce my easy crochet pattern for a child’s American flag cardigan.
Are you ready to add a pop of color to your wardrobe? Look no further than this rainbow crochet cardigan pattern!
If you’re looking to add some eye-catching texture to your crochet projects, the bobble stitch is the way to go. This versatile stitch is perfect for enhancing crochet projects. In this tutorial, I will guide you through the steps to create the crochet bobble stitch and show you how to incorporate it into your designs. (Video below).
The holidays came and went and next up is that special day for all the sweethearts in our lives. I always like to include handmade gifts for my loved ones. This year I decided to make my go to crochet wash cloth with a twist. To celebrate Valentine’s day I crocheted a heart into this cute little cloth.
There are several simple crochet stitches that can add such great texture to any crochet project. I am going to share my top three. All are simple enough for even someone new to crochet.
This crochet blanket is actually the first crochet pattern that I wrote. It’s fitting that the Chloe ribbed crochet blanket is the first pattern that I wrote because it was for my dear friend who has continuously told me to share my crochet creations with the world. She was the first to order something from me. Her eldest daughter already had a crocheted blanket from her grandmother. She didn’t have one for her youngest and asked if I could make one with some texture. Of course I said that I would create one for her, and I thought it was perfect to name the pattern after her daughter, thus the Chloe Blanket. The turnout was a gorgeous ribbed crochet blanket.
I always dreaded having to hand wash the dishes because I always hated having to touch those yellow and green sponges. They always were smelly and full of germs. That’s why I decided to make a crochet dish scrubby pattern that was washable and could be reused again and again.
