The ultimate corner to corner crochet (c2c) tutorial that teaches you everything you need to know about this technique. DISCLAIMER! Long post ahead, so you might want to save this article for future reference or when you need help with…
Looking for a c2c blanket border? This easy border pattern is just the right one for you. Plus, it works on any c2c project no matter how many c2c tiles you have on the width or length of your piece.
This Rib Border can be crocheted on any blanket, no mater the amount of stitches you have around the edge or the shape of the blanket, be it rectangle, square or even in a hexagon or pentagon shape.
The Pointy Crocodile Stitch is a modified version of the classic crocodile stitch where we add a picot stitch in between the two halves of the tile.
The Moss Stitch Border is a simple one-row repeat crocheted in the round with alternating single crochet stitches and chains, to create a plain, flat texture that looks good from both sides.
The Double Loop Stitch is a two-row repeat crochet pattern that creates a fluffy textured fabric on one side and a flat, dense pattern on the other side.
The Loop Stitch is a two-row repeat crochet pattern constructed with alternate rows of single crochet stitches and loop stitches designed to create a fluffy textured pattern on one side and a flat, dense pattern on the other side. It…
This Pom Pom Border is both decorative and easy to crochet and will enhance the look of any crochet piece made with plain or flat stitches.
From the smaller ones, such as single crochet stitches, to the taller ones, such as treble stitches, this pattern can be used with any kind of stitch to create a triangle-shaped piece.
The Modified Trinity Stitch is a one-row repeat crochet pattern constructed with clusters of 3 double crochet stitches to create a dense textured fabric. It works great for blankets, modern afghans, hats and scarves.