16 Free Half-Double Crochet Patterns for Beginners
A round-up of 16 free half-double crochet patterns for beginners and advanced beginners, featuring blankets, shawls, garments, and more.
How to Join Yarn Two Ways – Magic Knot and Russian Join
Learn how to join yarn in two different ways - the magic knot and the Russian join. Tutorial includes both pictures and video.
Beginner Ribbed Hat – Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial
Crochet a beginner ribbed hat in 10 sizes! This free pattern tapers slightly to reduce bunching at the top and uses only slip stitches and half-double crochets.
How to Crochet Ribbing in the Back Loops (blo) – Tutorial and Video
Create ribbing in projects by learning how to crochet in the back loops. This tutorial features photos and video to teach newbie crocheters.
Striped Mug Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial
Practice your color-changing skills with this sweet striped mug cozy. This free beginner crochet pattern uses half-double crochet stitches.
How to Change Colors in Crochet – Tutorial and Video
Tutorial and video to teach new crocheters how to change colors in crochet patterns, in order to create stripes and colorblocks.
Beginner Hair Scrunchie – Free Crochet Pattern and Video
Channel your inner 90s kid with a beginner hair scrunchie, crocheted entirely of half-double crochet stitches. This free pattern features a video tutorial and is perfect for beginners!
How to Half Double Crochet (hdc) – Tutorial and Video
Beginners, learn how to half double crochet with this photo and video tutorial. You'll also learn the parts of the half double crochet, abbreviation (hdc), and crochet chart symbol.
16 Free Single Crochet Patterns for Beginners
A curated round-up featuring 16 simple and free single crochet patterns for beginners. Practice your single crochet skills with simple blankets, wearables, accessories, and kitchen favorites.
Linen Stitch Dishcloth – Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial
These simple linen stitch dishcloths are perfect for new crocheters. The free crochet pattern utilizes the linen stitch (also known as the granite stitch or moss stitch), which creates a textured, woven fabric by alternating single crochets and chains. Plus, dishcloths are so handy to have in your kitchen!