There are a few techniques (like changing colors and increasing/decreasing) that we haven’t covered yet, but those are coming soon! You’ll be able to crochet every pattern in this round-up by the end of the 30-day series. This easy crochet pattern uses single crochet and half double crochet stitches. A set of scrubbies makes a great gift, especially if you add a special or handcrafted soap to the present. American Flag Crochet Patterns for Blankets. Use a simple crochet circle to create a cotton face scrubby to remove makeup and wash your face. Easy Crochet Afghan Pattern (8 Sizes) Mountain Pine Crochet Tree Blanket. One also includes slip stitches, which we learned about in our lesson on continuous rounds. Here are a list of free blanket patterns all of which would look fantastic with a simple border around the outside. Some use standard single crochet, and some feature variations like the linen stitch (aka moss stitch aka granite stitch) and single crochet mesh (created with ch/sc repeats, similar to the linen stitch). As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. If you make a purchase through one of the links, you will pay the same prices as always, but You Should Craft will receive a small commission that helps us provide free crochet patterns. Whether you need a little more practice with single crochets or you just love free patterns, I’ve rounded up a bunch of single crochet patterns for beginners.ĭisclaimer: Please note that some of the links contained in this post are affiliate links. A.If you’re following along in the Newbie Series, congratulations! You’ve made it through the single crochet unit. If you love these patterns you will love my Ultimate Blanket Bundle with 23 Blanket Video Classes and Patterns. Now on to the projects! We’ll start with the smallest and work our way towards the biggest projects. Get ready to browse this fabulous collection of 35 free crochet patterns for afghans below. TssBL – Tunisian simple stitch in the back loop.Here’s a list of abbreviations that will be repeated throughout the descriptions of these patterns. Now you can explore these wonderful designers, check out their other patterns and sign up to their email updates if you like their designs and would like to keep up with them.
Obviously, I’ve sprinkled in some of my own patterns because initially the whole point of this article was to make a roundup of my own beginner Tunisian crochet patterns, but then I decided it would be nice to add some variety and I’m glad I did. Some come with video tutorials and photo tutorials too, so make sure to check them out (I pointed out this information in each pattern card).
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