Crochet a basic cardigan in any size

Crochet a basic cardigan in any size

Crochet this basic cardigan, taking dimensions from an existing sweater. The sample cardigan is in extended single crochet stitch. You can also select another similar stitch of your choice. The tutorial is a step-by-step video. The cardigan in the photos was made for...

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Best tip for smoother edges in single crochet

Best tip for smoother edges in single crochet

Do you want smoother edges for your single crochet? Look at the starting image. The right hand photo shows the most common single crochet edge. It is straight, and the stitch count does not alter but it is dented. Then take a look at the image on the left. It is very...

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Chunky bobble stitch bag

Chunky bobble stitch bag

What color would you make this chunky bag? The bag works up in an evening and is useful for carrying your phone, books, make-up and other essentials. Originally published in the Simply Crochet magazine 117, the pattern is worked in rows. The bag panels and side/bottom...

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How to crochet faster – 6 tips

Whether you are a beginner or have crocheted for decades, there may be things you can change in order to crochet faster. You don't need to crochet fast but if you do, here are some tips to improve! "How to crochet faster" is a common search term both on Google and...

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Yarn bombing ideas

Yarn bombing ideas

Are you looking for ideas for your own yarn bombing (or yarnbombing) event? I have been involved in many different types of yarn bombing events over many years, both in Finland and several other countries. For the other countries I have sent contributions by mail....

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Straight edges in double crochet

Straight edges in double crochet

How often have you crocheted a scarf or blanket in double crochet and been annoyed that the edges are not straight? The edges easily look like the two bottom ones in this image. Either you get holes or the edge is very uneven. (Using US crochet terms) But this is a...

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Crochet a lacy summer top

Crochet a lacy summer top

The summer top in lacy crochet is easy to adjust to different sizes and also to lengths. The tops are cotton and cool for the summer days. We alternate rows of small dainty flowers and my favourite stitch, the V-stitch. Crocheting the top starts from the waist, in the...

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Crochet a wind spinner using twine

Crochet a wind spinner using twine

Did you crochet a wind spinner with yarn last summer? Here's my pattern and tutorial for that. Wind spinners can be made also in twine or cord. I had many spools of plumb line cord or masonry twine in one of my yarn drawers. They were super popular here in Finland...

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