Easy Crochet Patterns for Beginners


If you have just started to hold the crochet in your trembling hands - this article is just for you. I try to make my crochet patterns in a tutorial style. What does that mean? I use lots of pictures and sometimes, the patterns may be too annoying with the details, but I make it all to ensure that in the end you will receive the same picture (or close to the one on the Pattern's Title Page).

I have so many ideas to share with you and I hope to have more time to write them all down...

Regarding the easy patterns, have a look at the post on One skein crochet patterns, may be you would like to try those small projects too.

1. Quick and Easy Buttoned Cowl for Beginners

This cowl is worked side to side, no seams. The stitches are sc, dc, sc BLO and dc BLO. Still, it utrns into great and simple design.

2. Crochet Pattern for Velvet Headband


Easy and chic headband is worked side to side. The only trick may be to work into the third loop, but that's the only issue that is quickly figured out. 30-35g of velvet yarn and you are on trend!

3. Crochet from Natural Fiber - Hemp Coasters PDF Pattern


Great pattern if you need to add to your dining table a bit of bohemian look! Stitches are: dc, ch. And add some fringe and small embroidery (optional).

4. Two simple headbands - PDF Pattern for Chunky Yarn


If you have started to crochet some projects, you surely have some yarn remains. These headbands require H/5 crochet hook and chunky/worsted yarn (30-40g for each). You would work into the back loop of stitches, create textured pattern by means of inserting the hook into the gaps of the bottom row. These are all explained with photos.

5. Pattern for Women Leg Warmers with Lace


One skein leg warmers. You need to crochet a rib, then, lace in circle. Easy scheme is included to the pattern.

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