Crochet Lessons (For Beginners + Video Tutorials)

In this post, you will learn how to crochet for beginners.

You can teach yourself how to crochet step by step by learning the basics of this craft and then building on your skills with more complicated patterns.

In this post, you will see a yarn weight guide and yarn conversion chart.

If you are a beginner learning to knit or crochet, you are probably still figuring out yarn weights and categories.

For those new to buying yarn and choosing knitting or crochet patterns, you might just buy yarn you like because you fall in love with it – with no idea what you can make with it!

Learn everything about the different yarn weights: lace, fingering weight yarn, etc.

In this blog post, you will learn about different yarn types.

The first time you enter a yarn shop can be a daunting experience – there are so many different types of yarn and so many colors to choose from! 

Learn how to hold a crochet hook in this tutorial for beginners.

There are many ways to hold your crochet hook. 

This post will help you to find the right one for you.

Learning how to make a slip knot is usually the first thing you do when you start to crochet.

There are a couple of ways to do this, and in this post, we will look at both.

This is something that you will do at the beginning of every pattern.

A crochet chain stitch is needed for every crochet pattern, so this is something that as a beginner, you need to learn how to do.

Creating a foundation chain is the next step after making your slip knot.

Then you will create a chain of stitches from which to start working. 

If you are learning how to crochet, you will need to know how to single crochet.

This is one of the most basic crochet stitches and one that is commonly seen in many crochet patterns.

It's one of the essential skills you need to have to start your crochet adventure.

Learn how to double crochet with this step-by-step tutorial.

Double crochet is one of the basic crochet stitches you will need to learn as a beginner.

Most crochet patterns will feature this stitch, either worked flat or in the round.

This stitch is fun to make and you will meet it in many free crochet patterns like hats, baby blankets, sweaters, and more.

Learn how to treble crochet, also known as triple crochet, in this tutorial.

The US triple crochet is a basic stitch to learn after you have mastered single crochet and double crochet.

Here, you will find an extensive list of crochet abbreviations and terms, including both US and UK terminology.

There is a free download for you to use.

Possibly the most daunting part of learning how to crochet? Learning how to read crochet patterns!

The first time you’re faced with a crochet pattern can be a scary experience, but with an understanding of the abbreviations and a few pointers, you’ll be well on your way to creating beautiful crocheted items in no time.

Learning how to make a single crochet decrease is something that all new crocheters will have to know.

Making a single crochet decrease in your work creates a decrease that allows you to shape your crochet project.

Learn how to crochet the popcorn stitch in this step-by-step tutorial.

This stitch is fun to create and adds much texture to your work.

It adds thickness and can be used in many patterns, from blankets to accessories.

In this post, you will see how to crochet the linen stitch with a tutorial and free dishcloth pattern.

This simple crochet stitch pattern gives a dense woven fabric perfect for blankets, dishcloths, table mats, table runners, and pot holders.

In this post, you will see the crochet blanket stitch.

This simple crochet stitch pattern gives a dense woven fabric perfect for blankets, dishcloths, scarves, and table runners.

In this blog post, you will learn everything about how to corner-to-corner crochet (C2C) for beginners.

You will also see a written pattern, a video tutorial showing you how to crochet corner to corner, and a free crochet pattern for a dishcloth. 

Make yourself the perfect winter accessory!

In this post, you will see a crochet dishcloth pattern set with three designs that will help you practice basic crochet stitches.

Dishcloths are a great first crochet project, as they are small and easy to make.

All you need is a ball of worsted weight yarn in a light color so you can spot mistakes and you are ready to go!

In this post, you will see a crochet washcloth pattern that is totally beginner-friendly!

A great project for new makers to practice their skills. 

Make a set easily.

In this post, you will see how to crochet a blanket + a free beginner pattern.

The benefit of making a crochet blanket is that you can make one over a weekend using super bulky yarn and a 12 mm (US P/16) large crochet hook.

This post will teach you how to crochet a headband (easy for beginners).

The crochet headband has a step-by-step tutorial so you can follow along and learn this fantastic ribbed pattern if you are a new crocheter.

This crochet ear warmer is crocheted with a bulky weight yarn and uses only one skein of yarn, making it a quick and easy crochet project for great gifts.

Make yourself the perfect winter accessory!

Learn how to crochet a granny square with this easy-to-follow basic granny square pattern.

The granny square, also called an afghan square, is probably one of the most well-known crochet patterns.

Granny square crochet patterns are seen everywhere including; blankets, afghans, sweaters, cardigans, and accessories.

The classic granny square is one of the most well-known motifs in crochet.

Make a set of cotton crochet coasters with this easy free pattern.

The double crochet coasters in this pattern are made from Rico Cotton Aran yarn in nature and clay using a 4mm (US G/6) crochet hook and will teach you how to create flat circles.

This post will show crochet ribbing – easy ribbed pumpkin patterns.

There are three sizes to make: small, medium, and large, each using a different crocheted rib stitch.

This free crochet pattern uses super bulky yarn and a 9 mm/(US M/N 13) crochet hook.

In this post, you will see how to make a crochet pumpkin using single crochet ribbing.

Make a few in your favorite fall colors to decorate your home with.

This free crochet pattern uses super bulky yarn and a 9 mm/(US M/N 13) crochet hook.

In this post, you will see a free crochet pumpkin pattern for beginners.

This free crochet pattern uses super bulky yarn and a 9 mm/(US M/N 13) crochet hook.

In this post, you will see a beginner-friendly crochet cup cozy pattern.

This cozy fits a 12oz and 16oz cup and can, but you can easily adjust it to fit a smaller or larger cup.

A cup cozy can make an excellent last-minute gift for your friends, family, or even those coffee-loving teachers!

It's also a great gift for Valentine's Day!

You can also make them for craft fairs or selling in your Etsy shop. 

This crochet produce bag pattern is really easy for beginners.

Not only for produce but it can also be used for many things, from storing small toys to bathroom items.

This crochet bag pattern for beginners is really easy, and you only need a few supplies to make one!

This is a great start for a total beginner, and the step by step photograph tutorial in the pattern will help you to create your own bag.

The stitch pattern is really simple, just rows of single crochet.

This Carolina crochet fingerless gloves pattern will allow you to practice crocheting a simple stitch pattern using only single crochet.

I wanted to share with you a crochet glove pattern that has been inspired by the TV show Outlander.

In this post, you will see 30 minute crochet projects.

Crochet is a fantastic hobby to have!

With just yarn and a crochet hook, you can create whatever your heart desires, from making the perfect gift for friends and family members to making your own garments, accessories, and home decor items you see on TV or social media

In this post, you will see 30 crochet stitches for any skill level.

The stitch crochet patterns include written instructions, video tutorials, or step-by-step photo tutorials. 

In your journey to becoming an amazing crocheter, you will soon realize that crochet stitches are at the very core of what you do as a crocheter.  

30 different stitches to try out.

If you are learning how to crochet, you might want to practice your new skills with one of these crochet baby blanket patterns.

Creating stunning handmade blankets or modern quilts is a great way to make something that you can gift to a baby that has been made with love.

The beautiful baby blankets in this post can be made in a variety of yarns and colors depending on your personal taste.

In this blog post, you will see how to crochet a triangle, plus a free + easy pattern.

A crochet triangle is the perfect project for a beginner crocheter, as this simple pattern uses basic stitches.

This blog post will show the best yarn for crochet beginners (a guide).

It should cover a variety of yarn weights, textures, and colors to provide a well-rounded experience for beginners in the craft.

When selecting yarns for beginners, it’s important to consider factors like ease of use, affordability, and availability.

Additionally, guidance on recommended hook sizes and project ideas can benefit new crocheters.

This blog post shows how to do a half treble crochet stitch (htr) for beginners.

Learning the half treble crochet stitch is a great place to start if you’re new to crocheting or looking to expand your skills.

In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps of the half treble crochet stitch and provide you with a free pattern to practice your new skill.

In this blog post, you will learn how to half-double crochet (hdc) for beginners, along with a video tutorial.

The half-double crochet is a versatile, easy stitch that can be used for a variety of projects, such as baby blankets, scarves, sweaters, beanies, pillows, and more.

If you’re a beginner, learning how to do a half double crochet is a great place to start, a simple stitch to make.

The front post double crochet stitch is a great technique to add texture and dimension to your crochet projects.

It involves working around the post of a stitch instead of into the top loops, creating a raised effect on the front of the work.

With this stitch, you can create crochet cables, ribbing, and other interesting patterns.

The back post double crochet stitch is a crochet technique used to create a textured fabric.

This creates a ribbed effect that can be used for a variety of projects, such as blankets, scarves, and even sweaters.

Follow these simple steps, and with a little practice, you can master this stitch and add it to your crochet repertoire.