Granny Square

Chain 4, sl st into the first ch space to create the chain circle.

Chain 

Ch 2, dc 2. [Ch 2, dc 3] X 3. Ch 2 and sl st to the original ch 2.

Row 1

Turn over the work and ch 2. Dc 2 in the corner st. [Ch 2, dc 2 in the same corner, dc 1 in each of the next 3 sts. Dc 2 in the next corner] X 3. Ch 2, dc 2 in the corner, dc 2 sts. Sl st to join to the first ch 2 of the row.

Row 2

Turn over the work and ch 2. Dc 2 in the corner st. [Ch 2, dc 2 in the same corner, dc 1 in each of the next 7 sts. Dc 2 in the next corner] X 3. Ch 2, dc 2 in the corner, dc 4 sts. Sl st to join to the first ch 2 of the row.

Row 3

You will make the following number of squares for each color:&nbsp;
28 squares in color A (Black)
46 square is color B (Ocean Blue)
46 squares in color C (Wheat)
28 squares in Color D (White)

Assembly

Using Color D, sl st join each of the granny squares using the back loops.
To connect the front panels to the back, start with the top shoulders of the panels, joining two squares.
Skip the first two squares on the sides for the fronts and backs for the sleeve holes.
Sl st down three squares on each side to seam the sweater together.
Attach the sleeves.
Weave in all the ends.

Slip Stitch Join

You are going to make five seperate pieces based on the color pattern below. The sleeves, front panel, and back panel are written by the Color A, B, C, D:
Sleeves (X 2):
B C B C&nbsp;
C B C B
D A D A
B C B C&nbsp;
C B C B
D A D A

Front Panel (X 2):
D A&nbsp;
B C
C B
D A
B C
C B
D A

Back Panel:
D A D A D A
B C B C B C
C B C B C B
D A D A D A
B C B C B C
C B C B C B
D A D A D A
B C B C B C
C B C B C B
D A D A D A

Finishing + Collar

Attach Color D to the front corner of the sweater and sc 1 all around the seams edge. Ch 1 at the corners. Sl st to join once you make it back around the edge.

Finishing Crochet Row

Chain: Once back at the bottom corner of the sweater, ch 9.
Row 1: Turn and sc 8 back toward the side of the sweater. Sl st back up 2 sts on the side of the sweater.
Row 2: Turn and blsc 8 back down the collar.
Row 3: Turn and blsc 8 back toward the side of the sweater. Sl st back up 2 sts on the side of the sweater.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 for the entire collar until you match up to the bottom corner of the sweater.&nbsp;
Finishing Row: Sc continuing around the bottom border of the sweater, ending with sc 8 back onto the first sc of row 1.&nbsp;
Fasten off and weave in ends.

Collar

The finishing edge is worked after assembly and goes all around the sides of the sweater. The collar is then made and attached to that edge around the neckline.

4.5 mm crochet hook

Scissors

Crochet Granny Square Duster

This a beautiful crochet duster that is made to measure and easily adjustable for different lengths.
The pattern is designed as a modern basics as part of the Hobbii Great Basics Campaign.

Seashell Duster

Seashell

Four Section Granny Squares

With color B, sl kt, ch 3. Sl st to the first ch to create a circle.

Ch 3. Dc 2. Ch 1. Pull color B tail to the back of the work. Place color C on hook and ch 1. Now dc 3. Ch 1. Pull
color C tail to the back of the work. Place color D on hook and ch 1. Now dc 3. Ch 1. Pull color C tail to the back of
the work. Place color E on hook and ch 1. Now dc 3. Ch 2. Sl st to top of color B.

Turn your work over to face the wrong side. Color E is on the top color B is on the right. Continue with Color E, ch
3, place dc 2 in corner ch space. Ch 1. Dc 3 in corner ch space. Ch 1. Switch to color D. Repeat dc 3, ch 1 around until you complete all 4 colors. To join, Ch 1. Sl st to color A.

Repeat row 2, switching between the 2 colors, turning your work back and forth &amp; adding another [ch 1, dc 3] repeat, until there are 6 rows total. Fasten off and weave in ends.

Row 3 - Row 6

You're going to make granny squares using 4 color changes. Use Color B - Color I at random.

Two Section Triangles

With color B, sl kt, ch 3. Sl st to the first ch to create a circle.

With color B ch 3, dc 2. Ch 1. Pull color B tail to the back of the work. Place color C on hook and ch 1. Now dc 3.
Ch 1. Pull color C tail to the back of the work. Turn work.

With color C ch 3, dc 2. Ch 1, dc 3, ch 1 in corner space. Pull color C tail to the back of the work. Place color B on hook and ch 1, dc 3 in same corner space as color C. Ch 1, dc 3. Pull color C tail to the back of the work. Turn work.

Triangles used as the edge pieces. You're going to make granny square triangles using 2 color changes. Use Color B - Color I at random.

With color A, sl st to the bottom left corner of a triangle. Ch 3, dc 2, ch 1 then [dc 3, ch 1] x 5 along the bottom of the triangle. At the corner, (dc 3, ch 2, dc 3). Continue [ ] X 5 along the right side of the triangle.
At the top center of the triangle, dc 3, ch 2 like the corner then grab a new granny square and place the last dc 3 in the bottom left corner of the square. *Insert your hook in the ch 1 space of color A &amp; sl st 1 to attach. Dc 3 back in the next open ch 1 of the square. Repeat * X 5 until you reach the corner. To join the corners, Ch 1, sl st to the corner ch 2 space of color A, ch 1 then continue [ ] X 5 along the right side. At the corner ( ), then continue [ ] X 5 along the top of the square. Continue the bottom, right, top, join method until you've added the correct amount of squares to the row. Join the last triangle from the center point by repeating * then [ ] down the entire left side of the row. Be sure to ch 1, sl st, ch1 to incorporate the ch 2 between joins. At the end of the row dc 3 in the same space as the first stitches, ch 2 and sl st to the top of ch 3. Fasten off.
Repeat row 1 but at the bottom right corner of the first triangle, join the corners together with the bottom left corner of the first triangle and continue to attach the right side of the new row with the left side of the first using the * technique.

Please refer to the chart above to assemble this blanket correctly. Start at the red arrow. You will fasten off after each row. The granny square join technique will create the lattice quilt appearance. Add the 4 corner triangles at the end of assembly using the granny square join technique or leave them off to create a rounded corner blanket.

Border

Ch 1. Sc around in each stitch. Sl st to the top of ch 1. Fasten off and weave in the ends.

Row 3 - Row 4

Use all of the remaining crochet yarn to make a border.

Scissors 

5 mm crochet hook 

Darning needle 

Chain

Insert hook, yarn over, pull through 2 loops on hook

Slip stitch

Wrap yarn around finger twice, drag 1st loop over 2nd loop, drap new 1st loop over 2nd loop, hold on to new 1st loop and pull loop up to tighten

Slip knot

Yarn over, insert hook, yarn over, pull up loop,  yarn over, pull through 2 loops,  yarn over, pull through last 2 loops

Double crochet

Yarn over, insert hook, yarn over, pull up loop,  yarn over, pull through last 3 loops

Half double crochet

Insert hook, yarn over, pull up loop,  yarn over, pull through last 2 loops

Single stitch crochet

Crochet Lattice Blanket

This pattern was inspired by the lattice quilting technique. The pattern is part of the #HobbiiCozy crochet challenge by Hobbii.

Lattice Blanket

Kind Feather

Placemat

Row 2 - 10

The placemat is 12 by 18 inches but you can make this pattern in different lengths for a coaster or larger placemat

4mm crochet hook

Ruler

Crochet Paper Placemat

Welcome to the heartwarming world of crochet, where creativity and coziness collide to bring a touch of handmade charm to your home. Introducing our latest pattern, the "Crafty Comfort: Home Is Where Your Crochet Placemat." Inspired by the warmth and creativity found in the heart of every crafter's abode, this delightful placemat pattern is perfect for adding a cozy and personalized touch to your dining table or kitchen decor. Crafted with love and attention to detail, this pattern combines classic crochet techniques with a heartfelt sentiment to create a piece that not only protects your surfaces but also celebrates the joy of crafting. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely breakfast or hosting a gathering with loved ones, let this charming placemat remind you that home is truly where your craft is.

Home Is Where You Crochet Placemat

Paulina

Sleeve Cuffs

Chain 7. Turn work to see back bumps.

(6 slip stitches total) Chain 1, Slip stitch 1 in the second bump from the hook then slip stitch 1 in each of the remaining 5 stitches. Turn work.

(6 stitches total) Chain 1, back loop slip stitch in each stitch
Repeat row 2 until the band can easily fit around your wrist (about 7-7.5 inches not stretched)

1. Make sure both tails are on the same side of the work, pointed to the right side
2. Folding the last row toward yourself, place the first row over the last row
3. Take the loop off hook and insert the hook in the back loop of the first row
4. Place the last loop back on the hook
5. Pull the last loop all the way through the first loop to complete a slip stitch
6. Slip stitch through the back loop of both the first and last row through the remaining 5 stitches
7. Turn the band inside out

Join

Make 2 sleeve cuffs. This section is worked in flat rows then joined togther to make the sleeve cuff.

Sleeves

(40 (S), 50 (M), 60 (L), 70 (XL), 80 (XXL) single stitches total) Chain 1, make 40 (S), 50 (M), 60 (L), 70 (XL), 80 (XXL) single stitches evenly around the top of the cuff → TIP: single crochet 25 stitches then check to see if those stitches cover about halfway around the top. If it doesn’t, just restart.
Join with a slip stitch to the ch1 space

(25 single stitches) Chain 2, skip the single crochet used to join and the next single crochet. Place 1 single crochet in the 3rd single crochet from the previous row, start the linen stitch (chain 1, skip 1 single crochet from the previous row, 1 single in the next stitch).
Repeat linen stitch (), to the end of the row, ending with a chain 1 and slipping last stitch of previous row

(no slip stitch to join) 1 single crochet in the chain 2 space from the previous row. Add a place marker. Chain 1, then 1 sc in chain space from the previous row
Repeat sc 1, ch 1 in all of the chain spaces until sleeve measures about 20 inches from the cuff to last row (about 50 rows)

This next section is worked in the round using single stitches and the linen stitch.
Crochet Tip - If you turn the cuff upward, you can easily linen stitch over both of the yarn ends so you don't have to weave in the ends.&nbsp;

Back

Chain 52 (S), 62 (M), 72 (L), 82 (XL), 92 (XXL) (end using multiples of 2)
Turn work to see back bumps

1 sc in 2nd chain/bump from hook ch 1, skip st, 1 sc in next, Finish with a sc
Turn

Chain 1, 1 sc in last ch space of prev row, ch 1, sc in chain space (be sure to sc in chain 1 space of previous row for last stitch of row)
Repeat row 2 until the piece measures 18-24 inches. Stop at 18 for a more cropped look.

Make 1 back piece. This next section is worked as flat rows of linen stitch.

Waistband

(6 stitches) sl st 6
Turn

(6 stitches) chain 1, bl sl st 6
Repeat row 2 for so it measure comfortably around your waist (around 60 inches)

Make 1 waistband. This section is worked as flat rows using slip stitch.

Front

(28 stitches) 1 sc in 2nd chain/bump from hook ch 1, skip st, 1 sc in next, Finish with a sc
Repeat row 1 until the front piece runs about 14 inches.

This section is worked as flat rows using the back loop slip stitch.

Neckline

Continue the basket stitch pattern but stop and turn before the last ch1, sc.

Continue basket stitch to the end of the row, turn

Repeat row 2 &amp; 3 X 6 times for a total of 6 decreases. End on a row 3 repeat.

Row 4 -11

Repeat row 6 until your piece is a total of 24 inches long (or desired length) from top to bottom.

Row 12

This section is the decrease for the top of the font panel that creates the v neckline. Again worked as flat rows using the back loop slip stitch.

Collar and Button Holes

(5 stitches) Chain 1, sl5
Repeat row 1 until the front piece runs about 18 inches (or the length of the button band), unstretched
Place a stitch marker.

(5 stitches) Chain 1, sl st 5
Repeat row 1 until the collar is about 24 inches (or length of collar), unstretched
Place a stitch marker.

(4 stitches, 2 chain) Chain 1, sl st 2, chain 2, sl st 2, turn.

(5 stitches) Chain 1, sl st 2, sl st 1 in chain 2 space of previous row, sl st 2. turn.

Row 4

(5 stitches) Chain 1, slip stitch 5, turn.
Repeat row 3 for a total of 6 rows.
Next, repeat rows 3-5 for a total of 5 times.
Finally repeat row 3 for 8 rows.
Fasten off.

Row 5

Make 1 long piece that will wrap around the entire raw edge of the sweater.

Assemble all pieces together in this order:
1. Top of front left panel to left side of back panel
2. Left seam of left panel to left back panel (be sure to leave room for your sleeves!)
3. Top of front right panel to back panel
4. Right seam of right panel to right side of back panel (be sure to leave room for your sleeves!)
5. Turn sleeves inside out and seam them up against the sleeve hole openings
6. Turn entire piece inside out!
7. Sleam button bland/collar/button holes band by placing the collar on top of the sweater body so you join starting from the bottom right with the collar band facing away from you.&nbsp;

Once assembled, place the button hole band over the button band. Grab 5 stitch markers and place one in the button hold band, marking where the button should go.&nbsp;
Sew the buttons in place.&nbsp;

Buttons

I prefer to assemble all of my pieces inside out using a single crochet stitch to join the two layers.

Pockets

Repeat row 1 until your desired length.

Make you pocket width and length however you'd like. I usually make square pockets using 2 crochet squares seamed together on 3 of the four sides.
Note - Use a smaller crochet stitch (such as a sc or hdc) if you'd like sturdy pockets.
You can also just make two granny squares and add them to the front of the sweater for a different look!

10 mm crochet hook

Darning needle

Stitch makers

Insert your hook in the back loop and then yarn over, pull up a loop and pull through all loops on the hook

Back loop slip stitch

A loose-fitting sweater with buttons

This is a quick sweater that you can complete over the course of about a week! Please feel free to adjust the waist, waistband, sleeve length, and body length or add fun pockets for a different look.
I designed this pattern using scrap yarn so feel free to change hook sizes or double yarn to create cool color combos.

Chunky Color Block Sweater

Circle

With color A, Chain (ch) 4. Slip stich (sl st) to join to 1st ch.

Ch 1. Double crochet (dc) 10. Sl st to 1st ch 1 to join.

Ch 1. Dc 2 in each stitch around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. [Dc 1, dc 2] x around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. [Dc 2, dc 1, dc 1] x around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. [Dc 1, dc 1, dc 1, dc 2] x around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. [Dc 2, dc 1, dc 1, dc 1, dc 1] x around. Sl st to join. Fasten off color A.

Row 6

The crochet circle is the center of the pie. Use different colors to create different types of pies. Add a pie topping, cherry, or lattice to the top for different pie options.

Crust

Slip stitch (sl st) join to the top of a sc from Part 1 Circle. Ch 1, and sc in each stitch around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. Half double crochet (hdc) 1, double crochet (dc) 4, hdc 1. [hdc 1, dc 4, hdc 1] x 22 times around. Slip stitch to join.

Time to crochet the crust of the crochet pie.

Whip cream applique (Optional)

Chain (ch) 3. Slip stitch (sl st) to first ch.

Ch 1. Half double crochet (hdc) 10. Sl st to join.

Ch 1. Half double crochet (hdc) 1. Double crochet (dc) 4. [hdc 1, dc 4] for a total of 5 times.&nbsp;

This is a two row crochet whip cream applique to add to your crochet pie.

5mm hook 

Pie Place Mat

Pot and plate holder for the kitchen made of 100% cotton. Feel free to add a whip cream applique. Be sure to checkout the matching <a href="https://www.yarncrafted.com/pattern/pie-slice-coasters-pattern" target="_self">pumpkin pie coasters</a>.

Pie Pot Holder

Sugar'n Cream 

Ch 1, sc 10 in chain circle. Sl st to ch to join.

Ch 1, sc 2 in each stitch around. Sl st to ch to join.

Ch 1, sc 1 in each stitch around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1, [sc 1, sc 2] two stitch repeat around. Sl st to join.

Ch 1, [sc 2, sc 1, sc 1] three stitch repeat around. Sl st to join.

Row 7

Ch 1, [sc 1, sc 1, sc 1, sc 2] four stitch repeat around. Sl st to join.

Row 8

The heel decrease for the stocking is worked in flat rows.&nbsp;

Foot

Row 4 - Row 5

With color C, sc in each of the next 4, switch colors to color B, sc 1, switch back to color C. [With C sc 4. With B, sc 1] repeat around.

Row 6 - Row 8

Row 9 - Row 10

Repeat row 1 and row 2, ending on row 1.

Row 11 - Row 13

With color B, sc 4, switch to color D, sc 4. [With B sc 4, with D sc 4] repeat around.

Row 14

Row 15 - Row 16

With color D, sc 4, switch to color E, sc 4. [With D sc 4, with E sc 4] repeat around.

Row 17

Row 18 - Row 19

Row 20 - Row 30

Heel

Slip stitch color A to project and sc 16. Ch 1. Turn.

Ch 1, sc2tog, sc 1 across until there are 2 left, sc2tog. Turn.

Repeat row 2 for a total of 5 times.

Ch 1, sc across, sl st to row 5. Turn.

Ch 1, sc 7 across, sl st to row 6. Turn.

Ch 1, sc 8 across, sl st to row 5. Turn.

Row 9

Ch 1, sc 9 across, sl st to row 4. Turn.

Row 10

Ch 1, sc 10 across, sl st to to row 4. Turn.

Row 11

Ch 1, sc 11 across, sl st to row 3. Turn.

Ch 1, sc 12 across, sl st to row 3. Turn.

Row 13

Ch 1, sc 13 across, sl st to row 2. Turn.

Ch 1, sc 14 across, sl st to row 2. Turn.

Row 15

Ch 1, sc 15 across, sl st to row 1. Turn.

Row 16

Ch 1, sc 16 across, sl st to row 1. Fasten off.

Ankle

With color D, sl st to the corner between the foot and the heel with the foot to the left. Sc in each of the next 4, switch colors to color E sc 4, switch back to color D. [With D, sc 4. With E, sc 4] repeat around. Sl st to join.

Row 2 - Row 3

Repeat Row 14 - Row 22 pattern from Part 2.

Row 4 - 12

Beginner Crochet Christmas Stockings 

I make stockings every year and this year I decided to make my own beginner crochet Christmas stockings pattern. This pattern is much more simple than it looks. Color changes are what make the pattern looks so nice.
I took inspiration from more of the traditional style crochet but I still wanted the pattern repeat to be simple to follow along as a beginner crocheter.