These adorable posies are perfect for making any project more feminine and adorable. Make a bunch and add them to a baby blanket, or just a few to pretty up a plain beanie! They can be made with either five or six petals, both varieties included in the pattern below.

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This versatile pattern contains instructions on creating a popular accessory that’s easy to make;  a scarf with buttons placed in two rows  to turn the scarf into a cowl that can be used everyday for warmth or for a touch of style.   Wild it up by using contrasting colored buttons or even mismatched ones!

Taking the dive into working with crochet patterns can be daunting for a beginner. So here’s a few tips and free crochet patterns to get you started!

Tips before beginning:

• Always have the crochet abbreviation chart with you. This will tell you what all those funny symbols and letters mean.
• Choose a pattern that is labeled with the skill level beginner.
• Choose a pattern that you won’t get bored working on.
• Make sure the project isn’t too big. It’s nice to get instant satisfaction when you’re a beginner to help boast your confidence.
• Take your time and work at your own pace.
• Be patient if something doesn’t make sense initially. Remember to go back to the abbreviation and symbols chart to help you figure it out.
• Don’t be shy if you need help!  Ask the designer of the pattern for help.

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Crochet this mini sized scarf for your teddy bear or doll. This scarf was designed for a 16″ teddy bear but can be adjusted to fit other doll sizes or even a child or adult. Just use the instructions in the pattern to change the size. As the name implies, this scarf is made with scraps of yarn. So if you have small scraps of yarn left over from other crochet projects, here’s your time to use them up! It doesn’t matter how much of each color you have and it doesn’t matter if the colors even match. Just start crocheting with one color and change to a new color once you run out. If you’re not sure how to change colors, here’s a tutorial to help you out: How to Change Colors in Crochet. The more scraps you use, the more interesting your scarf will turn out! Skill Level:

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Crochet this pot handle cozy to place on your pot or pan handle. Used it to keep yours hands from burning on those hot metal handles! The cozy is made to be extra thick by using 2 strands of yarn held together while you crochet. Be sure to use 100% cotton yarn and always use the cozy with caution. If you need a larger or smaller cozy, follow the instructions within the pattern to adjust the size.

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Want to try crocheting earrings? It’s not as hard as you may think! Here is a pattern for beginners to create a pair of light weight, fun to wear, circle earrings. Once you get the hang of making crocheted earrings there’s no telling what other crocheted earrings you’ll be making next! Just follow the easy and fast instructions below to get started.

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When most people think about crocheting, they often don’t associate it with men or even think to crochet something as a Father’s Day gift. But why not? It is the thought that counts, but a gift is even better when dad actually likes it! Crocheted items aren’t just for women. I’m sure a father would appreciate something handmade as long as it’s useful. Here is a list of crochet patterns that you can use to make dad a great crocheted gift that he’ll love.
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This chair cushion crochet pattern is free for all to crochet! To make your chair cushion you will need to work each of the small squares separately. The squares are then stuffed and sewn together. You can make the cushion as firm or soft as you desire. Best of all, you can adjust the size of the cushion by adding more or less rows of squares as you see fit. Prior experience sewing crochet pieces together is a plus.

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This checkered headband is from the Crochet Pattern: Classic Headband Set (all sizes). Crochet this headband for a child or use the instructions in the pattern to adjust it to fit any head size. Be sure to grab a measuring tape to measure the circumference of the wearer’s head for best fit. Keep in mind that your yarn may stretch.

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Finished Size: 18” (45.5 cm) circumference, 1 1/4” (3 cm) wide – children size
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Crochet 4 little granny squares then sew them together to create this dishcloth. You can also use this dishcloth as a trivet or hot pad. There’s nothing like a handmade touch to brighten up your kitchen! Below are the instructions for crocheting each of the granny squares. Once you make four squares, use a yarn needle and sew them together. 100% cotton yarn is recommended for extra absorbency. Skill Level: Finished Size: 6 3/4″ (17 cm) square

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