5 Easy Crochet Projects for Beginners
Hello friends! Today I am excited to share with you 5 easy crochet projects for beginners. These 5 great crochet projects are easy and fun to make.
Let me show you my top 5 favorite crochet projects. They are quick to make and you will love them.
I picked these 5 crochet patterns from my own pattern collection and from a few of the pattern designers that I love and follow.
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Easy Crochet Project #1
The Melanie Cowl by Life on Leetown
Introducing the Melanie Cowl Crochet Pattern. Easy beginner crochet pattern that uses only one skein of yarn. The Melanie cowl in a super bulky yarn weight will keep you warm in the cold weather.
Get wrapped up in this super comfy and cute cowl this winter. You will have this whipped up in no time!
This super bulky yarn has a hint of alpaca incorporated in it. I just love the touch of alpaca in this yarn. Furthermore, I picked this color because it reminded me of the modern country farmhouse colors that I like. The neutral soft color goes with lots of different outfits.
Easy Crochet Project #2
The Pumpkin Spice Infinity Scarf by Life on Leetown
Welcome fall with this beautiful Pumpkin Spice Infinity Scarf!
Ok, I finally jumped on the pumpkin spice bandwagon. It was my inspiration for this infinity scarf.
I love all the colors that comes with this season. When the air gets a little crisp this pumpkin spice infinity scarf is a lovely way to keep you warm and stylish.
I’m very excited to share with you that this was my first published crochet pattern. Let me know what you think about it.
Easy Crochet Project #3
The Moss Boss Cowl by Hooked on Homemade
This cowl uses the beautiful moss stitch.
This pattern uses two skeins of yarn. It creates a lovely flowing cowl that is trendy. The moss boss cowl also is a large enough piece to keep you warm and cozy on chilly days.
It also adds that design of modern crochet that I love.
Easy Crochet Project #4
Crochet Pot Holders by Sewrella
These easy pot holders can be made in no time. They also are super thick so you know that they will hold up to a hot pot in the kitchen.
These pot holders use the thermal stitch with adds warmth and texture to your kitchen.
I love how the creator also says she makes these as gifts to give. They are the perfect little handmade gift idea.
Easy Crochet Project #5
Intro Twist Headband by Woods and Wool
I just love to wear crochet headbands. This is also a quick pattern to make. These are also a great gift idea if you wanted to make someone something crocheted by you.
This headband uses a bulky yarn which is good for beginners. When you use bulky yarn it is thicker and easier to see.
This crochet headband pattern uses 100% baby alpaca yarn, so you know your ears will be toasty warm when wearing it.
So, go grab some yarn and a cup of coffee and start crocheting these great easy crochet projects for beginners. I hope you enjoyed the list that I have shared with you.
What are some of your favorite things to crochet?
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Love this! I’ve been wanting to learn how to knit/sew/crochet. These seem simple enough for me to start with ?.
Thanks for the beginner project ideas – I still consider myself a beginner at crochet. After only a couple of projects, my favourite thing to make is baskets as they’re also useful.
This is great! I think I will try the pot holders.
Perfect timing! I’m just hoping to start some crochet!