Crochet Department
Crocheting is a lovely needlework art that has a wide variety of stitches you can use to create many things. In the Needlepointers.com Crochet department, you can learn different crochet stitches and techniques—including broomstick lace, filet and hairpin lace—as well as get a plethora of project ideas and free samples. Our own Youtube videos will show you different stitches and give you project ideas.
To help you with this craft, we feature a yarn calculator and a link to handy conversion charts (such as U.S. to English, steel hook and thread and yarn sizes). In addition, our online shopping center allows you to order your yarns, hooks, patterns and other crocheting supplies easily and quickly.
Looking for Knitting? Our Knitting department is where to go.
New Tutorials and Pages
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A handmade crocheted baby blanket is a thoughtful gift. See over 60 free crochet baby afghans and blanket patterns on this page.
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Get creative with the crochet hook and yarn to make some fun and fabulous back-to-school items for the student in your life.
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Crochet up some traditional and quirky coasters with these free crochet coaster patterns. There are circular and square coasters along with fun shaped coasters to have some fun with.
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Stitch up these pumpkin cats purrfect for fall! These cats are crocheted and stuffed.
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Watch and learn how to make a finger knitted friendship bracelet. Finger knitting is a fun way to weave these bracelets!
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Use these free hairpin lace crochet patterns and tutorials to create lacy and intricate scarves, blankets, clothing, accessories and home decor. The results are beautiful!
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This tutorial will demonstrate how to use Clover Pom-pom makers to make perfect pom poms.
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Older Kids will love to make these coil baskets. Made by wrapping yarn around a cord, these budget friendly baskets use up scrap yarn.
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This quick tip will have your tapestry needles threaded quickly and easily with a simple piece of paper!
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Treat the kids with cozy, fun, and creative toys and games that are made by crocheting! From stuffed animals to Amigurumi toys, the various projects are sure to bring a smile.
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Get inspired with these 50+ FREE Patterns for crochet angels. Find angel tree topper, ornament, centerpiece, amigurumi or bookmark to crochet.
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This is Milo the Reindeer, a crochet project created by Chris from a pattern by One and Two Company.
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How to make yarn pom-poms with a DIY cardboard pom-pom maker.
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This tutorial will show how to make t-shirt yarn. T-shirt yarn is made from cutting up old t-shirts and can be used to crochet and knit..
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Learn how to upcycle old greeting cards by making a greeting card basket that will look attractive anywhere in the home. Also Gift Idea!
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This is a description of both tatting in general with an emphasis on cro-tatting.
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Crocheting a baby lovey using the link on this page to a free teddy bear crochet lovey pattern is a way to make something special for a baby or toddler.
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No More Messy Yarn Stash! Yarn storage with plastic bins, egg cartons, shoe boxes, scotch tape and hair clips are a few excellent yarn storage solutions.
New Stuff
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This is the pattern I used to crochet the kitty.
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Amigurumi.com
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Before you start your first Tunisian project, here are five Tunisian tips you should know.
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Interweave
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This cute angel amigurumi pattern stands up and is worked in spirals.
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Lulu Loop
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The blanket size calculator will help you determine the desired amount of stitches and rows you should knit or crochet to create a blanket with any stitch combination.
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Joy of Motion Crochet
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This chart helps you to calculate the size of your finished project using a sample swatch of your crochet work.
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Stitch Fiddle
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Whip up a pair of cozy slippers.
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Annie's Craft Store
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A crochet glossary of crochet abbreviations with interruptation and other crocheting tips.
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Berroco
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Here are all of the free towel patterns by "A Crocheted Simplicity". Scroll down a bit to find the section for "Holiday & Character" towels to find all of the cute towel patterns she has!
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A Crocheted Simplicity
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When: May 17, 2020. Where: Torrance Cultural Arts Center, 3330 Civic Center Drive, Torrance CA. For more information, click on the above link.
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If you’re a beginning crocheter looking to try Tunisian, then the Soothing Shawl is the perfect project for you. Download the free pattern.
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Interweave