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.
Recent Videos and Tutorials
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Use up all those leftover balls and skeins of yarn you have laying around with this colorful crochet scrap blanket pattern.
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Towels make wonderful holiday gifts and these crocheted towels do not disappoint! Make these cute crochet dish towels with free patterns.
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This crochet quick tip is on how to keep crochet stitches from unravelling when you set the project aside.
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Here is a quick tip on the importance and how to use a stitch marker when crocheting continuous rounds.
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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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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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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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Tuna & Bones are free amigurumi patterns. Make this fun and adorable crochet cat pattern and crochet dog pattern with Red Heart Super Saver Yarn.
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Find over 60 Free crocheted afghan patterns! Find your next crochet project in this list of free crochet afghan, blanket and throw patterns.
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Free online conversion charts and calculators for crochet, including yarn yardages, hook, and knitting to crochet pattern conversions.
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Are you ready to make some fabulous crochet hanging towel holders and crochet towel toppers? This page has loads of free crochet patterns for holders, toppers, and the towels themselves.
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Get inspired with these 25+ FREE Patterns for crochet angels. Find a wonderful tree topper, ornament, centerpiece or bookmark to crochet.
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This is a description of both tatting in general with an emphasis on cro-tatting.
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Finish your handmade knit and crochet creation with your signature. Simply add personalized labels to handmade items.
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There are different ways to sew crochet appliques to crochet pieces. This guide shows how to attach them so the stitching doesn't show on the back of the item.
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Learning to crochet in back loop will be easy with our BLO crochet video lesson and this step-by-step picture tutorial.
New Stuff
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Here you will find the written pattern and video tutorial for the Alpine stitch blanket border.
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Winding Road Crochet
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This crochet blanket border can be added to any blanket.
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Winding Road Crochet
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This border is worked in four rounds using two basic crochet stitches.
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Attic 24
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This herringbone crochet blanket border with its one-row repeat pattern is a great addition to any blanket.
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Winding Road Crochet
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This sweet little crochet puff edge tutorial can be used to finish off a blanket, washcloth, or pretty much whatever pattern you like!
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Daisy Farm Crafts
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Here is a cute edging for your fall crochet projects...a crochet edging with sweet little pumpkins in a little row! Get the free pattern instructions here.
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Fiber Flux
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The reverse shell border is easier than it looks. The shells are worked by repeating three basic crochet stitches - single crochets and double crochets, along with the slip stitch.
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Heart Hook Home
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This simple rib crochet blanket border is a great addition to any blanket or project. Learn how to make it here.
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Winding Road Crochet
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Want to surround your crochet project with a fun frilly ruffle edging? This is the tutorial for you.
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Dream A Little Bigger
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This simple shell border is easy peasy consisting of only two crochet rounds.
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Daisy Farm Crafts