If you are brand new to crocheting, and this is your first venture, then you may want to follow this simple tutorial to make a basic beginner crochet scarf. It features a fun pattern with a unique stitch that gives it some texture without making the pattern too complex. Plus, you only need one color, and the video tutorial will walk you through each step so you can follow along and ace the project in just a week or two.

There are a lot of beginner scarf patterns out there for beginners to crochet, but if you live in a warmer climate, they are likely useless to you. Instead, try out some fun, practical crochet patterns like this crochet stash basket pattern. These make great gifts and offer you may practical storage uses. Depending on the colors you choose, you can use them in your kitchen, utility closet, bathroom, and bedroom. They are a great way to add your personality to each room of your home.

During the colder months, there is nothing more comfortable than snuggling underneath a warm chunky blanket. The pattern used to stitch it makes the result look much more complex and intricate than it is, and it will last for years. Be warned that it will take about 13 balls of yarn to complete your blanket, but you won’t be sorry once you are done. This makes a great gift for yourself or others. Plus, it will only take you a few days to make if you are familiar with crochet, or a week if you are new.

A beanie is just about the easiest crochet that you could create, and with the help of this free handy tutorial, you can be on the road to creating a beanie a day in no time. The pattern is very simple for this beanie, and there is a video that will help visual learners see how the beanie comes to life. Only basic stitches are used so you should have no problem following along as a beginner, and you can save a great deal of money by making your own fun beanies. You can even choose light yarn to create a year-round beanie.

Spring and summer always seem like baby season, so if you have a lot of baby showers to attend this year, you may want to think about learning to make this simple baby blanket. You can keep it simple with one color or choose to use several colors to compliment the pattern. Plan on spending a couple of weeks on the pattern your first time through, after which, you will probably find that you can complete a blanket a week in custom colors.

If these patterns are overwhelming you, then start easy with this simple DIY chain necklace. Not only does the necklace look stunning, but it is a great piece for beginners. You only have to use a small amount of crochet to create it. This makes it a great introduction to the craft. You should have no problem creating the project in just a day. Once you get comfortable with the necklace pattern, you can try using several colors to add a personalized touch to your creations.

This stunning ruffled crochet bag can serve many purposes around the house. This makes it a fun project for beginners to get started with. This cute little bag can be used as decoration, as an actual purse, or given to small children for play. The first time through it is a good idea to stick to one color. As you get more comfortable, you can choose to use a couple of different colors or go with a chevron pattern to create something you can be proud of.

Potholders are a great place to get started if you are intimidated by more complicated patterns. They are pretty basic and usually only require you to practice a basic stitch as you make your circles around. As you get more secure in your talents, you can branch out and try out some of the fun fruity patterns found in this tutorial. These make great summer cookout potholders for your home or to give as gifts. Plus, as a bonus, they don’t require much yarn, so they are a great project to get started with.

Another great pattern for beginners that are just learning is this very simple crocheted chain bracelet pattern. You will have to purchase bracelet hooks to hold the chains together. The result is very pretty and very simple making it worth the extra purchase. Plus, it will only take you a couple of hours, to complete the project. This is also a great project for young children that are learning to crochet along with you.