Lindsey 
This crochet Hanukkah gnome will make a great addition to your holiday gnome collection. He will celebrate along with you. He even brought his own Menora.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet Hanukkah gnome. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information. If you would like all of this in a nicely formatted printable format, you can purchase the Ad-Free Large Print PDF Pattern.
This crochet ear warmer pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle, sewing the ends together, and wrapping yarn around the front. This pattern is so quick and easy, that it makes a perfect last-minute holiday gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet ear warmer pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
This Ear Warmer is a perfect example of a pattern that looks harder than it is. We will make a fast ear warmer with a simple rectangle and a little sewing.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Cozy Striped Cowl
5. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
6. Knotted Headband
7. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
8. Ombre Scarf
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet fingerless mitts pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle, and sewing a seam that will create the fingerless mitts. This pattern is so quick and easy, that it makes a perfect last-minute holiday gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet fingerless mitts pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
These crochet fingerless mitts are a perfect example of a pattern that looks harder than it is. Instead of working a complex pattern to create the mitts, we will work a simple rectangle and sew a seam. Easy peasy!
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Cozy Striped Cowl
5. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
6. Knotted Headband
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet ombre scarf pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle, and sewing the ends together to create an infinity scarf or don’t sew a seam and leave the scarf long. This pattern is so quick and easy, that it makes a perfect last-minute holiday gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet ombre scarf pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
This crochet ombre scarf is a perfect beginner pattern. We get a beautiful ombre effect by using an ombre yarn. There are no color changes and only two ends to weave in.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Cozy Striped Cowl
5. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
6. Knotted Headband
7. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet washcloth pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle washcloth that will be fantastic for both in the bath or the kitchen. Make a set of these quick and easy washcloths to make a stunning gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern of this crochet washcloth. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
A quality washcloth is truly a treasure. My grandmother used to receive one a year from her best friend and used it all year long. She told me nothing was more durable than a handmade dishcloth.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Cozy Striped Cowl
5. Knotted Headband
6. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet cowl pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle and sewing it into a tube to create an easy cowl. This cowl is a quick project and makes a perfect gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet cowl pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
This crochet cowl is made super cute by using a self-striping yarn. It will also look great as a simple color or with a variegated yarn. This pattern could not be simpler to make, just crochet a rectangle and sew a seam.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
5. Knotted Headband
6. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet knotted headband pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle, knotting it, and sewing the ends together. This pattern is so quick and easy, that it makes a perfect last-minute holiday gift.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet knotted headband pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner-friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
This knotted headband is a perfect example of a pattern that looks harder than it is. Instead of working a complex pattern to create a cable or knot at the top of the headband, we will just work a long rectangle and then knot it and sew it into a headband. Easy peasy!
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns including the ones listed below.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Farmhouse Style Pillow
4. Cozy Striped Cowl
5. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
6. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
The Santa Claus gnome would not be complete without his crochet Mrs. Claus gnome. They are two peas in a pod and together make Christmas more enjoyable than ever.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet Mrs. Claus gnome. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information. If you would like all of this in a nicely formatted printable format, you can purchase the Ad-Free Large Print PDF Pattern.
This crochet coaster pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a square and lining it with some felt to create a simple but useful coaster. Make a set of coasters and give them as gifts or use them for stocking stuffers for friends or parents.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet coaster pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information. To make this pattern easier for beginners, I have written the pattern with and without abbreviations.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
What I didn’t not expect as how much I, as an advanced crocheter, enjoyed working these simple patterns. They were relaxing and had a beautiful minimalist look. They are also a wonderful way to showcase beautiful yarns.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns.
1. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
2. Farmhouse Style Pillow
3. Cozy Striped Cowl
4. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
5. Knotted Headband
6. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder
This crochet pillow cover pattern is perfect for beginner crocheters. We will simply be crocheting a rectangle and sewing it into a pocket pillow cover, so you can remove the inner pillow and easily wash the cover.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this crochet pillow cover pattern. You will also find all the materials, stitches, gauge, and sizing information. To make this pattern easier for beginners, I have written the pattern with and without abbreviations.
While working on my “How to Crochet” series, I wanted to provide several beginner friendly patterns to help new crocheters practice. Plus, I wanted to show beginners how many items they could make with just crocheted squares and rectangles.
What I didn’t not expect as how much I, as an advanced crocheter, enjoyed working these simple patterns. They were relaxing and had a beautiful minimalist look. They are also a wonderful way to showcase beautiful yarns.
Make sure to check out the other beginner-friendly patterns.
1. Simple Square Coasters
2. Quick and Easy Coffee Cozy
3. Cozy Striped Cowl
4. Farmhouse Style Washcloth
5. Knotted Headband
6. Beginner Fingerless Mitts
7. Ombre Scarf
8. Simple Ear Warmer
9. Cozy Cocoon Cardigan
10. Snuggle Blanket
11. Minimalist Pot Holder