Tunisian Crochet Tops
14 Beginner-Friendly Patterns for Colorful Sweaters, Tanks and Tees!
Crochet Patterns
This size-inclusive crochet sweater pattern is full of texture and is easy to make! The sweater pattern PDF comes with lots of customizations. Choose from a full length sweater or cropped sweater pattern, loose or cinched ribbing, etc. The pattern is partially made-to-measure
Looking for a quick crochet gift for the holidays? This wine bottle cozy crochet pattern adds the perfect personal touch to a wine bottle gift, or for bringing over wine to a holiday party. This crochet pattern is full of fun texture and can be worked up quickly for a last minute crochet gift!
Use this easy colorwork technique to make plaid crochet pumpkins! This free crochet pumpkin pattern is easy to make but has a big impact. These pumpkins make the perfect fall crochet decor or unique crochet gift!
Summer for crocheters means one thing to me - cotton tops! This FREE crochet crop top pattern is size inclusive and easily adjustable. Make it a tank top or as short as a bralette! The stitch used gives the top coverage AND makes it unique.
If you can crochet, you can Tunisian Crochet! Learn Tunisian Crochet with this free beginner Tunisian crochet pattern. This Tunisian crochet dishcloth is made using the Tunisian Simple Stitch, an easy Tunisian crochet stitch to learn!
This stitch sampler crochet baby blanket pattern will have you not wanting to put down your hook! Beginner crocheters can learn 5 new crochet stitches, and intermediate or advanced crocheters will find this pattern will keep your interest. The soft textures are perfect for babies! This blanket is the perfect baby shower crochet gift.
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This modern dish towel is the perfect housewarming gift – or gift it to yourself! It has a beautiful texture to it while remaining simple, clean and modern.
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Looking for crochet stitches that look like knitting? Whether you are looking for crochet ribbing that looks knit, or want to mimic a specific knitting stitch such as the herringbone stitch, linen stitch, or the classic stockinette stitch, these crochet stitches will help your piece have a knit-like look! Click for the free crochet stitch tutorials.
Learn how to crochet the camel stitch with 3 easy methods! The Camel stitch is a beautiful textured crochet stitch. Click for the camel stitch crochet tutorial with written instructions and photos for how to crochet the camel stitch in the round and in rows!
Learn this easy stitch known as the moss stitch, linen stitch, or woven stitch. It has a beautiful knit-like look and is such an easy crochet stitch to learn! Use this crochet stitch for blankets or garments. Click for the full Moss stitch crochet tutorial.
The Half Double Crochet Slip Stitch is great for any time you need a stretchy fabric. Half Double Crochet Slip Stitch (HdcSS): Yo, insert hook into next stitch, pull up a loop so that you have 3 loops on your hook. Pull first loop on hook through remaining 2 loops. Stitch complete.
This Waistcoat Stitch tutorial shows just how easy this crochet stitch can be! Learn how to do the Waistcoat stitch and make crochet hats, bags, cup cozies, and more with this dense and versatile crochet stitch.
If you know how to Single and Double crochet, you can do this stitch! Learn the Crossed Double Crochet Stitch - a simple stitch that fun and easy to work up, and has gorgeous modern texture. This is a complete photo Crossed Double Crochet Stitch tutorial.
Sharing the Joy of Crochet
Hello! I’m Ashley, creator of Tiny Couch Crochet. And I’m happy you’re here! I’m a 30-something new mom with a tiny (but deceptively comfy) couch and a passion for crochet.
Although I learned the basics of crochet as a kid, I wasn’t consistent for a long time. I would just pick it up to make some granny squares now and then. A few years ago, after going through a rough time with infertility, I needed something to do with my hands and occupy my mind. So I dusted off my hooks and got back to it.
This time, I challenged myself to more advanced patterns and new techniques. And now I like to use those techniques to create modern patterns that are simple to create, but full of details and texture.
