10 Simple Crochet Patterns That Any Beginner Can Make

Many crafts require a steep learning curve before you are skilled enough to make beautiful finished items. Crochet is not one of those crafts!

There are many simple crochet patterns available for those of you who have just picked up the hook. Even a very beginner in crochet can make beautiful products of all types using just the basic crochet stitches that you’ll learn right away.

Here are 10 simple crochet patterns that any beginner can handle.

crochet basket

1. Put Clutter in Its Place With This Crochet Basket

Using your yarn to make something that can hold more yarn? Alllll the yes. Of course, these crochet baskets are super versatile, so feel free to think beyond yarn storage, too. This basket is a bit of a choose-your-own-adventure experience. The pattern calls for super bulky-weight yarn, but really, anything goes. You can hold together multiple strands for a scrappy version, add stripes, go ombré: this basket is your oyster.

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granny squares

2. How to Crochet Granny Squares And Bring Back Old-School Cool

You gotta love the granny! Even if you don’t crochet, you can probably pick out a classic granny square afghan from a lineup. Two factors account for the granny square’s icon status: simplicity and versatility. A solid square is straightforward and repetitive, but then there are a million ways to riff off that simple square — from playing with color to changing up the shape and more.

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3. Corner-to-Corner Washcloth Pattern

Corner-to-corner crochet is a popular technique that can be used to make all kinds of fun projects. Not sure where to begin? Try this dishcloth by Corrina Ferguson. This small project is the perfect first corner-to-corner project. Make it your own by changing colors for a fun, scrappy dishcloth./p>

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crochet baby booties

4. These Crochet Baby Booties are a Win-Win: Adorable and Easy

Fact: babies can never have enough booties: And since those little wiggly toes grow so fast, you’re going to want to make a bunch. Lucky for you this pattern is super simple and super fast. So simple, in fact, that the pattern stays the same, regardless of which size you’re making: just switch up your yarn and hook to whip up different sizes.

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finishing crochet granny square hexie

5. This Crochet Flower Hexie is Coming Up Roses

Good news: crocheted flowers and hexie motifs are a perfect match. We love these worked up in a rainbow of colors — just join them together for an afghan full of gorgeous blooms. If joining’s not your thing, these motifs stand on their own as placemats, too. Add a few extra rounds with your final color until you have the size you need.

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6. Simple Crochet Flowers Pattern

One of the amazing things about crochet is that it’s easy to create unique shapes and motifs. Crocheted flowers are so versatile and can be used to add a delicate detail to a project or stand alone as a pin or hairclip. These simple crocheted flowers are only two rounds – meaning in a short time you can have a whole beautiful bouquet!

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Crocheted Mini Snowflakes

7. Crochet Cute Little Snowflakes Faster Than They Can Fall

If you’re looking at your holiday project list and starting to panic, we’ve got you! These crochet snowflakes are fast, easy, cute and totally giftable. Stitch up a flurry and show that list who’s in charge.

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8. Easy Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern

Crochet triangle shawls are such a popular shawl shape because of their versatility and wearability. Designer Mary Beth Temple has created a fun and lacy triangle shawl worked from the top-down. With rows of double crochet broken up by lacy stitch patterns, this shawl will keep your interest the entire time you are crocheting it.

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pink crochet bobble pillow

9. Crochet a Bobble Pillow for the Sweetest Dreams

We’re so smitten with this totally touchable pillow, we’re blushing! The pattern is worked from a chart, but don’t let that scare you away — it’s easier than you think!

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10. Bijou Headband Pattern

The Bijou Headband is an easy, beginner-friendly project that uses a simple variation on the slip stitch to create a stretchy, squishy fabric that hugs your head. Puff stitches decorate the edges, creating a textured, beaded effect that contrasts nicely with the ribbing of the headband. Join Brenda K. B. Anderson as she gives you the skills you need to make this quick project and shares helpful tips for customization!

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37 Responses to “10 Simple Crochet Patterns That Any Beginner Can Make”

  1. Terry Griffin

    I am new so please pick me and go slow on shown me how to crochet. Thank you so. Much.

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      Hi Brenda. I am sorry you are having trouble downloading the pattern. Here is the link. Once you enter your email address you can click on “download pattern”. https://go.creativecrochetcorner.com/a31979/
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      Sarah
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  2. Roberta Ann Matula

    Thank you for the patterns. Even experienced crocheters and knitters can appreciate simple patterns like these.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello,

      Thank you for contacting us.

      Please click on the “Get the FREE pattern here>>>” link below each photo to access the free patterns.

      If you have any further questions, please email or call Customer Service.

      Sincerely,

      Sarah
      Craftsy

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  3. Greta Floyd-Small

    Please send me the headband pattern it looks so interesting and easy

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    • Greta Floyd-Small

      Please send me the headband pattern it looks so interesting and easy

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  4. Ciely F

    Muchas gracias por este patrón de diadema tan hermoso. me ha encantado.
    Soy nueva en el tejido, pero voy a intentarlo.

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  5. Chris Matheson

    I just make things for family and friends to keep my mind and hands busy. Thank you

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  6. Jessica R Harris

    I’ve made a headband similar to these just a different pattern. I love them can’t wait to make more. Gonna try this pattern design. Thank you for sharing.

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  7. Ellen Henson

    I tried clicking on the highlighted blue text where it says ‘click on free pattern here’ and up it comes every single time. Again….the blue text just before the next picture. Click on that and it will take you to the free pattern!!

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  8. Denise Florence

    I tap on a free crochet pattern and it takes me to a new page. No matter what free crochet pattern I select, it doesn’t let me check out!

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    • Kay

      I have the same problem. I click on the link for any of the free patterns and I get redirected to the craftsy home page.

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