Start here10 bathroom crochet patterns: character toilet paper holders
Gnome, snowman, pumpkin, fox, ghost, highland cow, bee, owl, mushroom house and bear — all free.
Beginner to intermediate · 30 min read
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Free crochet patterns & tutorials
Want to make it yourself? Our free crochet patterns and photo tutorials take you from your very first chain to finished amigurumi. Every pattern is tested in our studio, uses US crochet terms (with UK notes) and lists the exact yarn and hook we used.
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How to crochet a magic ring
The adjustable starting ring used in almost every amigurumi.
Beginner · 8 min read
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Start hereEasy granny square pattern for beginners
One square, endless projects — blankets, bags and cushions.
Beginner · 12 min read
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10 crochet toilet paper holder patterns (free bundle)
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New to crochet? Start here
You need surprisingly little to begin: a 4–5 mm hook, a ball of smooth, light-coloured worsted cotton (dark and fuzzy yarns hide your stitches) and a pair of scissors. Learn the chain, single crochet and the magic ring, and you can already make your first amigurumi.
US or UK terms?
Our patterns use US terms. A US single crochet is a UK double crochet — every pattern includes a quick conversion note so you never get lost.
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Patterns & Tutorials FAQ
Are your crochet patterns really free?
Yes. All patterns on this site are free to read online. You can make and sell finished items from them; please do not redistribute the pattern itself.
Do you use US or UK crochet terms?
US terms, with a UK conversion note at the start of every pattern.
What should I learn first as a beginner?
The slip knot, chain, single crochet and magic ring. With those four you can make granny squares, simple hats and your first amigurumi.
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