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Favorite basic crochet patterns?
I'm fairly new to the world of crocheting. After mastering basic scarves I'm being ambitious and working on a blanket for my friend's baby due in March. (A blanket is just a giant scarf right? Haha.) I'm using a single crochet stitch and I managed to figure out how to switch colors so I'm doing 3 rows of each color before switching. It's actually turning out really well!! It's cream and pale green stripes based on the nursery colors.
So...all that said, I want to "graduate" to something a little more advanced. Any ideas? I'd love to tackle some mittens but I'm not sure how hard they are to crochet. Husband mentioned he would love a hat.
I'm open to any and all ideas. :-)
Thanks!
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Re: Favorite basic crochet patterns?
I think you're ready for either something crocheted flat that you need to learn increases or decreases for, or something in the round like a hat or mittens.
Ravelry's patterns can be sorted by how easy they are, so I'd give that a shot and see what you find.
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