Have you decided that you’re ready to give crocheting a go? Why not check out the crochet patterns below which are all beginner friendly 🙂
Still not sure about crocheting? Take a look at our ‘12 reasons to crochet’ for further motivation. Equally, if you have financial concerns about starting a new hobby check out our ‘20 ways to make crocheting more affordable’. Crocheting is accessible to everyone!
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Starting out with ‘easy’ patterns that you actually like the look of will help motivate you to keep trying, learn new techniques and ultimately ignite your passion for crocheting! If you get stuck feel free to reach out to the pattern designer, to a crochet group on Facebook or to your local crafty group/friends. Crocheters are generally a lovely bunch of people who are always willing to help out if they can.
Don’t have time to browse right now? Why not pin the image below for later 🙂
If you’ve never tried reading a written pattern before then I suggest participating in our ‘5 day challenge’, which aims to provide you with the necessary skills to read any pattern in ONLY 5 days! This is definitely a skill worth developing as only a small percentage of patterns come with a complete video tutorial.
You will find that some designers (including Elimee Designs) also provide a number of handy video tutorials to help you get through any trickier parts in the pattern. You can find ours here.
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Enjoy!
Feel free to have a browse below and click on your preferred pattern(s) – this will take you to where you can access the pattern itself. There are a mixture of paid and free patterns for you to choose from.
Beginner friendly patterns from Elimee Designs
Twisted Trio Ear Warmer (plain version)
We aim to make all of our patterns beginner friendly by providing photo/video tutorials, clear instructions, having our patterns tested by crocheters of all abilities and offering pattern support (easiet to access via our Facebook group). These patterns however were specifically designed with beginners in mind.
Beginner friendly patterns from other designers
Basic fingerless gloves – Raffamusa
Easy crochet bookmark – Jo to the World
1.5 hour beanie – Make and Do Crew
Prism pal whale – Ami Mommy Boutique
Serape crochet poncho, Navajo style – Meladora’s Creations
Zero waste reusable produce bag – Gorgeous Crafts
Kawaii dumbo octopus – Fernweh Crochet Studio
Suzette crochet hanging basket – Made by Gootie
Shay coasters – Eye Love Knots
Wind spinner – Knit Crochet Blog
Ada shrug – Banana Moon Studio
Sweet stripes can and bottle cosy – Green Fox Farm Designs
If you have any questions or queries about this blog post feel free to contact us 🙂
2 Responses
I enjoyed your email a lot. So much information I wanted! I would consider learning C2C or Tunisan slowly. I tried a stocking this year, but each day was something to work on. There’s other things to do and then I get nervous and quit. Oh well, nobody in the family needs socks. Thanks for great reading!! Sharon
You’re very welcome Sharon. It can be daunting to learn new skills but also incredibly satisfying when you master them. Well done for keeping going! Don’t be too hard on yourself if you need to pause every now and then, we all need an easy crochet day from time-to-time. If it helps I have a range of beginner-friendly tutorials available on YouTube, and you’re welcome to request anything that you can’t find 🙂