If you’re looking for new crochet patterns or inspiration, there are so many great crochet blogs to follow.
I’ve discovered some of my favorite patterns through blogs, YouTube, and Pinterest. In this post, I’m sharing some of my favorite crochet blogs and what I love about their patterns and tutorials.
Beginner or experienced, I hope you find a new creator or pattern to try!
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FAVORITE CROCHET BLOGS TO FOLLOW
TL Yarn Crafts
I have to give a shoutout to the person who taught me how to crochet and helped me develop my love for it. I struggled for so long and was honestly about to give up.
Then I found Toni’s FREE Crochet Academy, and everything finally clicked. She explained things in a way that made sense to me, and I learned so much from her!
Toni offers patterns for all skill levels, including shawls, sweaters, hats, scarves, and more. You can find her patterns and tutorials on YouTube and her website.
My personal favorite is her Sunrise Coaster and Placemat pattern. I made a set for my kitchen table this summer using Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn in City Beat. I loved how they turned out, and I plan on making different sets for each season!
Jo To The World Creations
What I like about Jo is how slowly she walks you through her patterns on YouTube. She explains everything step by step, making her tutorials great for beginners.
Jo to the World also has plenty of free patterns, including blankets, dishcloths, home decor, bags, scarves, and more.
I’ve made several of her patterns, but I LOVE a good dishcloth! Her easy Crunchy Stitch Dishcloth has great texture and is perfect for scrubbing dishes. It also makes a quick and affordable handmade gift!
Okie Girl Bling ‘N’ Things
Kylee’s website is packed with crochet and knitting patterns, including amigurumi, bags, kitchen projects, wearables, blankets, and more. She also shares Tunisian crochet patterns, helpful tips, and stitch tutorials.
I’ve made a few of her patterns, but my favorite is the Easy Flower-Shaped Dish Scrubby. They’re quick to make, and my friends and family love getting them!
Elise Rose Crochets
Elise is one of the first crochet creators I subscribed to on YouTube. She is just adorable and I enjoy watching her review videos.
On her website you will find patterns for amigurumi, granny squares, blankets, and knitting patterns.
Elise also offers handmade business advice such as photography tips, YouTube tips, Etsy tips, blogging tips, etc.
Fiber Flux
Jennifer with Fiber Flux creates both crochet and knitting patterns, including scarves, shawls, hats, totes, dishcloths, and more.
One thing I love about her crochet patterns is that she has plenty of simple one-row repeats. Her tutorials are also easy to follow, especially when you’re learning a new pattern.
My first project from Fiber Flux was her Sweet Cream Crochet Scarf. I used Caron Cinnamon Swirl Cakes in the color Heat Wave, and it turned out beautiful!
HOW I CHOSE MY FAVORITE CROCHET BLOGS TO FOLLOW
I chose these crochet blogs based on the creators I actually follow and patterns I’ve tried.
I especially enjoy blogs with easy-to-follow tutorials, free patterns, and plenty of projects for different skill levels.
These are the creators I find myself going back to when I’m looking for something new to make.
MORE CROCHET BLOGS TO FOLLOW
There are so many crochet blogs out there that it’s hard to choose just a few!
Here are some more crochet blogs worth checking out for free patterns, tutorials, and inspiration for your next project.
- Bag-O-Day Crochet
- Blondie Knots
- Brunaticality
- Hooks and Heelers
- Sweet Softies
- Bella Coco
- Elyse Crochets
- Crochet and Tea
- Secret Yarnery
- The Crochet Crowd
FAVORITE CROCHET SUPPLIES
Here are a few of my favorite crochet supplies!
- Crochet Hooks– Clover! These hooks glide like butter!
- Stitch Markers– These simple stitch markers are always on hand.
- Project Bag– This project bag is affordable and holds so much!
- Rolling Cart– Purchasing a rolling cart was a game changer. I can move around wherever I want in the house to work on my projects.
- Yarn– I use a lot of cotton yarn and Hobby Lobby’s Crafter’s Secret is my go to!
I hope you found a few new crochet blogs to follow and plenty of inspiration for your next project! These creators have so many great patterns and tutorials to explore, from beginner-friendly projects to new ideas for experienced crocheters.