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Finished MooglyBlog Crochet-Along 2020! Each square is by a different designer, and they’re posted all year; you pick the border and the join and you have a blanket ready by Christmas (although I fell off, I had fun finishing it up late hahahaha). Each square is about a foot squared, so the whole blanket is a little over 6x4. C:

🐙Introducing the Halloween Candy Tentacle Bowl! This fun project is made with super bulky yarn so it works up fast for slightly spooky fun! I hope you like it - and have a great weekend!  https://www.mooglyblog.com/halloween-tentacle-candy-bowl/

The best basics course that I’ve found is Moogly’s (mooglyblog’s?). They have video and picture tutorials for everything crochet, but to start with here’s a link to their “Learn to Crochet” post https://www.mooglyblog.com/learn-how-to-crochet/ Search that blog for pretty much any stitch you need an explanation for, and they probably have a tutorial for it. It’s how I learned to crochet and I still use it sometimes; it’s a great resource! They also have a whole bunch of free patterns.  https://www.mooglyblog.com/category/free-moogly-patterns/ All About Ami also has some great how-to posts, focused more on amigurumi but with some more general ones:  https://www.allaboutami.com/tips/ And the Make and Do Crew has a lot of tutorials:   https://makeanddocrew.com/category/knitting-and-crocheting/how-to-tutorials/page/2/ That site (and All About Ami) also have lots of patterns with very detailed explanations, including pictures of video tutorials.  For basic patterns, I’d start with https://makeanddocrew.com/1-hour-free-crochet-hat-pattern-beginners/ or maybe   https://www.allaboutami.com/knottedheadband/ One’s a hat, the other a headband, but both are made flat and sewed together once you’re done, and both have detailed tutorials (the hat especially).  tl;dr: Start with Moogly for beginning to crochet, stitch explanations, and some free patterns, especially if you learn best from videos. All About Ami and the Make and Do Crew both have lots of tutorials, but both tend to be more advanced than the Moogly tutorials (not all! There are some basics posts on both sites), and if you want to make amigurumi I’d say check out All About Ami’s site. For any other patterns, I cannot recommend ravelry.com highly enough. So many patterns! There are forums that I don’t really use but I’ve heard they are good! So many different ways to filter searches! Ravelry is the best, for both crochet and knitting. If you ever have specific questions about a crochet pattern or have something you want to make but can’t find a pattern, I’m happy to help! I’m not as good at knitting as I am crochet, but I’d be happy to try to help with that too, or at least point you in the right direction. 

pattern is the Oh My Blanket from @mooglyblog

I'm so happy I found this pattern again! It's the Moroccan Tile Stitch and there's an easy to follow video tutorial on Mooglyblog.com. That's why I put the octopus (a lovely gift from a friend ♡) into the pictures. ;) This cowl is super warm and a total eyecatcher. Love it! #Cowl #handmade #custom #warm #twocolored #Mooglyblog #tutorial #yuki For custom doll orders Yuki87.deviantart.com Yukisdollhouse.etsy.com [email protected] Or just a direct message here. ^_^

I’ve started my cowl, just look at the colours coming through! I love it! ❤️💛

Free pattern / tutorial byTamara Kelly from mooglyblog.com