Best Crochet Projects for Beginners || Blossom Crochet

[@leashab4005]

I hardly ever comment on a video, but I wanted to share something. I’m 23 and I started crocheting because I’m very limited on what I can do for a while because of my back. I was planning on taking a class but started watching KZbin videos to learn the basics. I found your channel, and the first thing I ever made (besides a few sample pieces) was a baby blanket using the ridged ripple blanket with the moss stitch border. I believe it turned out pretty well. Your a great teacher! Thank you for creating videos and sharing them with the world.

[@francescarney2935]

Thanks, for showing yourself! You're quite lovely! I'm envious!!

[@annabellemonroe7728]

This was so helpful! I’m thirteen and I’ve been crocheting for 3 years and I want to teach my mom how to crochet with something really easy.

[@hopestar910]

same!! although mum taught me

[@isabeldrotceh6425]

I wish I had seen this video when I first started crocheting. You’re quite right about granny squares, they are basic things to crochet but not the simplest. I’m sure many people will benefit from this video. It’s nice seeing you get more comfortable in front of the camera. Thanks for sharing Rebecca!

[@Quinnton98]

I love Granny squares. They are my favorite things to make.

[@albablabla]

I started with wrist warmers! I was so happy with them, they're really quick to make and you can probably make them with any stitch you like. I made ones with double crochet with a single crochet finish!

[@Biddybee]

I agree wholeheartedly... granny squares can be quite technical! Scarf or headband the best starter

[@RonZanderful]

Thank you for this. I watched a granny square tutorial and was quite put off by the idea. lol. I think I should like to start with matching scarves for my wife and my daughter.

[@dawnkurtz9541]

My granddaughter got lots of baby doll blankets when I was learning. She loved my wee projects! Fan from Ohio!

[@AlexDiaz-xf5dq]

Hello Dawn How are you doing today?

[@sofiablakey6454]

I’m glad you’re teaching viewers that beginning crocheters need to start out making easier projects❣️🎄 excellent advise!👍

[@couturebullet]

I love your videos. I'm left handed and always wanted to learn crochet. I've made hats, mittens and scarf and blankets all thanks to your tutorials.

[@julies5515]

Oh I have seen many beginner videos that I thought their is no way I could do that stitch or project. I started from the ground up learning to chain, then sc, and the double crochet. I have practiced with many dishcloths. I have found that you can make a lot of things with the sc and dc stitch. I have since made a couple of hair scrunchies and a couple ear warmers/headbands. I even made my first lap blanket and a couple of towel toppers. Practice practice practice

[@rachtipping3507]

Thank you so much for doing this video! It's good to know that there are some easy projects that new crocheters can practice on, granny squares are great but like you said, you need to make lots of them just to make a blanket or a scarf. Whereas some of these projects that you suggest don't take as long and you can feel good knowing that you've completed a project. Could you please do a video on how to make a beanie for the cold days and nights, Ive heard that they can be a good beginner project.

[@sharecare-tg2dx]

Thank you for putting this out there! You’ve been very helpful and YES, you’ve helped lead me in the direction of expecting too much from myself and taking a step back because the feeling of accomplishment is SO SO IMPORTANT when first starting out crocheting! I feel like I got ahead of myself and now expect too much for the skills I have acquired because there’s people out there that haven’t been in this very long at all and their skills are WAY above mine! I’ve been at this (re-self taught w/help of so many great crocheters on KZbin) for a while now...so thank you for your tips and encouragement and helping me to step back just a bit!!! ❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[@jerrytigrett1252]

I agree with you about the granny square, coming out square. Love your tutorials.

[@zayedkhan929]

What a great list of cute little projects. I’m not a beginner by any means but I remember what it was like to sit there and struggle with yarn the first couple of times I tried to crochet. I didn’t start out with a granny square, I started out with boring single crochet (then half double then double then treble crochet) swatches. I love all of these ideas especially the face scrubby!

[@sydneyoconnor6252]

Yes! This is a great idea. I started with dish rags/wash cloths bc even if they weren’t completely perfect they could still be used. My mom uses my very first fish rag that I made and she loves it🥺

[@f.a.s9174]

What a good idea! I begain with granny squares and I think it took me four months to finish them and connecting was another frustrating month, I love the idea of easier projects. Nice soluton for beginners!

[@susanorban3059]

Thanks so much for this video! I really like your suggestions and am currently working on a blanket for my 3 yr old grandson -don't remember the name of it but I got it off your site. It's where you go into each "V" and it moves very fast. Thanks so much. You are a marvelous teacher! Hugs from Arizona.💖

[@expensivejams6839]

I've just ordered my crochet supplies online and i wanted to start crocheting to build my patience and decrease my nervous energy thank you for this video

[@deborahm4484]

Hi l agree with you about thegranny square, the small dishcloth a. Great idea, but, l do love granny square blankets but as you say a bit much for a beginner, thanks for all your videos, Love them, Great to see someone young doing crochet,l am almost 70 so a long time crocheting, thanks for sharing your great talent xxx

[@ausencia63]

Thank you Rebekah for this really helpful video. I started to learn how to crochet, as its something I've wanted to do for years. I went for a major baby blanket which tuned out very wonky. So I've decided to go back to basics and your suggestions are brilliant. I tried to do the granny square but I just didn't get it. Thanks again.

[@jazzmenjagers4846]

OMG you just relaxed my brain I thought I was a failure for not being able to do a granny square

[@BlossomCrochet]

So glad this video put your mind at ease!

[@MamaMia-ye2be]

I’ve only been crocheting about a year and a half. I’ve made several throws and have a couple blankets I’m working on. I want to make a big blanket but I get bored. In between doing the blankets I pull out something small to do for that instant gratification. I make a lot of soap savers. I think that would be a good idea for beginners. I watched KZbin for the lessons but is a very easy project

[@christieflowers9375]

Hi I'm new to the word crochet. I went to buy the kit today. I was going to ask that question but never mind😊. I want to let u no thank u for ur slow talking n video. I want to make my daughter an pair of shorts for her bday oct 15. So I'm doing basics now but I'm happy i found u. Christie. I might get on ur nerves but ur all i got n found. So thank u for ur patients.

[@ebonyfool1169]

How did the shorts turn out? Did your daughter like them?

[@christieflowers9375]

Got mad

[@diannaschmitt3892]

I totally agree about the granny square! It took me a good month to figure it out. But once I got it I totally took off with other projects.

[@laurenj8517]

I like these suggestions! As much as I'm enjoying my granny squares (it was the first thing I was directed to, luckily for me I picked it up quickly, otherwise it might've put me off), I like the "done and finished" items more 😄 a scarf to match my hat is next!!

[@ilhaamkarriem256]

I really appreciate your channel. You taught me how to crochet. Thank you so much❣

[@kimrose7666]

once again amarvels video and the best advice I have seen!!!! Iappreciate how you take the time to pass on your knowledge!!! many many thanks as ateacher you are brillant

[@catherinepeters9138]

I love your channel. You have got me back my great passion to crochet. Instructions so clear your also so very patient, thank you very much. I’d love to do a v necked top do you ever do clothing tutorials?

[@aliwehr]

TY for an excellent video. I've been crocheting for many years and your advice is great. Love your vids and always look forward to them.

[@margaretclark6758]

You are so right.Iam a novice at crochet I have made a few baby hats and some scars,and thought I would try a cardigan for myself,well I have had trouble with the last sleeve and there is nothing more demoralizing than not being able to get a project finished.😥

[@mrs32509]

That’s why I’m here today. I really want to make a wearable piece other than a scarf or a shawl.

[@elaine58100]

Lovely to see you again. Thank you so much for this video I have found it really helpful. I have just started to crochet and did start with a granny square and although I managed to do it after a few attempts I did think I couldn't face doing lots of them at the moment. So thank you for pointing me in the right direction. I did manage to do a face scrubbie which although not perfect I felt quite proud of.

[@leonieradalj8677]

Thank you again. I noticed you mentioned about sewing threads in, however I choose to change colours on my work using the magic knot. ( I’m a beginner ). I wondered what your thoughts are on the magic knot? It seems so secure and neat and easy to change colour this way.

[@smurfmummy3106]

As always a brilliant tutorial! I started on a Granny square and yes it's hard going 😂 I love fast projects as I get bored easily and end up with 3 or 4 wips in my project box 😣 BTW I LOVE the shine on your hair!

[@theastewart6721]

Great video Rebekah! Your advice is spot on. It is such a great feeling to actually finish a project! Thanks for sharing!

[@knittedkat]

New sub! Can't wait for the Ear Warmer.

[@leashab4005]

Oh! I did forget to say that I believe your absolutely right! It would’ve been better for me to make wash cloths or something smaller first. Over all I enjoyed it but I sure was happy when it was done 😊It did help that I had to change colors quite often.. kinda broke up the monotony of it.Thanks again!!

[@sharonbenson381]

Your videos are so helpful..thank you

[@bye4453]

I suggest making a bracelet. I do mine differently, but they work. (DO the slip stitch first) Do however many chains you want, measure the size of your wrist. End the crochet, (look up a YT video if you need it!!) Then double/ triple knot it.

[@FiberFoxStudios]

These are great tips for beginners. Well done!

[@AlexDiaz-xf5dq]

Hello

[@deannarenno1634]

Great video it was very helpful and I love all the patterns. Thank you and Merry Christmas.

[@houriajawad6469]

Yes, one most basic thing is the granny Squares if you know how to do them other things you want to do will be much easier still not so easy but EASIER

[@fairwaycottage5889]

You are wonderful!♥

[@violalafevers680]

That is very true. For a long time I hated the granny square.

[@lisastreasures]

Thank you for the great gift ideas.😊

[@msnyder2233]

Can you post the link for the ear warmer? I found some amazing colored yarn and would like to make a matching ear warmer and scarf.

[@ceribeedle4387]

Rebekah Hey Sweetie.. I've been watching your Videos for a while now, and I really appreciate your Hard work on here.. Please do take care of Yourself and get Healthy; Mind & Body.. I've been told myself due to my health, "If you dont take care of YOURSELF, you're no good to anyone else".. So please, take it slow, and I hope you get in Remission.. My Prayers and Thoughts are with you..

[@brittanybella2514]

Look how cute my girl blossom is 😍😍😍 it's not just her voice 😂❤

[@tahaniplays]

Thanks nice 😍 Also thanks for trying them on so finaly now i know what there for and how to wear them 😁🌹😅❤️

[@richardsonramble4166]

Great Tips!!!

[@hausofdamo3396]

Going to start your beginners series! Any suggestions on a starter kit? X

[@lindasmock5420]

The scarf looks great on you. How would I make a shawl in that type of lace stitch. ? Can you direct me to that tutorial?

[@BlossomCrochet]

Sure thing Linda: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_TdqGOmNl7jdU

[@adelinasutherland4826]

I still haven’t made a granny square after 6 months of crocheting! I have so far made a pillowcase, basket, 2 hats, scarf and an incomplete curtain cause I forgot the stitch I used on it!!

[@carolcoughlan1936]

Hi l give my blankets to the sick children in hospital that l work it and lovely then and make there mum very happy and l do be happy to give them to them

[@rebeccafelker8851]

I have yet to conquer a square grannie square and I have crocheted for years. I always give up on the grannie.

[@tatianasashnikova2635]

Здравствуйте!Очень понравился первый снуд(который потеплее).Пожалуйста пришлите схему рисунка.У меня есть примерно такая пряжа Никак не могу придумать что из неё вязать.💝💝💝💐💐💐

[@nancystrand1920]

Hi could you crochet a toweltopper and dishcloth,placemat with holder for spoon ,knife, and fork crocheted clothes for dolls..have a nice weekend,nancy from wasaga beach,ontario,canada

[@AlexDiaz-xf5dq]

Hello Nancy.. How are you doing today?

[@sumbulhalim1396]

how to go on casted stitch

[@susanfryer1616]

Thankyou

[@miyacpa1656]

Where is the headband tutorial? Couldnt find in ur uploads

[@prettyboiquinn3930]

Does any one have good other tutorials for crocheting that are really simple I’m kinda dumb and stuff goes though my head a lot so I can’t ever find good ones :(

[@mariab.1997]

Scarf is first

[@tachikasumi1509]

Hello pls make cute crochet dress for Blythe doll

[@nayanacrochetknitting.8019]

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