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 🧶 Materials & Setup Yarn : Worsted weight (e.g., cotton or acrylic), 3 colors:           Color A for the daisy center           Color B for daisy petals           Color C for the outer granny square rounds           Hook : 4 mm (G)           Others : Scissors, yarn needle 🌸 Round 1 – Daisy Center (Color A) 1.  Magic ring : Create and hold loose. 2. Chain 3 (counts as 1 dc). 3. Work 11 double crochet into the ring (total 12 dc stitches). 4. Join with a slip stitch to the top of starting chain‑3. 5. Pull the ring tight to close the center. 🥀 Round 2 – Petals (Color B) 1. Join Color B in any stitch. 2.  (Chain 3, dc in same stitch), chain 1 — this forms a small petal base. 3. Skip 1 stitch, then slip stitch into the next stitch to secure. 4. Repeat steps until you have 12 petals evenly around. 5. Slip‑stitch to t...

 🔹 What You'll Need: Yarn : Two colors (one for heart, one for border) – use DK or worsted weight Hook : Usually 4mm or 5mm (check yarn label for guidance) Scissors Yarn needle 🔸 Step 1: Begin With a Magic Ring 1. Start by making a magic circle (adjustable loop). 2. Into the ring, chain 3 (this counts as your first double crochet ). 3. Make 2 more double crochets into the ring (first cluster of 3 dc). 4.  Chain 2 (this forms the first corner). 5. Repeat the following three times :                                                           3 double crochets                                                           Chain 2 (each chain-2 space forms a corner) 6. Slip stitch i...

  1. Materials   Yarn:  Two or more colors (e.g., Color A and Color B). DK/worsted weight is common.   Hook:  Typically 3 mm–4.5 mm, but use whatever suits your yarn.     Extras:  Scissors, tapestry needle, stitch markers or pins. 2. The C2C Block Structure   Each “block” = ch 3 (or ch 2 for tighter work) + 3 dc (US terms).   Traditional increase uses ch 6 then 3 dc into chain chain. 3. Starting & Increasing (Bottom‑Left to Diagonal) 1. Ch 6  with Color A. 2. Dc  into the 4th chain from hook, and the next 2 — you’ve made your first block. 3.  Turn work 4.  For each increase row:   Ch 6. 3 dc in the same ch‑3 corner space. Slip‑stitch (ss) to join into the previous row’s ch‑3 space. Ch 3, 3 dc in that same space. Repeat  ss, ch 3, 3 dc  until the row has one more block than previous row. Turn at end. 4. Working Across (Increasing Phase) Continue increasing one ...

1. Materials   Yarn: Two or more colors (e.g., Color A and Color B). DK/worsted weight is common.   Hook: Typically 3 mm–4.5 mm, but use whatever suits your yarn.     Extras: Scissors, tapestry needle, stitch markers or pins. 2. The C2C Block Structure   Each “block” = ch 3 (or ch 2 for tighter work) + 3 dc (US terms).   Traditional increase uses ch 6 then 3 dc into chain chain. 3. Starting & Increasing (Bottom‑Left to Diagonal) 1. Ch 6 with Color A. 2. Dc into the 4th chain from hook, and the next 2 — you’ve made your first block. 3.  Turn work 4.  For each increase row:   Ch 6. 3 dc in the same ch‑3 corner space. Slip‑stitch (ss) to join into the previous row’s ch‑3 space. Ch 3, 3 dc in that same space. Repeat ss, ch 3, 3 dc until the row has one more block than previous row. Turn at end. 4. Working Across (Increasing Phase) Continue increasing one block per row (adds both width and height d...

 🧶 Step 1: Gather Your Materials Yarn: Two contrasting colors (Color A and Color B) – lightweight (DK/light worsted) works well. Hook: The video doesn’t specify, but a 4 mm (G/6) hook is a good starting point for this yarn weight. Accessories: Scissors and a yarn needle for weaving in ends. Step 2: Start with a Foundation Chain 1   Chain 5 (in Color A) 2  Slip stitch into the first chain to form a small ring. Step 3: Round 1 – Forming the First Circle 1  Into the ring, work 12 double crochets (dc) (US terms). 2  Join with a slip stitch to the top of the first dc. Step 4: Round 2 – Building the First Petals 1  Chain 3 (this counts as your first dc). 2  Dc in same stitch , then dc 2 together (dc2tog) —that makes a petal. 3  Chain 3, slip stitch in next stitch, chain 3, dc in same stitch as the slip stitch, dc in following stitch,       dc2tog in next . 4  You’ll create 4 petals total, completing the round wi...

  🧵 Materials & Setup Materials :  Medium-weight yarn of your choice Crochet hook (suitable size for that yarn—likely H/5 mm or I/5.5 mm) Scissors and yarn needle Size adjustment :  The tutorial is geared toward beginner-friendly sizing, fitting most adult heads. For other sizes, simply adjust the initial chain length accordingly. Step 1: Create the Foundation Chain 1   Chain a multiple : Make a foundation chain that reaches the desired head circumference. For example, around 80–90 chains for an adult size. 2   Check fit : Gently wrap the chain around your head to ensure it fits comfortably—not tight or overly loose. Step 2: Single Crochet the First Row 1  Starting in the second chain from the hook, work 1 single crochet (SC) in each chain across. 2  Continue SC all the way to the end of the chain. 3  Since this is a flat band, don’t join in a round—just proceed directly to the next row, working in back-and-forth rows. St...

  🧶 Materials & Prep 1 Materials needed  Medium yarn (cotton or acrylic)  Crochet hook (size per yarn weight)  Scissors, yarn needle, stitch marker 2 Gauge & size  The sample fits a standard smartphone (~7 cm × 14 cm)  Adjust chains to match your phone's width. Step 1: Foundation Chain & First Round Chain a multiple of stitches plus extra to fit your phone’s width (e.g., chain 20–22). Round 1: Slip‑stitch to form a ring, then single crochet evenly around both sides of the chain to create a small oval base. You’ll crochet along the foundation chain, turn, and continue back the opposite side. Step 2: Build the Sides (Rounds 2–4) Rounds 2, 3, 4: Chain 1, then single crochet into every stitch around. Join each round with a slip stitch. This builds up the height of the bag’s body. Step 3: Patterned Texture (Rounds 5–8) Round 5: Chain 4 (counts as first dc + ch-1 space). Skip next st, dc in next, ch 1 , repeat. Slip‑stitch into the 3...

🧶 Materials Needed 1 Worsted‑weight yarn (main color + optional accent) 2 Crochet hook  4 mm / G‑6 3 Scissors and tapestry needle Step 1: Start with a Magic Ring Form a loop with your yarn, overlapping it to create a ring. Insert hook into ring, yarn over (YO), pull up a loop. Chain 1 to secure the ring. Step 2: Crochet the Base in the Round Work 8 single crochets (SC) into the magic ring. Pull the tail to close the circle tightly. Slip‑stitch (SL ST) to join the round. Step 3: Increase the Base Round 2 : Chain 1, 2 SC in each stitch around (total: 16 SC). Join with SL ST.  Round 3 : Chain 1, 1 SC in first stitch, 2 SC in next around (total: 24 SC). Join.  Continue increasing in this evenly spaced pattern until your circle reaches the desired bag bottom diameter (video uses ~6 inches / 15 cm). Typically increase every other stitch until size is right. Step 4: Build Up the Sides Once the base is done, stop increasing. Chain 1, th...