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  🌟 “Only 1 Row” — Very Stylish & Simple Crochet Blouse This pattern uses a single memorized row that’s repeated to build an open, lacy fabric — perfect for a lightweight blouse. I wrote it step-by-step (US terms) so you can work from the text without watching the video. The blouse is made from two identical rectangular panels (front + back) that are seamed at shoulders and sides — very beginner friendly. Materials Yarn: DK / light worsted (or sport for a lighter fabric). Sample uses DK cotton blend. Hook: 3.5 mm (adjust to match yarn & gauge) Tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers, tape measure, blocking pins Optional: small buttons or tie closure (if you want a front opening) Abbreviations (US terms) ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet (only if used) sl st = slip stitch sp = space st = stitch rep = repeat RS = right side Overview & design notes Repeat: 1 row (the same row repe...

  Easy Continuous Crochet Flower — Step-by-step Finished size (sample): 5–7 cm (2–2.8") depending on yarn & hook. Yarn / hook (suggestion): Sport/DK yarn + 3.0–4.0 mm hook → medium small flower. Size 10 crochet thread + 1.5–2.5 mm hook → lacey tiny flower. Bulky yarn + larger hook → oversized decorative flower. Materials: yarn, matching hook, scissors (only for final cut), tapestry needle for weaving, blocking pins (optional). Abbreviations (US) ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet (optional) st = stitch sp = space rep = repeat Design overview (how it works) Work a small center ring . Make anchor loops around the center (ch-loops) that determine petal placement. Work petal fans into those loops (5-dc or 3-dc fans). Finish with a tidy outer round that stabilizes the flower. Do the whole flower continuously (no cutting) so you can imme...

  Triangle Shawl — Top-Down Shell & Arch Pattern (Top-down, grows on both edges and at the centre spine; lacy, drapey, beginner-friendly) Finished size (sample): about 150 cm wingspan × 75 cm depth (after blocking), worked in DK yarn and 1.00 mm hook. You can scale by changing yarn weight + hook or stopping sooner / working more repeats. Materials Yarn: DK / light worsted (approx. 400–600 g depending on final size) Hook: 1.00 mm (or size to get desired drape) Tapestry needle, scissors, blocking pins / mats Stitch marker (optional) for centre spine Abbreviations (US terms) ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble (UK treble = US tr; not required unless you want taller shells) sl st = slip stitch sp = space st = stitch rep = repeat RS = right side Pattern notes / structure (how it works) This is a top-down triangle shawl worked flat in rows (you will turn at the end of each row). Start at the top centre...

  SUPER Beautiful Lacy Square Motif — step-by-step Skill: easy → intermediate Sample finished motif: ≈ 10–12 cm (4–4.7") blocked when worked in DK yarn with a 3.5–4.0 mm hook. Adjust hook/yarn to scale. Materials Yarn: DK / sport cotton or acrylic (or crochet thread + small hook for delicate motifs). Hook: 3.5–4.0 mm (or appropriate for your yarn). Tapestry needle, scissors, blocking pins. Stitch markers (helpful when squaring/joining). Abbreviations (US) ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet (if used) sp = space st = stitch rep = repeat BLO = back loop only Overview / pattern math Motif is worked in rounds from center outward. Outer rounds create four corner clusters so motifs tile into a square grid. Final round includes even stitches/spaces suitable for join-as-you-go (JAYG). Motif — full written rounds Round 1 — magic ring center Make a ...