Crochet shapes flat patterns

Basic Crochet Base Patterns are always very useful in making variety of Crochet Patterns. Be it of any shape …Crochet Hexagon , Rectangle, Oval, Round, Square. You can make umpteen number of crochet projects with these simple Base patterns right from Crochet Bags, purses, cushion covers, pillows, scarf, rugs, placemats, blankets and many more as you wish.

Do you get stuck trying to figure out how to crochet a flat circle? Do you wonder what actually makes a circle more or less rounded, pointy, or flat? Are...

Reading Time: 2 minutesLearn how to crochet a basic oval shape How do you best understand crochet patterns? Do you prefer reading written instructions or diagrams, or watching […]

So, you want to design your own amigurumi. Or maybe you have something you want to freehand as a gift. So you choose your color, pick up your hook, and then start at it for a minute. How many stitches in the first round? How will I make this the shape and size I want? My dear friend, the answer is in the math.

This written crochet pattern (in US terms) provides instructions to make the following eight shapes: circle, oval, triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon, hexagon, and octagon. Make the shapes any size, simply by increasing (or decreasing) the yarn weight and hook size. Use them as aids to teach shapes and colours, make two sets of shapes to play matching games, or use them as appliques to sew onto cushion covers or blankets.

Join the Shapes Crochet-Along and get one free amigurumi shape pattern from Justyna! Crochet your own adorable shapes with this easy-to-follow pattern.

Hello there April! Crochet these cute little raindrops in just one round to celebrate April showers and May flowers. These are perfect for springtime or

I’m fascinated by making shapes. That could mean manipulating fabric into the shape of a bag or scarf or teddy bear using a sewing machine. It could be knitting and crochet yarn into fabric o…

Crocheting involves creating various shapes to achieve different outcomes, 2D shapes like circles can be made into doilies or rectangles made into blankets. As for amigurumi, it often involves creating various 3D shapes, for instance spheres and cylinders instead.

I know, I know. It’s only been a hot minute since I posted the last Christmas tutorial, but I can’t help it if the Crimbo crojo is on FIRE, right? Last year on our yearly getaway, my hu…

Did you know there are different C2C stitches in crochet? If you love the corner to corner method and looking for something different C2C crochet stitches,

Today I will show you how to crochet a triangle, a quintessential foundation crochet shape to know.