Small star crochet

Hi Crochet Lovers! Today we have a really simple but lovely crochet pattern, we will learn how to crochet small stars. Great as applique and for any kind of decorations. Video tutorial available on YouTube: HOW TO CROCHET SMALL STAR: crochet a tiny star applique | step by step tutorial, crochet for beginners https://youtu.be/JwTw2mYtigI Abbreviations: Ch = Chain SC = Single crochet DC = Double crochet Rep = Repeat Hook Size(s): 3mm (depending on how big you want the star to be, you can use a…

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This guide will teach you how to create small star appliques, a versatile addition to almost any crochet project. These stars are perfect for adding a

This is an easy pattern to make a small star applique. The size of your hook and yarn will determine the size of the end result. I used a H/5mm hook with worsted weight yarn and my star is about 2.5 inches across from point to opposite point. Perfect for sewing on to just about anything! If you want your star smaller, use a smaller hook and/or a lighter yarn. For a larger star, use a larger hook and/or thicker yarn. ABBREVIATIONS:CH = ChainDC = Double CrochetHDC = Half Double CrochetSC…

Making these Free Crochet Star Patterns perfect your Crochet skills and the result is a great and beautiful decoration.

Use this free star crochet pattern to make hair accessories, a baby mobile or garland, appliques - or whatever you want!

This easy crochet star pattern is perfect for using up scrap yarn. Use as an applique, tree ornament, gift topper or garland.

I am a firm believer that if I can think up a crochet pattern, especially one so easy, then probably somebody else has too. I don't believe that simple crochet patterns belong to anyone. This is my first ever crochet diagram. Isn't it pretty! It's pretty self explanatory really if you already crochet. I used some kool cotton from my stash. to begin (I'm using uk terms) chain 5, slip stitch into the first chain to create a ring. {1 dc, 1tr, 3ch, 1tr into the ring} repeat 4 more times finish…