The Craft Stash Queen

If you can chain stitch and single crochet, you can make this absolute beginner crochet coaster pattern. When I created my beginner crochet series, I decided I would provide easy patterns to accompany the tutorials. I set out to create small, beginner projects so you can find success and have a project you can be proud of…without it taking forever.

The single crochet is one of the basic crochet stitches. After learning the chain stitch, the next step is to learn how to crochet the single crochet stitch. Your very first project is on the horizon. So let’s learn this stitch so you can get some practice in!

The chain stitch is the most basic crochet stitch. Nearly every project will start with a foundation chain. So let’s learn this basic stitch so you can be on your way to making your first project.

Before you can start crocheting, you need to get your yarn on your hook. You will accomplish this by making a slip knot. There’s many different ways to make a slip knot. I’m going to show you two ways. It’s relatively easy to make a slip knot. Let’s get started with this tutorial on how to make a slip knot so we can move onto doing some crocheting.

So you are thinking that you might like to try crocheting. Whether you are an absolute beginner or you are looking to start crocheting again, you are going to need some crochet tools for beginners. Luckily, the tools you need are relatively inexpensive.