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Spring and flowers just  belong  together — and what better way to bring a little bloom into your home than with a crochet tulip that never wilts? 🌷 This mini tulip is super quick, beginner-friendly, and makes a lovely touch for gifts, table decor, or even bouquets. You can whip up a bunch in different colors and have a little flower garden on your desk or windowsill! 🧶 What You’ll Need: Yarn : Worsted weight yarn in: Flower color (any pastel or bright) Green (for stem & leaf) Hook : 3.5 mm or 4 mm Stuffing : Just a tiny bit Yarn needle & scissors Optional: Hot glue and wooden stick (if you want to turn it into a bouquet) ✨ Stitches Used (US Terms): MR  – Magic Ring SC  – Single Crochet INC  – Increase (2 SC in one stitch) DEC  – Decrease (SC two together) CH  – Chain SL ST  – Slip Stitch 🌸 Pattern: Mini Crochet Tulip 🌷 Flower Head (Make 1 – in any flower color): MR, 6 SC into ring (6) INC around (12) (SC, INC) x6 (18) 4–6. SC around (...

Spring is in full swing, and with Easter just behind us, I couldn’t resist sharing one of my favorite little makes of the season: a  tiny crochet chick ! 🐥 It’s cute, beginner-friendly, and takes less than an hour to whip up. Whether you’re making it as a gift, a desk buddy, or just for fun, this little spring chick is sure to bring a smile. 🌼 Why You’ll Love This Project Minimal sewing (yay!) Uses very little yarn – great stashbuster Perfect for beginners dipping into amigurumi Makes a great addition to spring decor or Easter baskets 🧶 What You’ll Need: Yarn : Worsted weight yarn in: Yellow (main body) Orange (beak & feet – optional) Hook : 3.5 mm (or size to match your yarn) Stuffing : Fiberfill Safety Eyes : 6mm (or embroider with black thread) Yarn needle Scissors ✨ Stitches Used (US Terms): MR  – Magic Ring SC  – Single Crochet INC  – Increase (2 SC in one stitch) DEC  – Decrease (SC two stitches together) SL ST  – Slip Stitch CH  – Chain ?...

  👜 How to Crochet a Simple Spring Tote (Beginner-Friendly!) There’s something so satisfying about making your own bag — especially when it’s light, airy, and perfect for spring. Whether you’re heading to the market, the park, or just carrying your current WIP, this little tote is a fun and functional project. Today I’m sharing a super simple, beginner-friendly pattern you can try — no fancy stitches, no complicated shaping. Just grab your favorite cotton yarn and let’s get started! 🧶 What You’ll Need: Yarn:  Medium-weight (worsted or DK) cotton yarn (I like using pastel or natural shades for that spring vibe 🌸) Hook:  4.5mm or 5mm Scissors & Yarn Needle Optional: Stitch markers 🧵 Stitches Used (US Terms): CH  – Chain SC  – Single Crochet DC  – Double Crochet SL ST  – Slip Stitch 🪄 Pattern: Simple Spring Tote Bottom of the Bag: CH 31 SC in 2nd CH from hook and in each across (30 SC) CH 1, turn. SC across Repeat Row 3 for 12 rows (or however ta...

  🎨 Spring Crochet Color Palettes to Try This Season Color is one of the first things that draws me into a project. And with spring finally here, it feels like the perfect time to switch things up — think soft pastels, gentle brights, and nature-inspired tones that bring a fresh vibe to your crochet. If you’re looking for a little palette inspo for your next make, here are a few spring color combos I’m loving right now. You can mix and match these for granny squares, garments, home decor, or even small things like coasters and appliqués. 🌸 🌿 1. Blush Pink + Cream + Sage This is soft, romantic, and totally beginner-friendly when it comes to combining colors. It works beautifully for spring decor, lacy tops, or anything floral. Project ideas: Flower granny squares Jar cozies A mini tote or pouch 🍋 2. Butter Yellow + Soft White + Mint Green This combo reminds me of lemonade stands and breezy mornings. It’s cheerful without being too bold. Project ideas: Baby blankets Spring headba...

  🧶 My Favorite Yarns for Spring Crochet Projects Spring is here — and that means it’s time to swap out the chunky wools and cozy alpacas for light, breathable yarns that feel fresh and easy on the hook. 🌿 Whether you're planning a lacy shawl, a breezy top, or some pastel home decor, here are my go-to yarns that make springtime crochet feel  just right . 🌸 What Makes a Good Spring Yarn? Before I share my faves, here’s what I usually look for in spring yarns: Lightweight:  Think DK (3) or sport (2) for airy projects. Breathable fibers:  Cotton, bamboo, linen, or blends. Soft drape:  For wearables like tops or shawls. Fresh colors:  Pastels, naturals, and earthy brights. 🧵 1. Cotton Yarn (Forever a Spring Staple) Cotton is my #1 pick for spring. It's soft, sturdy, and perfect for everything from dishcloths to delicate wearables. Why I love it: Breathable and cool to the touch Holds shape well (great for bags or baskets) Comes in beautiful spring palettes ...

🌸 10 Spring Crochet Patterns to Inspire Your Next Project There’s something magical about spring — the soft pastels, blooming flowers, and longer days always seem to spark that itch to crochet something fresh and light. Whether you're looking to make something useful, decorative, or just plain fun, here are 10 spring-perfect patterns to inspire your next WIP (work-in-progress). These are beginner to intermediate-friendly, and every single one brings that springtime joy to your hook. 🌿 1.  Simple Crochet Market Bag There’s nothing more spring than walking to the local market with a handmade tote. These mesh-style bags are lightweight, reusable, and surprisingly sturdy. 🧺 Perfect for: yarn hauls, grocery runs, or spring picnics. 2.  Lacy Spring Headband A quick and satisfying make! Headbands are ideal for using up yarn scraps and adding a soft, boho touch to your outfit. 🌸 Try light cotton yarn in pastel colors for that fresh, spring vibe. 3.  Crochet Flower Appliqués T...