Welcome to Oombawka Design Crochet’s free crochet tutorials! Each tutorial is designed to guide you with easy, step-by-step instructions for guaranteed success. From basic crochet stitches to advanced techniques, you’ll find projects for every skill level. Browse my collection of photo and video tutorials and start crocheting with confidence!
Step-by-Step Free Crochet Tutorials for All Skill Levels
Add a touch of rustic charm to your kitchen with this easy Farmhouse Dishcloth crochet pattern. You only need 39 grams of yarn and basic stitches to complete this practical and stylish project. With photo steps and a full video…
If you’re short on time but want to make something useful, this Modern Crochet Dishcloth is the perfect project. It uses just 93 yards of yarn and simple stitches like chains, single crochet, and double crochet. I’ve also included helpful…
Welcome back! I’m happy to share three new dishcloth crochet patterns with you this month. Each one features a different stitch to help you build your skills while making something practical. Try the Larksfoot Stitch in the Modern Crochet Dishcloth,…
If you’re looking for a quick and practical crochet project, my Cottage Dishcloth Pattern is a great choice! It’s simple enough for beginners and works up fast, making it perfect for everyday use. Made with just 106 yards of Lily…
This month’s Dishcloth of the Month Club features three pretty and practical crochet dishcloth patterns! These designs are perfect for trying new stitches, using up left-over yarn and for using in your kitchen. Try my Cottage Dishcloth, Heidi’s Hoppy to…
If you’re looking for a quick and practical crochet project, my Favorite Crochet Dishcloth Pattern is a great choice! It’s simple enough for beginners and works up fast, making it perfect for everyday use. Made with just 94 yards of…
This month’s Dishcloth of the Month Club features three beautiful and functional crochet dishcloth patterns! These designs are perfect for adding texture to your kitchen or gifting to friends. Try My Favorite Crochet Dishcloth, the Blossom Stitch Crochet Dishcloth, and…
Sometimes, you’ll need to join with a treble crochet stitch. You can do this by slip stitching to join, chaining 4, and then working your first treble crochet, or you can use a standing treble crochet stitch. This technique allows…
Did you know you don’t have to slip stitch and chain up when starting a new round? Instead, you can use a standing double crochet to create a seamless join and cleaner color transitions. This simple technique makes your crochet…
Want to avoid visible seams when crocheting in the round? Instead of slip stitching and chaining 2, join with a half double crochet stitch. This technique creates a smooth, seamless transition—perfect for color changes and projects worked in continuous rounds….
This free Granny Slipper Pattern is perfect for crafting cozy slippers that fit just right. Easily customizable to any size, these slippers are ideal for everyone in the family. With helpful photos included, you can create the classic design or…
Looking for a crochet project that’s quick and practical? The Busy Mama’s Crochet Dishcloth Pattern is exactly what you need! This textured dishcloth is perfect for everyday use and can be completed in about an hour. Using just 49 yards…
