Beginner · 4 pages · US termsEveryday Cotton Dishcloth — a Simple Single Crochet Pattern
Make a small cotton dishcloth with 24 single crochets per row, clear edge rules and a simple finish without a border.
Small makes.
A lovely beginning.
Start with a useful square, a simple textured bookmark or a little flower. Each PDF contains the complete recipe, materials, terminology and finishing notes. Download directly, without an email address.
Beginner · 4 pages · US terms
Easy · 4 pages · US termsRibbed Cotton Bookmark — a Slim Back-Loop Crochet Pattern
Make a long, narrow cotton bookmark with 40 stitches per row and eight rows of simple texture, without tassels or attachments.
Easy · 4 pages · US termsLittle Five-Petal Crochet Flower Appliqué
Make a small decorative flower from a ten-stitch center and five repeated petals, with a clear map of where every petal belongs.
A little guidance beside your yarn.
New to the hook? Follow the beginner lessons first, keep the checklist beside you, then choose one small project to practice.
Which project should you choose?
Practice steady rows
The dishcloth uses single crochet to build counting and straight-edge habits. Begin here if you have only practiced chains.
Explore texture
The bookmark introduces back-loop ribbing on a narrow strip, without shaping or complicated assembly.
Make a decorative detail
The flower uses several stitch heights around a small circular center. Review double crochet before you begin.