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Christmas Tree Granny Square Gift Bag Free Crochet Pattern

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  Granny Tree Gift Bag Crochet Pattern If you’re looking for a super cute festive project, that’s quick and easy to make and totally giftable, the Granny Tree Gift Bag is just the thing. This crochet gift bag is perfect for wrapping small Christmas gifts, sweets, or stocking fillers, and it works up quickly using a simple granny square motif with a Christmas tree design. The pattern is beginner friendly if you’re comfortable with basic granny squares and simple colour changes, and it’s a great little project if you want something festive that doesn’t take ages to finish. This post may contain affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Get the PDF! The ad free beautifully designed pdf pattern featuring all 3 granny tree projects is available in my online stores. Yarn Choice For the Granny Tree Gift Bag, I used Yarnsmiths Cotton DK in two colours – off white for the background and Christmas green for t...
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The Even Berry Stitch Crochet Tutorial - Bobbles Without the Fuss

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Even Berry Stitch Crochet Tutorial If you’re looking for a crochet stitch that adds texture without being too fussy or using loads of yarn, the even berry stitch is a great one to try. It gives you that classic bobbly look, but it’s easier to crochet than a traditional bobble stitch and works up into a lovely, cosy fabric. This stitch is ideal if you want something that looks interesting but is still relaxing to work on, especially for blankets and baby projects. This post may contain affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. What Makes the Even Berry Stitch Special The even berry stitch creates small, raised berries on the right side of the fabric, while the back stays fairly flat. The berries are formed on the wrong side of the work and then pop through to the front as you crochet, giving the stitch lot's of texture. Compared to a traditional bobble stitch, the even berry stitch uses less yarn and is quick...
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