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Christmas Tree Granny Square Crochet Tutorial Bring a little festive cheer into your home this season with this adorable Christmas Tree Granny Square . Quick, fun, and beginner-friendly, this project is perfect for creating holiday décor and gifts. Whether you make one or a whole load, these squares will put a smile on your face this festive season.  Keep reading to find out how to crochet a Christmas tree granny square. A Festive Crochet Project for the Holidays Granny squares are incredibly versatile, and this Christmas Tree version is a fun way to celebrate the season. You can make a single square to use as a coaster or create a larger project like a blanket , cushion cover, or garland. Each square can be personalised with different colour choices, making every project unique. It’s also a fun way to use up leftover yarn and experiment with small decorative touches like tiny buttons, or embroidered accents. What to Make With Your Christmas Tree Squares Once you’ve mastere...

If you’re looking for a simple yet beautiful way to finish off your crochet project, the picot edging is a perfect choice. This tiny looped border adds a neat, decorative finish that looks lovely on blankets, shawls, doilies, and more. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to crochet the classic picot edging and how you can adjust it for different looks. The picot is one of those timeless crochet details that’s dainty, versatile, and surprisingly easy to master. Once you learn how to do it, you’ll find yourself adding it to everything. Why I Love Picots I’ve always loved adding borders to my crochet projects — it’s the final flourish that makes everything come together. The picot edging is one of my favourites borders because it’s quick to work and instantly elevates a simple edge into something a bit more special. Whether you’re finishing a baby blanket, a lacy shawl, or even a washcloth, those tiny picot bumps add that perfectly pretty touch to your project. What Makes This Stitc...

If you’ve ever wanted to create a solid, sturdy crochet fabric without gaps between stitches, then linked stitches are a game-changer. In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to crochet linked stitches, including linked half double crochet (LHDC), linked double crochet (LDC), linked treble crochet (LTRC), and linked double treble crochet (LDTRC). These stitches are perfect for blankets, garments, and accessories where you want a smooth, professional look and no holes — and the best part is, once you’ve learned one, the rest follow the same simple idea! Why I Love This Kind of Project I love experimenting with different stitch textures, and linked stitches are one of my favourites for creating neat, solid fabrics that don’t stretch out of shape. They’re also fantastic for making projects warmer and denser — no holes for draughts to sneak through! This makes them ideal for pet blankets as there are no holes for their tiny paws to get caught in.  You can check out my Cat Blanket No.1 ...