Lullaby Lodge

One of the things I love most about crochet is discovering how different stitches can completely change the look and feel of a project. Over the years, I have tried lots of different crochet stitches , but there are some that I find myself coming back to again and again. Some create beautiful texture, some are quick and easy to work, and others are simply stitches that I love because they make the finished project look beautiful. These are my top 10 favourite crochet stitches that I have used in my own crochet projects. I have included why I love each stitch, what the fabric is like, and the types of projects they are best suited for. Don’t forget to check out the stitch tutorials and patterns linked throughout the post if you would like to try any of these stitches yourself. 1. Granny Stitch The granny stitch will always be my favourite crochet stitch. If I had to choose one stitch to crochet forever, this would definitely be one of my top choices. I have used granny stitch in man...

  Quick, simple crochet soap saver made with the prairie stitch Meet the Prairie Soap Saver — a quick, satisfying crochet project that turns a simple bar of soap into a reusable, zero-waste bathroom essential. This is an easy crochet soap saver pattern worked in cotton yarn using the prairie stitch , finished with a contrasting edge and an I-cord tie with a pretty bow. It’s a great stash-busting project, a fast make for gifts, and a really practical addition to any bathroom. Simple stitches, a clean textured finish, and something you can actually use every day. Get the Ad-Free Printable PDF If you prefer a clean printable version, you can grab the premium ad-free PDF crochet pattern to save or print. Why make a crochet soap saver? A crochet soap saver pouch is one of those cute little projects that ends up being surprisingly useful. Here are a few ways people use them: Zero waste bathroom essential: Keep your soap bar in one place so it lasts longer and doesn’t melt aw...