Graph crochet

FILET CROCHET Filet in French simply means 'net or a mesh". So filet crochet is Crochet patterns made in a net or a grid. It uses just 3 basic stitches like the chain stitch, the double crochet and the single crochet. Used in as many permutations and combinations as possible, this is reminiscent of cross stitch…

Have you ever wondered how to read a graph for a crochet or knit project? It’s fairly easy if you follow a few guidelines. The video (below) demonstrates how to read a graph for Row by Row & C2C, what all those numbers mean, what direction to work and much more…

Whether creating a corner to corner, a single crochet graph, or a series of blocks to sew together, there are all kinds of free and paid graph making services.

Download and print these knitting planner/crochet planner pages and get your fiber and supply stash organized!

If you're wondering how to crochet a graph, this is the post for you! Don't be afraid, graphs are much easier to read than regular crochet patterns.

Learn how to follow a graph pattern. Use tapestry crochet technique with basic crochet stitches and color changes.

Use the Strawberries Graph for your next corner to corner, mini c2c, tapestry (sc), hdc, dc, bobble stitch, cross stitch, etc. project!

Are you looking for a fun crochet project? Check out my free graph for a Crochet Strawberry Blanket, perfect for adding a summer feel to any room. Use this free crochet graph with different size yarns and hooks to crochet a variety of items. From double bed throws, to baby blankets, wall hangings, rugs, and pillowcases, you can make them all with this graph.

A Crochet Crab Pattern the Cute Crab C2C Graph is a free corner to corner crochet pattern part of the Sea Life C2C Blanket series!