This is a really cute bag pattern that can be made to look so many different ways depending on how you play with the colors in the Granny Squares! This should be fine for a complete beginner, the handles are the hardest part and as long as you work carefully it shouldn’t be too hard!

I made this with thread to make a keychain but it works up into an adorable stuffie with a heavier weight yarn as well!

This fish in a medium weight makes for a cute little guy, worked up with thread though he makes an awesome keychain! Guage isn’t super important in this pattern as long as both colors of yarn work up the same! This is definitely a more advanced pattern, it uses dropped stitches and surface crochet.

These four heart coasters are perfect for Valentine’s day! Even better that they can be rolled up and tucked away as a rose in a cute little container! This is a bit more difficult than true beginner but perhaps good for an advanced beginner.

I couldn’t find a rubber duck pattern that I liked so I tried to make my own. I think he came out pretty cute if I do say so myself. This is a good beginner amigurumi pattern.

This ends up being a fairly stiff bookmark but I honestly prefer that, it doesn’t require starching to hold its shape or the lacier aspects of it. This is a relatively simple pattern but does require a bit more comfort with crochet so I wouldn’t recommend it for a true beginner.

This little cat works up pretty quickly and is definitely a beginner pattern. The two blue cats pictured were made using the yarn and hook indicated above, the black cat was made using Premiere sweet roll and it ended up just a little bigger, the smallest one was using Aunt Lydia’s crochet thread and it was tiny!

This little bag works up super quick and is great for a kiddos purse, or to hold your coins! It has an optional strap and can be worked in one color or multiple, although I personally like the contrast of 2!

The guage and yarns for this pattern aren’t important as long as you use two yarns that will stretch similarly! This pattern is pretty simple but does utilize tunisian crochet in the round! using the materials and hooks listed it makes for a pretty great dice bag!

This is a good beginner pattern and offers two bauble options, the smooth edge and a bumpy edge! Guage and yarn is not important for this project so long as the second color is the same as the first so that they stretch the same! It has been tested by my cat tipsy and she approves!

This pattern is good for an advanced beginner! It uses only standard stitches but does require that some be worked behind others.

This pattern is good for an advanced beginner! It has no unusual stitches but does require that some stitches be placed behind others.

This chunky snowflake works up in 1-2 hours depending on how quickly you crochet! It is beginner friendly, you will learn how to picot and do most stitches up to ttr!