How to Treble Crochet, The Garden Gang and Daisy Dream Pillow

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May 20, 2026 Join Today and Get Your Free 2026 Crochet Calendar ! Start off the New Year right with our I Like Crochet 2026 Crochet Calendar for inspiration all year long! Read More… Beginner Crochet Stitches How to Treble Crochet The treble crochet stitch is a slightly more involved double crochet stitch – if you can double crochet, you can learn how to treble crochet. The triple crochet stitch follows the same general format of the double, only instead of yarning over once before you start your stitch, you will yarn over twice. This double yarn over to start will add height to your stitches (which leads to a quicker project!). Read More… Summertime’s a time to take it easy. But there’s always time for crochet! Check out the June issue of I Like Crochet! Celebrate summer with a project in red, white, & blue. Craft something lovely for a little one. Make yourself something pretty & practical! Each project comes with a complete materials list, detailed instructions, pattern notes, and pictures of the finished project. Crochet some home décor, make yourself something new, and find great gift ideas in this issue! Read More… Amigurumi Crochet Patterns The Garden Gang The Crochet Garden Gang is a playful collection of charming, garden-inspired characters perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to any space. These cheerful veggies are full of personality and fun to make. Ideal for gifts, décor or a delightful stash-busting project, this collection brings smiles from the very first stitch. Read More… Flower Power Crochet Pillows Pattern Collection Bring the beauty of a blooming garden into your home with Flower Power Pillows, a vibrant collection of crochet patterns celebrating the charm of flowers in every stitch. Read More… Crochet Pillow Patterns Daisy Dream Pillow The Daisy Dream Pillow is a delightful addition to any porch chair, radiating charming flower power vibes. This beautiful cushion stands out as a statement piece, adorned with a crocheted border that elegantly mimics stylish piping, adding a touch of sophistication to its design. Read More… Get the Best Knitting Magazine Around! Get access to hundreds of knitting patterns and tips and tricks for making knitting fun! Plus, access to designer patterns you can’t get anywhere else! Learn More... Sponsored FREEBIES: Get Them Now!  GET MY FREEBIE   GET MY FREEBIE   GET MY FREEBIE       You are receiving this email as part of your free subscription to email updates from I Like Crochet. If you no longer wish to receive this update as part of your free subscription, please click the unsubscribe link below. UNSUBSCRIBE/MANAGE PREFERENCES Contact Us Did a friend send this to you? Sign up to receive your own I Like Crochet newsletter. Copyright 2026 © Mequoda Systems, LLC. All rights reserved. Mequoda Systems, LLC 99 Derby Street, Suite 200 Hingham, MA 02043 Contact Us Our Privacy Policy Having trouble viewing this email? View this email on the web.

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