Intermediate & Advanced Crochet Projects

Follow along with Deja from Crochet Ever After to create your own Solomon's knot necklace scarf using silk, sequin yarn, and your trusty size H hook.

In this lesson, learn what tools and supplies you'll need to crochet a chevron infinity scarf cowl, and get started creating the first few rows of the pattern.

Follow along to learn how to repeat the red and blue chevron pattern, join the ends together, and add an attractive edging to finish off this infinity scarf.

In this crocheting lesson, learn how to create the wave pattern using single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet stitches.

Learn tips for how to finish the ocean wave pattern, seam the bag, create and attach the straps, and crochet ideas for turning this design into other projects.

In this intermediate lesson, follow along to learn how to crochet a cute two-tone acorn ornament, including the right tools and shades of yarn to use.

In this lesson, follow along to crochet the top of an acorn ornament, attach the top to the seed, and create a loop for hanging. You'll also stuff your nut!

In this intermediate lesson, you'll learn how to use a small wood crochet hook and lace weight yarn to create a lightweight, tightly woven triangle neckerchief.

Now that you've learned how to use the linked double crochet to create this triangle neckerchief, follow along to check the gauge and block your project.

Learn how to create your own custom fit beanie from scratch, including how to decide what hook size, weight yarn, and number of rows you need for the project.

Now that you know how to size your custom fit beanie, learn how to finish the crown of the hat by increasing with each round and ways to personalize the beanie.

Learn how to crochet the right number of rounds for your custom fit beanie, how to make a color change, and tips for finishing up this intermediate project.

In this lesson, Deja explains what you'll need, from providing supplies and expert tips to how to get started crocheting this cute hooded scarf.

In this crocheting lesson, learn how to work the first few rows of a hooded scarf that little red riding hood would envy. Gain crocheting tips and tricks!

Follow along with Deja from Crochet Ever After to finish up your crochet hooded scarf; you'll learn how to check the gauge, count stitches, and seam the hood.

Deja from Crochet Ever After provides a step-by-step demo of how to create foundation single crochets and use a knitting needle to create broomstick lace.

Now that you know what materials and tools you need to get started, learn how to crochet broomstick lace to make a cool, lightweight shawl for any season.

Do you love cute amigurumi? In this lesson, learn what materials and tools you'll need, what Pip the Chick looks like, and how to get started on the feet.

In this crochet lesson, learn how to start the bottom of your amigurumi Pip the Chick, make the beak, and connect the feet to the body (without sewing!).

In this lesson with Deja from Crochet Ever After, continue making an egg-shaped body by increasing and decreasing as you work rounds for this amigurumi chick.

In this lesson with Deja from Crochet Ever After, follow along to finish up Pip the Chick's egg-shaped body, including how to attach the beak and stuff him.

Using cotton or acrylic yarn with a medium weight and your J hook, you'll work the first few rows of the crochet washcloth and start learning how to cable.

Now that you know what you need to work up this project and how to get it started, continue crocheting rows and creating posts for your cabled owl.

Follow along with Deja from Crochet Ever After to learn how to work front post double and treble crochet stitches to finish the owl's head and create the body.

Now that your cabled owl detail is finished, continue working the rest of the rows and learn how to add a reverse single crochet border to your washcloth.

In this crochet lesson, learn what materials you need, make a tightly woven tail, and start crocheting four ball-shaped feet for your amigurumi turtle.

In this crochet lesson, follow along to continue making your own amigurumi Tessa the Turtle, including how to finish the feet and create her cute, round head.

Now that you've seen how to make the feet, tail, and start the head, finish the head and give your crochet turtle character with black plastic safety eyes.

Learn how to make Tessa the Turtle's shell working in spirals with a magic adjustable loop, and how to increase and decrease stitches for the perfect shell.

Learn how to finish and close the shell, attach the head, feet, and tail for Tessa the Turtle, and tips to make your own amigurumi using basic crochet shapes.