Stacking Crochet Bowls
This stacking crochet baskets are a perfectly practical crochet pattern which will allow you learn how to crochet in the round and how to finish your project with a seamless join! Plus, these bowls are a great place to stash your crochet hook, your notions and stitch markers to help keep your craft room tidy too!
Beginner Crochet Pattern for Stacking Crochet Baskets
This pattern is a perfect crochet project for beginners looking to practice working in the round and learning how to complete the invisible seamless join too!
Below you will see how to crochet the small basket pattern, there are 2 other sizes available in the printed pattern which you can purchase from either my Etsy or Ravelry shop.
The yarn I used for this project is, LoveCraft, Paintbox Recycled T-Shirt Yarn. For the amount of yarn you receive in the 800g ball, it's really well priced ! You can make a number of crochet baskets from just one ball!
However, due to it's recycled nature, you will find the thickness will vary throughout the ball. This wont impact on the finished size of your project, but it can make it a little more challenging to work with. With it's eco-friendly credentials, I can over look it!.
I love this yarn for so many different reasons. Here are the main 2 -
- Its Eco friendly, created u sing the left over t-shirt fabric. This means that no additional water is used to produce this yarn.
- Every ball is unique! From the colours through to the texture, every ball is slightly different. It's exciting to feel the differences as you work with it
So, grab your 10mm crochet hook, and lets get making!
Purchase the Printable PDF
You can purchase your own copy of this crochet pattern to print and keep with also has the other 2 sizes of crochet baskets instructions included- Priced at £3.50, you'll be getting organised as you crochet !
This pattern is also available in the Rosebud Membership option, where you have access download and print all my blog crochet patterns for a low cost price of £15! Click here to further details on the membership.
Crochet Basket Pattern | Free Crochet Patterns
Materials
Super Chunky T-shirt yarn - I used Paintbox Recycled T-shirt yarn in various colours
10mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Abbreviations - UK Terms (US in brackets)
St(s) Stitch(es)
Rnd Round
Sl St Slip Stitch
Ch Chain
Dc (Sc) Double Crochet (Single crochet
2Dc 2 Double (single) Crochet worked into the same stitch
Pattern Notes
The bowl is worked in the round and each round is joined with a slip stitch in to the 1st stitch of the current round.
Special Stitches
Invisible Seamless Join
After the final stitch is made, pull up a loop and cut the working yarn.
Pull the working yarn all the way through the last stitch and thread in to the tapestry needle.
Insert the needle under the 2 loops of the 1st stitch of the round and pull through.
Insert the needle into the top and middle of the last stitch made and weave in ends.
How to crochet this small basket:
Pattern - Small Stacking Crochet Bowl
With 10mm crochet hook and your super chunky T-shirt yarn -
Rnd 1.
In Magic Ring, 6Dc. Close magic ring, Sl St into 1st St of rnd to join (6)
Rnd 2. Ch1. 2DC into each stitch around. Sl St to join (12)
Rnd 3. Ch1. *Dc in first St, 2Dc in next St* Repeat from * to * to end of Rnd . Sl St join (18)
Rnd 4 . Ch1. *Dc in first 2 Sts , 2Dc in next St* Repeat from * to * to end of Rnd. Sl St to join (24)
Rnd 5- 7. Ch1. Dc in each St around. Sl St to join (24)
Finish with invisible seamless join - see the video below to show you how to complete the invisible join.
A super simple, but seriously practical crochet pattern! Let me know what colour you would make your bowls in
Click the button below to purchase your copy of the printable PDF to make the other 2 sizes of crochet baskets - Priced at £3.50, you'll be getting organised as you crochet !
This pattern is also available in the Rosebud Membership option, where you have access download and print all my blog crochet patterns for a low cost price of £15! Click here to further details on the membership.
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Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make!
With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....
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