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Hi, I’m Angie! I am the crochet teacher, maker and pattern designer here at SASS Crochet.
Have a look around and I hope that you enjoy the large collection of my crochet patterns. The most recent blog posts are just below, but if you’re looking for something in particular just type it in the search bar in the top right hand corner.
Latest Patterns!!
- Free MAMA Moments Coffee Cozy Crochet Pattern
There’s something extra special about slow mornings, warm coffee, and handmade touches that make everyday moments feel cozy. The MAMA Moments Coffee Cozy was designed to celebrate the beauty of motherhood and the little moments in between. Featuring modern tapestry-style lettering, textured waistcoat stitches, and a delicate picot border, this crochet coffee cozy pattern is both practical and meaningful. … - How to Make a Slip Knot for Crochet (Step-by-Step for Beginners)
There’s something special about starting a new crochet project—and it often begins with a simple slip knot. If you’re new to crochet, learning how to make a slip knot is one of the first and most important skills to know. It’s the starting point for most crochet projects and the foundation for getting your yarn … - Free Crochet Coaster Pattern: Everyone’s Everyday Coaster
Free Crochet Coaster Pattern: Everyone’s Everyday Coaster Some crochet projects are all about the little things — the simple pieces that make everyday life feel just a bit more handmade. The Everyone’s Everyday Coaster was designed to bring the textured stitch pattern from my Everyday Collection into a smaller, quick-to-make project that’s both practical and enjoyable to … - How to Crochet the Interlocking Row Stitch (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
How to Crochet the Interlocking Row Stitch (Step-by-Step Tutorial) The Interlocking Row Stitch (IRS) is a beautifully textured crochet stitch created by working double crochet stitches into skipped stitches two rows below. This technique creates a woven effect that looks intricate but is surprisingly easy once you understand the stitch placement. I use the Interlocking …