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This is a brilliant project for beginners that can be completed within a couple of hours. Requires a set of LED "fairy lights" as well as bulky yarn.

Square Basket Crochet Pattern & Tutorial - What To Do With Variegated Yarn Learn how to crochet a big square / cube shaped basket for storage! 10 x 10 x 10 inches. 10 mm crochet hook and acrylic yarn. Instead of using t-shirt yarn, this uses three-strands-together acrylic yarn to create the needed bulkiness. This creates sharper corners by seaming up the sides rather than crocheting the basket in the round. (Note that this is unfortunately interrupted by self-promotion.)

The Color Wheel Basket pattern is a free and easy crochet basket tutorial for beginners. See how to create your own soft and structured color block crochet baskets with simple materials and basic crochet stitches. In this video, you'll learn how to work with yarn and cotton piping cord together to create a coil yarn bowl base, turn the basket walls, change colors without new ends, and add handles for easy portability. Find the full free pattern at: https://www.1dogwoof.com/coiled-crochet-basket-pattern/

Learn how to crochet a square basket with T-shirt yarn. It is very clear and detailed and even if you are a beginner, you will succeed :)

This tutorial shows: - how to crochet a square base for the basket - how to make good corners for your square basket - how to use two or more colors of the yarn in your basket

You will also find some little useful tips in this video, such as: - how to unravel that joining used in this video - how to make your stitches to get a good shape of that thing you are crocheting (no matter what is it) - how to get a better shape of the corners of a square or rectangular basket

The coasters and the basket with lid are done in rope-crochet = crochet stitches made round rope. Yarns used: any yarn will do: from lace weight taken double or triple, to bulky. The definite size depends on the rope you'll use inside of your stitches and on the yarn used. You can make something fine and delicate as well as something sturdy. I worked with two strands of lace weight leftovers from shawls - I changed often one strand in color, so that I obtain that 'tweedy' effect. The final size is as you decide it's got to be -- no gauge needed but you'll need to crochet with a smaller hook than normally done with that yarn, because the stitches need to be tight to add some solidity.