21 Easy Tapestry Crochet Projects for Beginners!

This small and simple project is super practical and won’t take very long at all. The heart tapestry pattern is only two colors, and the grid is beginner-friendly.

You can use this for pencils and pens or even as a crochet hook holder!

The pattern is available for free on Sincerely Pam’s website.

I love the minimalistic look of this triangle towel. There isn’t much color changing; you’re only switching to tan for the small triangles and the border.

This accessory will look great in any home’s kitchen or bathroom.

The pattern is available for free on Cashmere Dandelions’ website.

This moon phase wall hanging would look beautiful in any dorm room or apartment, and it’s super easy to make.

You’re only working with two colors at a time, making switching back and forth easy. Use the original pattern's pink and tan color scheme, or use your favorite colors.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

This bunny cup cozy would be the perfect project to start out with if you’re brand new to tapestry.

The yarn is bulky, so it’ll work up super fast, and there are only two colors. Top it all off with a cute cotton bunny tail, and you have your first tapestry crochet pattern!

The pattern is available for free on One Dog Woof’s website.

These mountain ridge patterns are always gorgeous, and I especially love this crochet one.

The coral, pink, and tan color palette is so boho and fun, and this hanging would go perfectly with the Moon Phases hanging from earlier.

This one is also finished off with a matching fringe.

You can find the pattern available for purchase on Etsy.

This polka dot mug rug would also be a great project for beginners because of its small size and simple color changes.

These can be made in whatever colors you want, and they're such a unique and fun home accessory.

The pattern is available for free on Raffamusa Designs’ website.

Need a small purse for short outings and errands?

This Chevron crossbody tapestry bag is perfect. It has three colors, orange, white, and tan, as well as a zipper and a crossbody strap.

There’s just a bit of sewing involved for the zipper, but someone can easily do it with not much sewing experience. You can also sew a lining inside for extra sturdiness.

The pattern is available for free on Ned and Mimi’s website.

We’ve officially hit October, so it’s time to get those Halloween decorations out or, in our case, make them!

This ghostie Halloween hanging is so cute, simple, and unique. I especially love the long tassels hanging from the end to make it look like the ghost is long while also giving it more texture.

This grid is nice and easy and only requires two colors.

You can find the pattern For purchase on Etsy.

I know a blanket seems like a big undertaking for someone who’s just learning tapestry crochet, but this pattern is so easy that it’ll go by in no time.

It’ll be one of those meditative patterns you can work on while watching TV. It’ll be your favorite living room accessory for sure.

You can find the pattern for purchase on Etsy.

This heart tote bag is a lovely beginner project. One side is an easy heart grid with two colors, and the other side is just striped in alternating colors.

This will fit many things, even a book, if you’re a reader like me.

The pattern is available for free on Jera’s Jamboree’s website.

This lazy cat is definitely a mood for me most days, and he looks adorable in this unique tote bag.

This grid is relatively repetitive, so it’ll definitely be a relaxing beginner project you can work on in the car, on the train, and in front of the TV.

Feel free to change the cat's color to match your furry friend to make it more personal.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

This zig zag green pillow cover is a great accessory for any home. It’ll be especially beautiful in the spring since the colors are bright green.

The front grid is an easy zig-zag pattern (this pattern even has picture instructions on how to change colors), and the back is half green, half white.

The front may seem complicated, but it’s actually pretty easy if you follow the grid and know how to change colors.

The pattern is available for free on Jera’s Jamboree’s website.

For those of you who prefer the company of a dog over a cat, don’t worry: there’s a tote bag for you, too!

The little brown dog is adorable, and the grid is super easy to read. Most of the bag is white, brown, and purple, with a little bit of black for the nose and eyes.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

Drawstring pouches are super useful and always in need.

Whether you need a little coin purse or want to hold something special inside you want to bring everywhere, you can always use a pouch.

This Nordic-style pouch has an easy two-color grid, and the pattern turns out beautifully. The tie is made with slip stitches and chains and is easy to insert into the pouch to tie it all together.

The pattern is available for free on Nordic Hook’s website.

If you’re a plant fan like myself, work up this easy monstera leaf wall hanging for your home to give it a little more plant life, except you won’t be able to kill this one.

The monstera leaf is done in a gorgeous mustard yellow on a white background.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

I’m an avid reader and always need more bookmarks. Luckily, they’re super easy to crochet with sock yarn and turn out beautifully.

This heart bookmark has a two-color grid with heart motifs in the middle and tassels on either end. This would make a great market craft or gift for a friend.

The pattern is available for free on Nordic Hook’s website.

Houndstooth is a classic pattern that’s actually pretty easy to recreate with crochet.

This beanie pattern includes detailed grids and instructions for changing colors so you don’t get lost. The yarn used is wool, so your head will stay super warm.

The pattern is available for free on A Crocheted Simplicity’s website.

Is your home or bedroom a retro theme? Then this cute pink and yellow flower hanging is perfect.

The flowers are that famous retro +70s shape paired with bright colors ABBA would definitely wear. This one has only two colors, and the grid is easy to read.

You can find the pattern for purchase on Etsy.

I am in love with the color palette of this clutch. It’s reminiscent of a picnic blanket with its gingham pattern and pretty spring colors.

The cotton yarn used to make this clutch is soft but sturdy and comes in beautiful colors.

The pattern is available for free on Sincerely Pam’s website.

These colorful and fun smiling ghost coasters bring the Halloween spirit to your home.

This easy rectangle design uses three colors, but the grid is so small that it’s super easy for a beginner.

If you don't need any more coasters, use the same pattern for another fun Halloween decoration, like a wall hanging.

You can find the pattern for purchase on Ravelry.

Finally on our list is this beautiful floral blanket. Don’t be intimidated by the large size because the pattern is quite beginner-friendly.

You’ll get the hang of it in no time and have a beautiful handmade blanket for your home. The combination of colors is so calming that I’d never want to put it down!

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.