Crocheting might look tricky at first, but it’s actually pretty simple once you get started. I’ve found that beginner kits make things much easier because they include everything you need: yarn, a hook, and instructions you can actually follow.
Whether you want to try a classic granny square, a cute animal, or a little plant, there’s a kit to suit everyone. The best part is you don’t need any experience.
7 beginner crochet kits to get you started
If you’re just starting out, this granny squares kit is a great place to start. It’s simple and helps you learn the basics. Everything you need to make four colourful squares is included, and once you’ve got the hang of it, you can use your new skills (and those squares) to make a bigger project.
Peas in a pod crochet kit, $34.90
This cute project produces two happy little peas nestled together in a pod. It includes everything, even scissors and stitch markers, and the instructions are easy to follow. Plus, you can reuse the tools for your next crochet project.
Bunny amigurumi kit, $10
This bunny kit is perfect if you want to make something cute while learning the basics. The instructions are beginner-friendly, and the finished bunny makes a sweet gift for a birthday, baby shower, or just because.
Hanging and potted plant kit, $29.99 (usually $49.99)
This kit is a best-seller for a reason. Inside the box, you’ll find colourful yarn, two hooks, safety eyes, stuffing, and all the little extras you need. Plenty of help is available for beginners, with a printed guide and video tutorials. Plus, you end up with two cute plants that brighten up your space and never need watering.
Highland cow crochet kit, $32.72
If you love cows (or just want something really cute), this Highland cow kit is a fun pick. It’s designed for beginners and comes with all the materials and a step-by-step guide. I think it’s a great weekend project, and the finished cow is adorable.
If you want to crochet an Aussie icon, this kookaburra kit is a fun choice. Beginner-friendly videos walk you through each step, plus there’s a digital pattern to follow. You get soft yarn in all the right colours, stuffing, and safety eyes. The design is a bit more detailed, but it’s still totally doable for beginners.
For beginners ready for a fun challenge, this kit teaches you to crochet a colourful mini lorikeet using plush yarn. It includes a beginner’s guide to essential stitches, video tutorials, and all the yarn, stuffing, and safety eyes you need. The rainbow colour changes make it slightly trickier than a first project, so it’s a great next step once you’ve got the basics down.
If you want to try crochet without spending much, this book-and-kit set is a great budget pick. It comes with yarn, stuffing, and simple instructions to make four tiny characters. It’s perfect for total beginners.
A granny square is one of the easiest crochet projects for beginners. It uses simple stitches, making it a great way to practise the basics before moving to larger project, such as a scarve and blanket.
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