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59Some examples of more complex works
by kristhillia
We can make a lot of different projects with the crochet technique. I´ve explained the basics already (check the links below), so u can now use that knowledge to start your own projects by looking at some... published 2 months ago
54How do I end this?! Weave the ends
by kristhillia
End off means to draw the last length of yarn through the loop remaining on the hook and draw it tight. As said in the chain explanation, when doing your starting chain, always leave a length of about six... published 2 months ago
52Want more?! Check the double crochet stitch
by kristhillia
To make a double crochet stitch yarn over the hook and insert the hook in the next stitch to be worked. Yarn over again and pull the yarn through the stitch. Yarn over one more time and pull the yarn... published 2 months ago
59Keeping the pace: the single crochet stitch
by kristhillia
When making the first single crochet in a starting chain, insert the hook under the top loop of the second chain from the hook. If you are beginning a single crochet in a stitch that was already made in a... published 2 months ago
59How to begin: the starting chain
by kristhillia
Well, let´s see how do we start crocheting... So, how to make the first circle in making a loop? You can wrap it around your finger to make a circle. Leave a length of about 6 inches or so on the other side... published 2 months ago
51Finding the Will to Craft for Christmas in July
by FiberMonkey
I don't know about the rest of you, but I have a really hard time pacing my Christmas gift list every year. I start out well, telling myself how much fun it will be to get done early, adding more people to the... published 3 months ago
70Beginner’s crochet project: “suspenders-stripe” tank top
by CherylTheWriter
This is a short and simple little vee-necked tank top that even the newest beginner to crocheting can create with ease. It's worked vertically, from the waistline up to the shoulder straps then back down... published 4 months ago
76Crochet Tips--Materials You'll Need and How to Wash and Shape Crocheted Items
by Athlyn Green
To make fine crocheted edgings, doilies, tablecloths, runners, bedspreads, window or wall hangings or curtains, you will need: steel crochet hooks mercerized cotton Mercerized cotton (pearl) is treated to... published 6 months ago
85Captivating Crocheting: Make Wall Hangings, Runners, Curtains, and More
by Athlyn Green
Crocheting is a satisfying hobby because you can create interesting items to decorate your home with. I've always been fascinated with the complexity of crocheted designs--fragile birds and flowers and... published 7 months ago
83How to Teach a Child to Knit or Crochet
by Stacie Naczelnik
There are a lot of different reasons why people think children should learn hot to do handwork, like knitting or crocheting. Some believe that handwork teaches children to be more creative, others believe it... published 8 months ago
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