The simple chain stitch is one of the most basic crochet techniques out there. You will quickly notice that many patterns ask you to start your project with a foundation chain made of chain stitches.
Are you ready to start your first crochet project? Then the very first step is to make an ultra-easy slip knot, aka starting loop.
Are you tired of making countless magic rings - and failing? We are here to save you. Because there is actually a super simple alternative to the magic ring!
One of the most essential techniques in crochet is the magic ring, and it can really take your projects to the next level. Not familiar with the magic ring? We will show you three different techniques to help you master the magic ring.
Do you dream of learning how to crochet Granny Squares? They’re actually not that difficult to make - even for beginners. Learn how to crochet a simple granny square with a video tutorial and step-by-step instructions. You might just fall in love with these beautiful and popular squares.
The secret to a beautiful mandala? Symmetry! Read and learn how to make the most beautiful mandalas 🤩
Are you as nuts about amigurumi as I am? Then this blog post should be right up your alley! I’ve made several amigurumi in my time as a crocheter, and I’ve learned some tricks along the way that ensure even and beautiful results every time. And I’d like to share them with you right here 🥰
Crooked rows, uneven sleeves, different size socks. An uneven crochet tension may lead to uneven results. Learn how to keep an even tension and get beautiful results over and over.
There were many things I was unsure of when I made my first clip, so I have made it easier for you to get started.
One of my favorite things to crochet is amigurumi. The progress is fast, so you can see the results quickly. But where it almost always stalls when you make amigurumi is when you need to join the pieces. It’s really tedious! So, that’s why I’ve gathered my best tips and tricks on how to make the joining process a little easier.
I’m a member of numerous groups for crocheters on Facebook, and I love to look at both Pinterest and Instagram for inspiration for my next project, which means I always have a project going. Over time, I have found some crochet tips that have saved me time and time again 😀
If you’re like me and crochet a lot, I’m sure that you have also encountered problems that make you go crazy!I have chosen 5 of these common crochet problems, that I’m sure you can recognize.These are the 5 problems that I most often encounter, and I have tried to find ...
During your crochet career, you can hardly avoid decreasing in order to crochet something like a ball or amigurumi - if you do not know about amigurumi then read here and learnWhen I crochet a ball, or amigurumi, I prefer to crochet in cotton and with a Clover Soft Touch ...
YES you read that right - amigurumi! It's not exactly a word that rolls off your tongue, and you'll probably be unsure of how to pronounce it - but luckily it's not that crucial. What is crucial, on the other hand, is that you know what it is if you ...
If you've been crocheting for a while, you've definitely come across the phrase '' magic ring '' in a pattern. It is a crochet technique that is indispensable if you want to crochet more than blankets and dishcloths ;-) It is used for crocheting things like baskets or teddy bears. ...
When working in the round, it’s essential to know how to increase. You need to be able to increase if you crochet a ball or other round shapes. Do you know how to make a magic ring? This blogpost has pictures showing a circle, worked as a spiral, and not a circle, ...
Do you ever get sore wrists and muscles when you crochet? Then keep reading and learn more about ergonomic crochet.What is ergonomics and what does it mean for your crochet projects?Ergonomics, in short, is about how the body functions during work. When you crochet, you use your body and it ...
It’s not always easy to tell whether you’re crocheting on the right or the wrong side – and I’m speaking from experience here. It might not even affect your project whether you’re crocheting on the right or wrong side, but sometimes the look and feel of your project may end up a little more fuzzy or fluffy if you crochet with the wrong side out. Read more about why and how here.
