Magic Loop is a knitting technique that lets you knit even the smallest circumferences on circular needles. The Magic Loop technique is a great alternative to double-pointed needles and works well for things like sleeves and socks. We will guide you through this simple technique.
Meet Stine Hoelgaard – the designer behind the patterns in this year’s Hobbii advent calendar. Stine does both knitting and crochet, and she has one very special Christmas tradition. Read more about Stine here!
TL YARN CRAFTS TAKEOVER – Tunisian Crochet is a unique craft that resembles the look of both knitting and traditional crochet. In this blog post, Toni Lipsey herself will give you 7 reasons why you should give the technique with the beautiful stitches a try!
TL YARN CRAFTS TAKEOVER – Learn the Tri Color Linen Stitch and take your crochet projects from basic to beautiful with pattern designer Toni Lipsey. Also, get the free pattern for the The Tri Color Trays!
TL YARN CRAFTS TAKEOVER – One of the best things about starting a new project is finding the perfect colors! Here, Toni Lipsey shares her 5 best tips on how to create a harmonious color palette that perfectly capture the vibe you’re going for.
TL YARN CRAFTS TAKEOVER – Pick up your crochet hook! It’s time to learn how to crochet the clawfoot stitch used in the On The Go Bag pattern. And your teacher for the day … Toni Lipsey!
Do you love TL Yarn Crafts’ patterns as much as we do? Then these 8 BRAND-NEW patterns from Toni Lipsey will get your crafty crochet hands all fired up! Grab your crochet hooks and find your next project … or the next 8 projects! We can’t seem to pick just one!
Are you ready for the BEST news? We collaborated with TL Yarn Crafts (aka Toni Lipsey) and developed Happy Place - a beautiful and soft yarn that will transport you to your very own creative happy place. Are you ready to find your Happy Place? Read more about it here!
If you love simple crochet patterns that are easy to understand and also enjoy stylish yet practical designs, you probably already know TL Yarn Crafts. In this blog post, the designer behind the new Happy Place yarn reveals how she designs her patterns and what her favourite techniques are. Also, get her top three tips!
Learn how to crochet the Simple Lines Shawl with our free crochet school. In this blog post, you can sign up for the cozy crochet school and get an overview of the techniques you will be learning.
Are you ready for the initial crochet exercises before tackling the Simple Lines Shawl? Then grab your crochet hook and yarn because it is time to learn how to do chains, turning chains, and double crochets in your very first gauge swatch.
You have reached the fun part! It’s time to start crocheting the first few rows of your Simple Lines Shawl. Keep calm and grab your crochet hook. It’s time to dive into the fun world of chain stitches, double crochets, and triple/treble crochets! As always, I will guide you through the project step by step.
Want to add those beautiful finishing touches to your shawl? How about adding an edge? In this blog post, we will introduce you to 4 beautiful edges that are easy to do.
It is time to do the sides of your bread basket, so you are already halfway to your final destination on this bread basket adventure. With explanations, photos, and videos, I will guide you through the entire process.
Learn how to crochet the popular Ribbon Bread Basket in our free crochet school. You can sign up for the class and get an overview of the techniques you will learn.
We are ready to get started on the bread basket. We will guide you through it with video tutorials, thorough explanations, and tips and tricks to make crocheting a breeze!
The thought of incorrectly washing a crocheted or knitted project after spending countless hours on it can be quite daunting. In this blog post, we will provide you with a comprehensive step by step guide on how to wash wool and how to care for your finished pieces for years to come.
Do you want to learn how to crochet amigurumi? Then you are in the right place! In this blog post, we will give you a step-by-step guide to the beginner-friendly Donnie the Dino pattern.
Single crochet decreases are done by crocheting two single crochets together and combining them into a single stitch. Follow our video and learn how to do the simple single crochet decrease.