Crochet Tutorials
Join-As-You-Go With Picot
The join-as-you-go technique allows you attach individually made motifs to each other through the stitches of the final round, eliminating the need for sewing at the end as every motif is joined...
Join-As-You-Go With Picot
The join-as-you-go technique allows you attach individually made motifs to each other through the stitches of the final round, eliminating the need for sewing at the end as every motif is joined...
Tacking and Tying Crochet Quilts
A backing adds warmth and comfort to a blanket, serving as a finishing touch for projects with stranded colorwork and concealing yarn floats between layers. Knit and crochet blankets require...
Tacking and Tying Crochet Quilts
A backing adds warmth and comfort to a blanket, serving as a finishing touch for projects with stranded colorwork and concealing yarn floats between layers. Knit and crochet blankets require...
The Benefits of Wet Blocking
Wet blocking is a finishing step, often used in crochet patterns. It greatly enhances the appearance of stitches, seams, and the overall look. It also ensures accurate measurements, as certain fibers...
The Benefits of Wet Blocking
Wet blocking is a finishing step, often used in crochet patterns. It greatly enhances the appearance of stitches, seams, and the overall look. It also ensures accurate measurements, as certain fibers...
The Benefits of Spray Blocking
Blocking eliminates wrinkles and adjusts the shape of the finished projects. If your completed item is too heavy to soak in water and the fiber composition is unsuitable for steaming,...
The Benefits of Spray Blocking
Blocking eliminates wrinkles and adjusts the shape of the finished projects. If your completed item is too heavy to soak in water and the fiber composition is unsuitable for steaming,...
Half Double Crochet Showdown: Yarn Over vs Yarn...
Following our posts on Double Crochet (Part 1) and Single Crochet (Part 2), the question keeps coming: can Half Double Crochet (HDC) be made using both traditional and untraditional techniques?...
Half Double Crochet Showdown: Yarn Over vs Yarn...
Following our posts on Double Crochet (Part 1) and Single Crochet (Part 2), the question keeps coming: can Half Double Crochet (HDC) be made using both traditional and untraditional techniques?...
Single Crochet Showdown: Yarn Over vs Yarn Unde...
Have you ever finished a single crochet project and thought, “Hmm… something looks a little off”? Maybe your seams are slanting, your amigurumi looks lopsided, or your fabric feels too holey...
Single Crochet Showdown: Yarn Over vs Yarn Unde...
Have you ever finished a single crochet project and thought, “Hmm… something looks a little off”? Maybe your seams are slanting, your amigurumi looks lopsided, or your fabric feels too holey...