Crochet Tutorials
The Benefits of Steam Blocking
Steam blocking is an efficient way to enhance the appearance of knit and crochet projects, just remember that not all fibers can tolerate hot steam. Acrylic, for example, can melt...
The Benefits of Steam Blocking
Steam blocking is an efficient way to enhance the appearance of knit and crochet projects, just remember that not all fibers can tolerate hot steam. Acrylic, for example, can melt...
Join-As-You-Go With Single Crochet
Join‑as‑you‑go with single crochet (sc‑join) is a simple and effective way to connect individually made motifs while working the final round of each motif. Instead of sewing motifs together at...
Join-As-You-Go With Single Crochet
Join‑as‑you‑go with single crochet (sc‑join) is a simple and effective way to connect individually made motifs while working the final round of each motif. Instead of sewing motifs together at...
Accurate Crochet Gauge for Flat Circles
Have you ever followed a pattern perfectly (correct hook, correct yarn, correct stitch count) yet your circle still refuses to lie flat? Maybe the edges ruffle, or the center domes...
Accurate Crochet Gauge for Flat Circles
Have you ever followed a pattern perfectly (correct hook, correct yarn, correct stitch count) yet your circle still refuses to lie flat? Maybe the edges ruffle, or the center domes...
Join-As-You-Go With Picot
The join‑as‑you‑go method lets you connect motifs as you crochet the final round, eliminating the need for sewing later. Each motif is joined directly through the stitches of its last...
Join-As-You-Go With Picot
The join‑as‑you‑go method lets you connect motifs as you crochet the final round, eliminating the need for sewing later. Each motif is joined directly through the stitches of its last...
Tacking and Tying Crochet Quilts
Adding a fabric backing gives a crochet blanket extra warmth, comfort, and stability. It also neatly hides yarn floats from stranded colorwork and creates a polished, quilt‑like finish. Because knit...
Tacking and Tying Crochet Quilts
Adding a fabric backing gives a crochet blanket extra warmth, comfort, and stability. It also neatly hides yarn floats from stranded colorwork and creates a polished, quilt‑like finish. Because knit...
The Benefits of Wet Blocking
Wet blocking is a finishing step that can dramatically improve the look of your crochet projects. It smooths wrinkles, evens out stitches, enhances seams, and helps your finished piece reach...
The Benefits of Wet Blocking
Wet blocking is a finishing step that can dramatically improve the look of your crochet projects. It smooths wrinkles, evens out stitches, enhances seams, and helps your finished piece reach...