How to Graft Your Knitting, The Easy Way – No Kitchener Stitch Required!
Grafting your knitting doesn't have to be difficult or confusing! Use this simple technique for a seamless join, without the hassle of Kitchener stitch.
How to Make Crochet Look Like Knitting with the HDC Rib Stitch
Want your crochet to look like knitting? Use the HDC Rib Stitch to give your crocheted projects a beautiful knitted look.
Cowl Neck Tee – Free Crochet Pattern by Yay For Yarn
This simple, cowl-neck tee is made from just two rectangles! It's a classic style that can be worn many different ways. Grab your favorite worsted weight yarn and make this top today!
Don’t Make This Mistake When Making Your Own Polymer Clay Crochet Hooks!
This critical mistake can ruin your handmade crochet hooks! Beware of this polymer clay predicament and learn to fix it if it happens to you.
How to Crochet in the Back Loop Only or Front Loop Only (BLO & FLO)
Crocheting into the Back or Front Loop Only can completely change the look and feel of your project. Use these techniques to give the fabric an interesting texture, or to help add structure to your project.
Summer Sunhat – Free Crochet Pattern for Babies, Children, and Adults by Yay For Yarn
This simple sunhat will keep the bright sunlight out of your eyes all summer long! Crocheted in washable cotton yarn, it's perfect for your next trip to the park, pool, or beach.
How to Read Your Knitting, Part 2: Counting Rows
Counting Rows is essential to any knitting project. In this tutorial, you'll learn to "read" your knitting to count rows in stockinette, garter stitch, & knit and purl patterns.
How to Read Your Knitting, Part 1: Counting Stitches
Knowing how to Count Stitches is essential to any knitting project. In this tutorial, you'll learn to "read" your knitting to identify and count knit and purl stitches, on the needle and in the fabric.
How to Sew a Zipper into Your Crochet Bag (the easy way!)
Sewing a zipper into your crochet bag is not as hard as you may think! This tutorial will show you how to add a zipper with a hand sewing needle, no sewing machine required.
How to Begin Your Crochet with the Magic Circle
This trick eliminates the hole in the center of your work when you crochet in the round from the center out. Perfect for hats, afghan squares, amigurumi, and more!
