Need to choose yarn for a project? How do you know if your yarn is the right thickness? Use the Standard Yarn Weight System to find out!
Getting the correct gauge can make or break a knit or crochet project. This tutorial will show you how to properly measure your gauge and why it’s so critical, so you can avoid some of the worst knit and crochet disasters.
Want your crochet to look like knitting? Use the HDC Rib Stitch to give your crocheted projects a beautiful knitted look.
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!
Just because it’s summertime doesn’t mean you can’t knit & crochet your own clothes! This guide will help you choose the perfect yarn for making breezy, comfy summer garments.
Learn the best ways to block your knitting & crochet projects! These tips will help your projects look neater and more professional every time.
Use this seaming technique to join crochet pieces invisibly! Perfect for joining granny squares and many other crochet motifs.
Is your crochet a wonky shape? Does it get wider or narrower as you go? Learn to properly count your stitches and fix that problem NOW!
This technique allows you to work the foundation chain and the first row of crochet at the same time! FREE Tutorial + FREE Foundation Stitches Cheat Sheet
Are the edges of your crochet wavy? Are there gaps from turning chains along the sides? Fix that problem NOW with a Chainless Starting Stitch!
The Invisible Slip Stitch and Chainless Starting Stitch eliminate the typical turning chain and slip stitch for a seamless, nearly invisible join, perfect for working STRIPES!
Learn to SEAMLESSLY GRAFT CROCHET – Join Foundation & Top Edges + Fix Mistakes Without Unraveling
Embellish your next project with Tassels! These are quick and easy to make, and can be used in many DIY projects.
Do you hate weaving in ends? Minimize the number of ends you’ll have to weave in by attaching new yarn with the Russian Join!
Are you intimidated by Tapestry Crochet? Well, it is not as hard as it looks!
Learn to Crochet a 60-Degree Triangle! These motifs can be sewn together to make striking geometric designs.
If you don’t like the line of starting chains going up the work when joining in the round, you’ll love the Invisible Slip Stitch and Chainless Starting Stitches!
Are you intimidated by Tapestry Crochet? Well, it is not as hard as it looks! If you can crochet back and forth in rows and color by the numbers, you can work tapestry crochet!
Here is an inexpensive way to make your own sock blockers! These are indispensable tools to the sock knitter or crocheter. Sock Blockers are used to fine-tune the shape of a handmade pair of socks.
