As a crochet tech editor, I see a lot of crochet patterns, and the same five details are often missing from many of them. I decided to compile this list so you know what they are and to help you remember to include them. Having these details in your crochet pattern will help your customers…
Are you familiar with the conundrum of what to do when you run out of yarn before you project is complete? Here are 5 ways to help you win at yarn chicken. Running out of yarn does not always have to mean a project needs binning, frogging or resigning to the Unfinished Object heap. There…
Where did that month even go? I do adore June though, with the light evenings. There’s something quite special about being able to do gardening at 9pm, with the scent of honeysuckle in the warm air. The beautiful displays in my garden inspired my crochet too. One particular flower themed project which got a lot…
The crochet chevron pattern is a classic one for blankets, especially those for babies, as it doesn’t have holes for little fingers to get trapped in. For the same reason, I made this blanket for my puppy – I didn’t want him to catch his claws. It is a great pattern to try if you…
Why does chain 3 cause issues? In crochet, chain 3 is often used to elevate the level of the crocheted piece to start a new row or round of treble crochet stitches (US double crochet). Because of it’s simplicity, it is one of the first methods many beginner crocheters learn. However, it tends to stand…
