Every crochet bag strap stretches eventually. You finish your bag, you are proud of it, you carry it once and by the end of the day the strap is hitting your knees. It is not your yarn. It is not your hook. It is the construction. These three straps solve […]
Sandra Regev
I made this for myself. That is where this whole thing started. It was close to Valentine’s Day and I decided that this year, I am going to love myself a little more. No waiting for someone to give me something nice. I am going to make myself something beautiful. […]
Most people think they know why crochet is good for you. They say:“it’s relaxing”“it’s creative”“it’s a nice hobby” And yes… that’s all true. But I feel like there are some benefits that don’t get talked about enough. The small things that happen quietly while you crochet and somehow make a […]
Something interesting is happening right now. Crochet is not just “back in style” and it feels like a whole new group of people is picking it up. And honestly… they don’t all look like the typical “craft people” we used to imagine. I’ve been noticing this more and more, and […]
I have a wrap hanging in my wardrobe right now that I am genuinely proud of. The colors are stunning, it is variegated, warm, exactly what I imagined when I ordered the yarn online. I wore it the day I finished it. But only over a long-sleeved top. Never directly […]
If you want a border that looks impressive but takes almost no skill to make, this is the one. The braided crochet border uses just two things: a slip stitch and a chain. That is the entire stitch repeat. The trick that makes it look so neat and professional is […]
I decided to make a blanket. Not just any blanket but one that would teach me something. Or more honestly, one that would remind me why I love this craft so much. Twelve sections, twelve different stitches, all worked in the same yarn, so the whole thing grows together into […]
If you have ever finished crocheting a bag and thought it looks fine, but something is missing, this is the tutorial for you. A picot border is the answer. It takes less than 20 minutes, uses the same yarn you already have, and completely transforms the edge of any crochet […]
I made a wrap once that could have stood up on its own. It was not what I had in mind. I wanted something that flowed off the shoulders, soft and light. What I got looked like a potholder you could wear. If this sounds familiar, keep reading. The fix […]
There is something that happens when you sit down to crochet but nothing feels right. The yarn is there. The hooks are ready. But you pick something up, put it down, pick up something else — and nothing clicks. Most of the time this is not a crochet problem. It […]