When crocheting animals, most animals begin with a body that is a tube or a circle and a head that is a tube or a circle, and these two pieces are then crocheted together. Find out how to stuff a crocheted animal before adding arms and legs with help from a crochet instructor in this free video on crocheting animals. Expert: Jan Runkel Contact: www.justjaddesigns.com Bio: Jan Runkel has over 15 years of experience in knitting and crocheting instruction and design. Runkel is currently the on-site instructor for Yarn Company of Palm Desert in California. Filmmaker: Gina Miller-Britton
I’d like to learn how to crochet all different types of things. I I bought a book, but it’s too advanced for me. Can you recommend something for a beginner?
This video is a basic demonstration for individuals wanting to learn how to crochet or latch hook hair. You may use loose synthetic or human hair with your choice of texture and length. Tools required: weaving needle, thread, large crochet hook and loose hair. www.AmidBeauty.com
I’m trying to crochet something, and it tells me to chain 2, and then single crochet 6 on the chain… I know how to chain and single crochet… I just don’t really know how to do this specific thing.
How to start a basic tube. YouTube Channel www.youtube.com Crochet Blog crochet-mania.blogspot.com
My sister is 11, I’m 13. Last week, I learned how to crochet a hat. She asked me to make her one. She’s usually really rude and mean to me, but I decided to be nice and make her one. It took me five days to make the hat that she wanted. I thought it turned out pretty nice. Obviously, to her, it didn’t. She asked me what "this piece of crap" was and I told her it was a hat. She said she hated it, cut it up with scissors, and threw it in the trash. I’m really hurt at this point and I’m really upset. I wasted 5 days of my life making her that stupid hat and she just threw it away. What should I do?
Learn about crochet hooks with expert tips and advice on crochet stitches in this free craft video series. Expert: Beth Essington Bio: Beth Essington started crocheting over 30 years ago and has been crocheting professionally for over 25 years. She teaches all levels of crocheting in Los Angeles, CA. Filmmaker: Karina Fraley
I have just learned how to crochet and I’m trying to make a blanket. Right now its about the size of a computer screen. It’s granny stitch and one solid color. All i’ve been taught to do is make it a square, is it possible to start making it rectangular now? and how do I do so?
You will have three yarn loops for this stage of your crochet pattern. Learn how to crochet a basket weave pattern in thisfree crocheting lesson from an experienced crochet artist. Expert: Ashlie “Axis” Perez Bio: Axis Perez is a self-taught artisan who has been crocheting for several years. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
I’m a newbie at crochet and mostly trying to teach myself from internet resources and books. I’ve read there are 2 general ways to hold the hook, the "pencil" method (hook over hand) and "knife" method (hook under hand). It seems that most resources suggest the pencil grip is more common and better to start with, but I find it terribly awkward and much prefer the other way. I’m just curious how others hold their hooks. Are there any advantages/disadvantages to one way over the other in your experience? One web site I read said the knife method is better for working with heavier yarns…so would it be a disadvantage when working with crochet cotton or thinner threads? Also, when you started out, how long did it take you to develop an even tension?
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