CROCHET PROJECTS: that make me want to learn
As I’ve been scrolling through pintrest I’ve found the cutest projects that make me want to learn how to crochet. For that ever happen to you?
Crocheting isn’t just itchy blankets anymore but actually super cute projects!
I wish I had the time to learn and patience to sit down and do a project.
Who here crochets?👇👇👇
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Crocheting is experiencing a renaissance, with many enthusiasts turning their attention to modern and charming projects that break the stereotype of traditional itchy blankets. One popular trend is creating cute Kindle cover pouches, allowing your device to showcase your personal style. Additionally, coffee cup holders adorned with fun designs are not only practical but also add flair to your daily coffee runs. For those interested in making something for younger ones, adorable toddler purses are gaining traction as the perfect accessory for little fashionistas. Moreover, plant decor items like crochet plant hangers are a hit among those who appreciate greenery in their homes. Finally, crochet drink coasters offer a delightful touch to any table setting, combining aesthetics with functionality. If you’re inspired by these projects, many online platforms, including Pinterest, offer a wealth of ideas and tutorials to guide you in your crochet journey. So gather your materials, discover your creative potential, and enjoy the relaxing art of crocheting!
Start small. I recommend getting a Pierre Wooble. I’ve crocheted since I was a little girl and they managed to even teach me some things. I recommend Pierre because he has the best videos. Once he is finished? You will be able to handle almost anything because you will be able to do the stitches. If you are serious about learning, you can go to their website and find free tutorials for the basic stitches, magic ring, and little things you will want to learn. Use a 4mm hook and a size 4 yarn (think red heart and that size acrylic yarn) or a tubular yarn of your choice if you can find it inexpensive. Michaels carries a brand now and so does Hobby Lobby. Also, look on YT. There are tons of awesome fiber artist on there. IG as well. You seem to really like the granny stitch and granny squares. Hunt for them on YT. Some of these projects you like are beginner friendly!