Welcome to the third installment of Crochet 101! If you missed the first two posts, you can find the introduction here and the post about the supplies you'll need here. Learning a new skill can be a little intimidating, and my goal with this series is to make things as clear and simple as possible. And remember: if you make mistakes or if your first try at something doesn't turn out exactly as planned, be kind to yourself and try to think of all the things you've learned from

Welcome to part 2 of the "learn to crochet" series! If you missed the first post, you can find it here. This post will focus on the supplies you will need. Crochet doesn't really require very many supplies; all you'll need is a crochet hook, some yarn, and a pair of scissors. Easy peasy! There are different sizes of hooks and different types of yarn (or even thread) so first I will be talking about the how's and why's of the supplies you will need, and then will give you spec

Autumn has officially arrived where I live, which has me in the mood to make something cozy for this cool weather. When this mood strikes, my mind immediately goes to crocheting. To me, crochet is an easier for a beginner to start with than knitting is. There's just one hook and some yarn in crochet, as opposed to knitting which is two needles and some yarn. When I was teaching myself to crochet, I already knew how to knit and found crochet to be so much quicker and easier. T