Since I teach crochet at Admit Ewe Knit in Raleigh, NC , I'm often asked (by knitters) the best way to pick up crocheting again.
If you used to know how to do it, then here are a few fast ways to get back into it:
You can also find a local club. It's a great community and crafter-fellowship opportunity.
This year, I'm participating in "Crochet Squared" at Admit Ewe Knit - Ravelry forum. I think, most of my blocks this year will be non-afghan projects. I turned my 1st block into a pillow. And I'm thinking of making my 2nd block into my spring purse!
If you used to know how to do it, then here are a few fast ways to get back into it:
- A stack of dishcloths. (I stitch 2 of them together for pot holders.)
- A scarf or cowl (especially in this cold weather!)
- A Crochet Block Club!
You can also find a local club. It's a great community and crafter-fellowship opportunity.
This year, I'm participating in "Crochet Squared" at Admit Ewe Knit - Ravelry forum. I think, most of my blocks this year will be non-afghan projects. I turned my 1st block into a pillow. And I'm thinking of making my 2nd block into my spring purse!
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Another Sunflower Block by Julie Yeager
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| SmoothFox's Cactus Square by Donna Mason-Svara |
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