Here you’ll find tips on working with yarn, various lessons learned throughout the years, experiments and anything that doesn’t fit in the other categories.
Here’s how to fix different kinds of mistakes in Tunisian crochet, such as making the wrong stitch, without having to frog the whole row. We all make mistakes, it’s part of being human. Especially when we make things by hand, chances are that there will we some mistakes that creep into our work. Not only … Read more
Have you lost your crojo? Here are a few things I do to get back my crojo.
Can you make filet crochet with Tunisian stitches? Yes, here’s how
Learn a quick trick to easily change colors between rows in amigurumi. Full photo and video instructions are available.
In this article, I will show you how to add backing to crochet blankets. You can also follow along with the video. I used this method to add a fleece backing to the Dear Peony baby blanket. To get written instructions and all the other parts of the pattern, please buy a PDF copy of … Read more
Let’s explore how we can use knitting patterns for Tunisian crochet.
In this quick tutorial, I will explain and demonstrate an easy way to join granny squares using your hook and yarn. You can also follow along with the video. I used this method to make the Dear Peony baby blanket.
Does crochet use more yarn than knitting? How about Tunisian crochet? Let’s find out together which of these three crafts is fastest to work up and takes more yarn. Read on to see the results of my experiment with knitting, crochet and Tunisian crochet.
In this article I show you my own method to make Ravelry more accessible if you are also affected by the black lines everywhere. It’s quick and free and should reduce the amount of migraines to nearly zero. If you’re like me and need to use Ravelry for business purposes (or just have all your … Read more
In this article, we’ll explore different methods to reduce or remove curling in Tunisian crochet projects. Read on to find out which method will work for your particular project. If you’ve been using Tunisian crochet for a while, you’ll know exactly what I mean when I say “Tunisian crochet curls“. If you’ve ever made anything … Read more