Summer isn’t officially here yet, but it sure feels like it! The days are getting longer and hotter; daylight savings is upon us (well, not in Queensland); and it’s time to swap your crochet blankets for more lightweight and breathable projects that won’t weigh you down in the warmer weather.
With under 3 months left until Christmas, it’s time to prepare! This month we take a look at hand made decorations and gifts for you and the important people in your life.
Travelling is high on everyone’s list and crafting while we are out adventuring is still important. So what is best to pack and ensure you get through security if you on public transport? Read our tip to help you pack for your next getaway
Summertime is just around the corner, and we can’t get through summer without the essential crocheted bag. What’s more crocheted bags are trending! Get ahead of the trend making your own! Read about what’s available at Crochet Australia and catch up with all the other happenings in this months’ newsletter
With so many styles of crochet hooks – how do you choose the right one for you? In this tip we take a look at the different features and how you choose your hook
You don’t have to be Einstein to Crochet! Anyone can do it and it just requires a little investment to get the right tools and you’ll be set with a craft that can bring you a lifetime of enjoyment.
This month we also celebrate a significant milestone for Crochet Australia as we explore recent developments in Yarn Art.
It is very common for Tunisian work to curl, but there are some techniques and methods you can employ to reduce or eliminate it from your tunisian crochet projects.
As the cool weather begins to descend upon on us, we all begin to reach out for our cover ups – for ourselves, family pets and other non-living things. Read our newsletter for inspiration patterns and what you can cover up as the weather cools down
I often get asked whether it is better to use a ball of yarn from it’s centre or the outside. Read on to hear what I prefer and tips for finding the centre
