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Taking the Curl Out of Tunisian
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.
Using yarn from the Centre of the Ball – why and how
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
Upcycling 101
You’ve decided to liven up your wardrobe with crochet, knitting or even tatting – where you do you start?
Foundation Chain Stitch Count not Right?
Have you ever finished your foundation chains then completed the first row or round only to find that you don’t have enough chains or have too many left over? Try these methods to fix it…
Yarn Substitution
Can’t find the yarn you need for the your next project and need to substitute it? Read our tip to guide you through the things you need to consider
Yarn Over vs Yarn Under – Which one are you?
Yarn over versus yarn under – do you know the difference and the impact it has on your crochet? Read our tip to discover what the difference is and why it is important to know your style.
Crocheting with Doubled Yarn
Using multiple strands of yarn together in your crochet and knitting can help achieve that bulky look – read our tip for other advantages of using multiple strands and some tips to make it work for you.
Granny Square (Motif) Success
Read how to improve the look of your next granny square without having to alter the pattern – just the way you approach the steps.
Removing the Gap From Treble Crochet Stitches
Do you love using the treble stitch in your projects but worry about the gaps that appear at the beginning of a row? We take a look at techniques to remove this gap.
Gauge Swatches – What and Why?
I’m sure you have all heard the term gauge swatch or tension swatch and read this in a pattern – but how many of you actually do it and use your gauge swatch to its maximum benefit? Read our tip to help you get your gauge correct and find out how else you can use the swatch.