Tuesday, March 29, 2011
New tutorial posts on their way
I decided to start doing some tutorial blogs on crochet (maybe knitting too, but I don't want to teach people my way if I'm not doing it exactly right) and some other things. To kick things off there's going to be a free crochet pattern on tomorrow's post that is being provided by Tutus & Tea Parties. The first tutorial is going to be on how to do single crochet (which will go nicely with the pattern, hint, hint) and is also going to be a guest post by Insprink Studio. What I'd like to know is there a specific crochet technique that you'd like to see demonstrated?
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I've always wanted to learn to crochet but haven't been able to learn from books. If you could show how to crochet for beginners like me I would love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I was thinking. Tutus and Tea Parties is giving everybody that reads my blog her pattern for a Mug Cozy (and she took pictures!) which is going to be posted tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI've crocheted since I was a kid (I'm in my 50's now) and have always held the hook in a kind of death grip. At our quilt guild this gal from Holland litterally grabbed the hook out of my hand and told I was DOING IT WRONG. So, what is the 'proper way' to hold the hook?
ReplyDeleteBetty
I was taught to hold it like a pencil. Some people hold it like a knife. As far as I'm concerned, I think you should hold it so that it's comfortable to you. There's not really a right way or a wrong way, just do what works for you. People need to relax, it's only crochet, it's surgery.
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