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Oya crochet comes from Turkey and is the smallest form of crochet there is: with a 0.75 mm hook and tiny beads you make delicate bracelets and lace edgings. Nenah from Neentjes shares what you need...

Tunisian crochet is a technique that combines the best of crochet and knitting. Once you get the hang of it, you won't want to stop! Rosanne from HappyYarnLife explains exactly what Tunisian croche...

Mother's Day is coming up and you want to give something that feels truly personal. Diana shares 3 quick, creative crochet ideas, from flowers that never wilt to small decorations and personalized ...

Three new crochet books in the shop! Whether you want to learn mosaic crochet, love adding handmade scarves to your wardrobe, or are looking for the perfect new-baby gift: there is something here f...

If there is one part of crochet that plenty of people secretly dislike, it's weaving in ends. It's the kind of job you'd rather put off until the very last moment.

Can you take crochet hooks on a plane? The short answer is: usually, yes. Still, it depends on a few things, like the material of your hook and the screener at the security checkpoint. Want to know...

A crochet course walks you through that process of discovery step by step, without flooding you with difficult terms or complicated patterns.

Discover the free crochet patterns from Yupa Studio. Beginner-friendly, creative and quick to finish, exactly what you need to stay motivated.

Discover five simple crochet projects for beginners. These projects are quick to finish, easy to follow and ideal for practicing basic stitches, rhythm and yarn tension.