New Ways with Crochet: A Stitch to Try!
There is a stitch in the book that I would probably skip at first glance, because it doesn't look very bold or eye-catching. But in fact, it is extremely useful and often needed in projects: the Twisted Eyelet stitch from Chapter 1.
I don't usually use it on its own, but I love adding it as a gentle row of tiny, airy eyelets. It is very simple! Let’s try it!
From Squares to Sweaters: Leaf Tops Construction
For lovers of technical details!
Turning motifs into tops has been such a joy - and a little puzzle too!
With the Linen and Mint Leaf tops, I started from the Wave top construction, but with some modifications.
In this post, I’ll walk through the changes I made and how I solved the uneven motif shapes.
Filet crochet: from shawl to blanket
I have a question about whether the Zirka shawl pattern can be adapted into a rectangular shape, such as a scarf or a blanket.
There are a few possible methods to transform a triangular piece into a rectangular or square shape in filet crochet.