Every crocheter has been there—you sit down, ready to dive into your project, only to realize your favorite hook has gone missing. Crochet tools are small but mighty, and without a little organization, they can easily disappear into the couch cushions or the bottom of a tote bag. The good news? With a few simple…
If you’ve been crocheting for a while, chances are you’ve built up a yarn stash. Maybe it started with just a few skeins, but over time it somehow turned into a mountain of fiber. And while a yarn stash can feel like a treasure chest, it can also feel overwhelming if it’s not organized. The…
Every crocheter needs a little haven—a crochet space where yarn, hooks, and inspiration all come together. But here’s the secret: your crochet space doesn’t have to be a Pinterest-perfect craft room to be wonderful. Even a single basket by the couch can become a joyful corner where creativity blooms.So, how do you carve out the…
(Hint: It’s About More Than Just Stitches) There’s something magical about watching a crochet idea come to life. Sometimes it starts as a quick sketch in the margins of my notebook or a color combo that grabs my attention in a yarn shop. Other times, it’s a texture I can’t stop thinking about or a…
This is the final post in my summer sock series, and it’s the perfect time to tell you about Sock School: The Crochet Way—my signature crochet sock course that opens for registration September 9th! This is the 101 course – cuff down, heel flap, and gusset! The 102 course – toe-up, short row heel coming…
One of the most common questions I get is: how long does it take to crochet socks? The short answer? It depends! But I’ll walk you through what to expect—whether you’re brand new to sock making or have crocheted a few pairs already. Factors That Affect Your Sock SpeedThere’s no one-size-fits-all answer, because the time…
Getting the right crochet sock fit can make or break your sock-making experience. You’ve picked a gorgeous pattern and found your dream yarn—but if the socks don’t fit, all that hard work goes to waste. The secret to success is in the measuring. With just a few simple steps, you can take the guesswork out…
One of the first questions students ask me is what crochet sock method they should use when they crochet socks. Actually, it is a matter of preference. But if you havent crocheted socks yet, I recommend starting Cuff Down. If you’re wondering which crochet sock method to try first, let’s break them both down so…
Crocheting your first pair of socks is exciting—but it can also be a little intimidating. I’ve taught thousands of crocheters how to make socks, and trust me, you’re not alone if you’ve run into a few hiccups. Today, I’m sharing the top 3 crochet sock mistakes I see beginners make—plus how to steer clear of…
If a sock pattern ever made you say, “Wait… what’s a gusset?”—you’re not alone. Crochet Sock Anatomy is a learned skill. Let’s break it down. Cuff: The top of the sock. Usually ribbed and stretchy to hold the sock up. Leg: The section between the cuff and the heel. May be decorative or plain. Heel…
