14-Day Learn to Crochet Series
Have you been curious about crochet, but don’t know where to start? This 14-Day Learn to Crochet series will help you begin your crochet journey, teaching you the basics and guiding you through two easy crochet projects. The first lessons cover supplies and terminology. From there, the lessons move on to teach you how make a crochet chain and work basic stitches. In the second half of the series, you’ll learn how to make a sampler cowl and beanie, along with some other techniques to expand your crochet skills. It’s going to be a fun-filled 14 days of learning to crochet. Let’s get creative with our crochet stitches! This video series uses US crochet terminology. Be sure to save or bookmark this page to access your daily instructions.

Day 11
Working in the Round Beginning with a Foundation Chain
Day 12
Working in the Round Beginning with a Magic Ring
Day 13
Working in Front and Back Loops Only
Four years ago, I crocheted the Midwife Blanket successfully, but when I started to make another one last week, I was confused. I don't think I'm putting my hook in the right place.
I’d love tips on how to read a pattern please they are so complicated to figure out!
I would like to learn how to read a pattern
I would like to learn how to incor porate a valentine heart into any pattern (example - hot mat)
I would like to know how to make a granny square please to make a babies shawl thankyou. from alma
Absolutely love these videos. I had forgotten everything I learn at a younger age.
I know basic crochet, but hope this course will give me the knowledge to understand how to read patterns.
I want to learn how to do the granny square to make a blanket.
I want to learn crochet, but I am left handed. Is it easy to learn with these instructions
I think you are a very good instructor. I am a beginner crocheted. I started listening to your week of lessons today and learned several things. I never knew you saw V's on the right and dashes on the wrong side. I blocked the dishcloths I made today. I look forward to learning with you. I am open to anything except afghans or blankets. I used to quilt and I have lots of quilts. I would be interested in making toys or baskets. I make rag rugs. What does becoming a member afford you?