The Best of Geek
Happy #geekprideday, fam!
To celebrate this supreme day of geeky glory, I wanted to share with you my 5 favorite geeky patterns, most of which are available here at Two Hearts Crochet for FREE!
Guest Post: How to Join Crocheted Pieces by Sewing, written by Helen Spencer
In this post, Helen discusses three different hand-sewing techniques that you can try out on your next graphghan project. You can read more about these techniques in her post below!
Why I Love Graphghans (PLUS the 5 Steps to Making Any Graphghan)
I’ve broken down the entire graphghan-making process into five small steps. By following these steps in order, you’ll be able to easily work your way through the process of designing and actually crocheting your own graphghan. And the best part? These five steps work for any crocheted graph project!
Win a Spot in Graphghan Boot Camp!
I’ve never been more proud of anything than I am of this Graphghan Boot Camp ecourse. In fact, I love this course so much that I’m giving away TWO free spots in the class!
Supercharge Your Ami-Making Skills
BIG NEWS, my friends…
The Amigurumi Crash Course is BACK!
How to Make Your Own Tassels
In this post, I’m going to show you how I made my tassels. Whether you make them for the Kraken Shawl or for another project, this tutorial will show you how it’s done and hopefully give you some ideas for making your own!
Coming Soon: The Amigurumi Crash Course
Treat yourself this holiday season – with the gift of crochet!
How to Un-Shrink Your Crocheted (or Knitted) Sweater
Remember: hand-wash items should be HAND-WASHED ONLY! Hopefully you won’t ever need this tutorial again! *fingers crossed*
Tutorial: How to Line A Blanket with Fleece
I’m so glad this tutorial is finally here! I forgot to photograph the process when
Tuesday Tip: How to use Microsoft Excel to make your own graphs
Maybe you can crochet anything you set your mind to, but can you design anything you
The C2C Basics: A Video Tutorial Series
The Corner-to-Corner crochet stitch (or C2C) is really easy to learn, but it can look