Writing crochet patterns

But the writing part needs to be very structured and organized. It has to be clear and concise or the art which you create will not translate into another crochet artist’s hands. NOTE: I do not pretend to know it all. Far from it. I am close to the beginning of my design journey – but I am learning more every day, and I want to share those lessons with anyone starting out so that maybe they can skip over some of the mistakes I have made and regretted.

Learn what the benchmark is for good written crochet patterns. Whether you are new to reading them or a designer staring to write them, quality matters!

Designing Your Own Crochet Pattern Series will guide you through the basics of pattern design....gain some valuable insight into designing crochet patterns.

Making a gift is always better than buying one. When you craft something, you put time, effort, and love into that precious item, and no matter how well it comes out, your friends and family will feel the love you’ve put into it. Although crafting an item might seem simple at first, figuring out exactly

Crochet abbreviations are a way to shorten crochet stitches to make pattern writing simple. #crochet #crochetabbreviations #learncrochet

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This is the first post in a tutorial series on how to read amigurumi crochet patterns. There are no set rules or guidelines for writing amigurumi patterns. Each designer has his/her own format, so …

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Follow this beginner crochet stitch tutorial to learn how to crochet the surface slip stitch. This is a great technique for personalizing crochet pieces.

Whether you're a long-time crochet-er or have recently picked up the oh so awesome hobby, you've seen your fair share of crochet patterns. Ya know, the sc, dc, ch 2, repeat until end of row, finish off and weave in ends patterns. Following and even being able to read a pattern is one thing, but crea