#Crochetadvice
LightNews LightNews
justsadcake.bsky.social
I started crocheting because I saw something I wanna make so badly, but oh gawd I'm so bad at it.

This is also why I've been slightly distracted with my art. If you have any advice tomake this heart please let me know 😅

#crochetnoob #crochetadvice #crochet #crochetbeginner
December 8, 2025 at 12:03 PM
melscrochetdreams.bsky.social
Any crafters have advice for sewing a liner into a bag for the first time? #crochetadvice #craftquestions
November 22, 2024 at 7:01 PM
quiet-rose.bsky.social
I'm loving my different stitches for this toddler blankie, but it's not really coming out square. Like...pulls too lopsidedly at the corners...Any tips? #crochet #crochetadvice 🧶
Multicolored yarn with purple, blue, white and yellow colors made into a crochet motif blanket
March 26, 2025 at 11:33 PM
theaudartist.bsky.social
#Crochet #Amigurumi #CrochetAdvice #FibreArts #Artist #SmallBusiness #Crocheting
An Aud bit of crocheting advice: weave in loose ends as you go! Some people may prefer to weave in loose ends after they've finished crocheting their project (I have also done this) and that's fine! However, if you have a project with many loose ends from repeated color/yarn changes, it may be nice to weave in the ends as you go. That way, you don't have dozens of pieces of yarn to weave in when you finally finish crocheting your project!
January 6, 2026 at 9:52 PM
theaudartist.bsky.social
#Crochet #Crochettips #Art #Crochetadvice #Amigurumi
An Aud bit of crocheting advice: for patterns that call for sewing multiple crocheted pieces together, crochet each piece separately first before sewing anything together. That way, if you are unhappy with how one piece looks, you can redo it without having to worry about cutting stitches and messing with the rest of your project. I also find this helps me work more quickly and efficiently.
June 24, 2025 at 11:16 PM
theaudartist.bsky.social
#crochet #crochettips #art #crochetadvice #mistakes
An Aud bit of crocheting advice: don't be afraid to slow down, redo, and restart. If you spot a place where you goofed up in your project, slow down and think through your options. Are you able to redo the part where you made the goof? How far back is the goof? If it's really far back in your project, is it worth starting over from scratch? Don't be daunted at the idea of restarting if you feel it's necessary. You might find that some goofs are best left alone, and that's OK too. You're the artist, and you get to decide what you want your final piece to be.
May 11, 2025 at 9:26 PM
stitches-n-thrifts.bsky.social
Advice please! I’m following a pattern with increase for the bottom of a tote and am not sure if there is something I can do to avoid the larger holes where my slip stitches are. TIA! 💜 #crochet #crochetsky #crochetadvice
Photo of purple crocheted spiraling circle with purple hook attached and wooden background. Photo closeup of purple crocheted spiraling circle with larger holes from center outward in a diagonal where the slip stitches are
August 26, 2025 at 5:02 PM
jopussinabox.bsky.social
If you're working from a pattern and struggling to keep your place - print it out 🖨️
Then grab a pencil and cross off each step as you complete it ✏️

#CrochetCommunity #CrochetSupport #CrochetGroup #CrochetTips #Crafts #CrochetAdvice #CrochetHints #LearnCrochet #GoodAdvice #crochet #PrintItOut
November 22, 2024 at 7:00 PM