Crochet with Fur Yarn
The hook size and stitch that actually shows on fur yarn, plus the projects where its bulk works in your favor.
Your hub for crochet how-tos, terminology, patterns, techniques, and everything else crocheters want to know.
The hook size and stitch that actually shows on fur yarn, plus the projects where its bulk works in your favor.
Why and how to hold two strands of yarn together as one, with the hook size and gauge math you need before starting.
How to wash crocheted blankets, amigurumi, and doilies safely by fiber, without stretching or felting the piece.
Crochet gift-worthy items like a baby blanket, a holiday ornament, or a wine bottle cover, all finished in a weekend or less.
Crochet marketable items like market bags, scrunchies, and baby booties, the kind that consistently sell well at fairs and on Etsy.
Finish tiny crochet projects like a flower motif or a quick scrubby in about 5 minutes flat, with no seaming required at all.
Make the most of a single skein with projects like hats, cowls, and market bags that all use 100 grams of yarn or even less.
Crochet small household accents like a pincushion, an earring set, a tiny basket, or a thimble cozy, all in under an hour.
Crochet small, beginner-friendly items like a coaster, a bookmark, a keychain tassel, or a simple flower applique to try.
Make the most of one skein with projects like an infinity scarf, a baby cardigan, a dish towel set, or a small everyday purse.