33K views · 175 reactions | We made this handy spinner to decide what to do today! Guess what we're doing? | Yarnspirations | Facebook

20K views · 144 reactions | Feel a little bit royal with the finishing touches on this cute crown pattern. To create a picot simply work a chain of 3 or 4 stitches, then slip stitch back into the first stitch and proceed with the remainder of the pattern. Grab the pattern: https://bit.ly/3wN4qUi Shop the yarn: https://bit.ly/3wTpUPm | Yarnspirations | Facebook

For patterns where you work in joining rounds, instead of spiral, here’s a trick on how to make your seams less visible. Instead of a standard joining slip stitch here’s what to do: - remove the hook from working loop - insert hook into first stitch, back to front. - grab working loop and pull through (keep it tight) - chain 1 and then place the first single crochet into that same stitch. | Yarnspirations

47K views · 455 reactions | What was your first crochet or knitting project? And did you know that you were hooked right away? Let us know in the comments. IG share from @crochet.and.disarray | Yarnspirations | Facebook

Ready to start knitting socks? This week only you can save 30% off Kroy Socks yarn. Shop the sale: http://www.yarnspirations.com/promotions/30%-off-patons-kroy-socks | Yarnspirations

Bring on the bobbles! Did you know you can crochet bobbles in a knitting project? Watch as Nicole show us how! 🧶 Get the Dovercourt Knit Cardigan pattern: https://bit.ly/3cmEbqV For this technique, find the written instructions below. Using a crochet hook the same size or slightly smaller than your knitting needles: 1. Knit to the stitch where you’re supposed to start working on your bobble. 2. Insert your crochet hook from back to front through the horizontal loop lying before the stitch (this