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Learn how to make Pom Poms
Make your own intricate belt of flowers and frills for your special day. Crystal beads add the perfect amount of sparkle to a memorable accessory. Designed by Kathryn A. White.

Crochet with Pomp-a-Doodle
Learn to crochet with Red Heart Yarns' new Pomp-a-Doodle yarn. This video is hosted by Red Heart's Kathleen Sams.

Learn to Join As you Go Granny Motif Mania
Learn how to finish the Sampler Throw from our crochet along.Throw designed by Katherine Eng.

Crochet Spoked Snowflakes Tutorial
Marly Bird teaches the ninth square of the Crochet Stitch Sampler Baby Blanket Crochet Along!

How To Knit Red Heart Sashay Scarves
Learn the 5 basic crochet stitches. Watch updated versions of these stitches from Marly Bird

Learn How to Finger Chain a Fizzle Scarf in A Minute
Learn how to make half double crochet, double and treble crochet stitches. Also learn how to make a simple striped scarf.

Reading crochet charts and symbols
Learn how to make an easy crochet picot edgings that are perfect to finish both knit and crochet projects.
Understanding Multi's, Prints & Ombres
Understanding multi-color, ombres and printed yarns.
How to Make Pompoms
It's easier than you think to make pompoms! Find out how in this article, complete with step-by-step video. As a bonus..
To Swatch or Not to Swatch?
How do you make sure that the sweater you’re making will fit? Make a gauge swatch! A gauge swatch is a small sample of your..
Blocking as a Finishing Touch
Want to make your finished items look even better? Block them! Blocking may seem intimidating, but you really only need a few things from around the house.

Seaming with Susan Bates
To look its best, a knit or crochet garment needs to be carefully sewn together after the pieces themselves are stitched.