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The Yarnspirations How-To hub is your one-stop shop for all you need to know about crochet, knitting, and crafting to pick up a new skill or level up the skills you already have. With a library full of videos, tutorials, pictorials, diagrams and tips & tricks, you're sure to find something to help you get creating.
Learn how to use a French Knitter
Learn how to use the Susan Bates French Knitter to make fun, easy craft projects.
Sewing with Outdoor Thread
This time of year we often get questions about what type of thread to use for sewing or repairing outdoor items like deck chairs and cushions for benches and chairs. The constant exposure to the sun, chlorine and the elements are very demanding on fabrics and threads.
Learn to Finish the Double Sole Slippers
You can text the score to all your friends and support your favorite team! Keep your hands warm but your fingers free with these cozy crocheted wristers.
Aran Toggle Wrap Instructions Part 2
Learn how to make variations on traditional crocheted granny squares.
New Crochet Top Hat Tutorial
Red Heart is America's Favorite Yarn, voted as the Most Recommended Yarn Brand in America by the Women's Choice Award.
Learn to Crochet Shawl from Center Out
Using the Fan Trellis Wrap pattern as an example, learn how both ends of your shawl can have the same scalloped edge.
Learn Customizing Crochet Patterns
No knitting or crocheting needed! This fashion-right cowl is simply held together with lengths of yarn that become fringe
Learn How to Make a Boutique Swerve Scarf in A Minute
Learn how to make fringe with an overhand knot in this Red Heart -Teach video for crochet. It will take you step-by-step on how to tie an overhand knot to create fringe to add to your crochet.
Crochet Heart Appliques Tutorial
Learn how to increase the number of crochet stitches in a row. Beginner basics video from Red Heart - Teach.
Reading a Pattern Overview
Once you learn the basics of getting started with left-handed crochet, you'll want to learn more stitches.
