Knitting BLASPHEMY!

[KellyK]

Is anyone aware of a "how to crochet" site that is anywhere NEAR as awesome as THIS site? I can sc & dc, but I need to learn to make a circle, so I can devise a pattern for crocheted felted coasters and potholders for my residents. :thinking: I promised our Activities staff that I would do a felting project with them in July...most of my residents are crocheters, not knitters.

[Silver]

Is anyone aware of a "how to crochet" site that is anywhere NEAR as awesome as THIS site?

AS IF.

But.. I will suggest you go to www.stitchguide.com . Don't know how much it will help, but at least it has videos.

[suziehomemaker]

Since I only crochet special projects and not that often, I bought "The Crochet Stitch Bible". It's a great reference book and the only book I've ever needed. I seem to be able to buy tons of knitting books so it's nice to need only one for a craft. Pretty color pictures and it's almost like an encylopedia of stitches. Good luck!

[ekgheiy]

Or how about the Coats and Clark Learn to Crochet CD? Their Learn to Knit CD is decent, so perhaps the Crochet CD is too ... :thinking:

[KellyK]

Thanks, guys!

[Rennagayle]

I'll second the Coats & Clark's Crochet Made Easy CD. It really crossed me over from a crocheting wannabee to an actual crocheter. It's really cheap, too! :D

[KellyK]

I was kinda hopin' for something free & easy....

[brookenic]

I found this site on Yarnmommy's blog. http://www.crochetme.com/
Good Luck!!

[KellyK]

Thanks Brooke!

[Sara]

Holy Crap! I went nuts and put Yarnmommy's "Joey Dress" on needles before I finished my tank and now I'm looking at crochet patterns?! Bad, bad, bad, bad, BAD! And I thought I was so over crochet.

If I do this, I won't finish anything. I'm going to go to the beef farm and the grocery store, then I will come home and complete a project. I just have to decide which one...