Do you want to learn a new craft skill that will let you create beautiful pieces for yourself, or perfect for gifting? Do you dream of creating your own accessories and clothes to fully embrace the slow fashion movement? Or maybe simply you’re looking for a creative way to fill your free time after work? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of those questions - this is a class for you!

In this less than an hour class, you’ll learn every foundational skill you need to get started with crochet!

You’ll find out:

what tools and supplies you need to actually start crocheting
how to start your crochet project
how to hold the hook and yarn
how to create the 5 basic crochet stitches
how to crochet a stylish headband with a twist
how to finish you project so it’s neat
a few tips to make starting new craft easier and friction free

Did you know that crochet can’t be machine made? That’s a truly unique skill - and the amount of possible stitch combinations and placements creates a huge potential to let your creativity shine! Moreover - crochet has become very popular over the last years and is getting a very modern makeover - it’s no longer associated with just lace doilies - crochet lets you create accessories, home decor pieces, toys - and even clothes, so it’s a truly versatile craft. You can use your newly learned skill to create practical, long lasting items for you, of thoughtful gifts for your love ones!

This is an entry level class - for absolute beginners - even if you’ve never held a crochet hook in your hand, or never even touched any yarn :) This class is also clear and concise - no fluff - for busy people like you - so you can jump to actual crafting fast!

You will need some tools to follow along with the class and create the project:

1 ball (50g) of worsted weight (category 4 - medium) yarn - wool or acrylic (if you’re looking for vegan option)
5 mm (H-8) crochet hook
scissors
tapestry needle
tape measure
optionally: some stitch markers

When you take this class, you’ll receive a class guidebook, which includes: a list of options for tools & yarn with links, so you don’t have to spend time on researching what and where to get, and a few crochet resources to make crafting easier - including tips on using different yarn than suggested for the class - also about using some random yarn you found at your grandma’s place that’s missing a label.

Hope to see you in the class!

Cynthia Tejada

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