Clusters are groups of stitches worked into the same stitch, but rather than an increase, they still only equate to one stitch overall.
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Kids hesitant to learn crochet? Teach them the joy of yarn craft with some of our favourite 'no crochet' projects
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Pom-poms have long been a staple in many craft cupboards. They can be added to hats and winter-wear, used for household decoration, accessories, toys, and even...
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Our technical editor Charles Voth explains the inner workings of written-out crochet patterns.
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As with UK and US crochet terminology, hook sizes can vary from country to country
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With so many uses for the basic crochet trim, there’s bound to be a perfect project for everyone, so take a look at how to create some of Inside Crochet’s favourite edges and give one or two a go.
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Crocheted edgings can give a professional finish to many of your craft projects. Claire Montgomerie looks at everything you need to know
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Following on from last weeks guide to getting started with Hairpin Lace, this week we look at removing the strip from the loom, joining strips, open loops and edgings.
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Claire Montgomerie explores this simple technique that gives stunning results. Part 1 looks at how to get started with Hairpin Crochet
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Hairpin Lace is a very pretty, simple crochet technique that is worked using a regular hook, plus a fork or loom consisting of two...
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Last week we looked at the basic stitches and history of Tunisian Crochet, this week join us as we progress onto other stitches such as Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS) and Tunisian Knit Stitch (TKS).
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Pops of colour: Add some winter cheer with happy & bright makes Read more...
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