I've picked up and abandoned knitting three times before. Having the knit and purl stitches broken down with such small steps meant I finally didn't give up. My first dishcloth actually looks like a dishcloth.
Knitting and Crochet for Beginners
Learn the fundamental techniques of knitting and crochet to create your first handmade projects with confidence.
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2h 42m of practical content
Reviews (17)
The bit on picking the right hook and needle size stopped me buying random stuff at the shop, and the glossary of pattern abbreviations meant I could finally read a pattern without panicking, though weaving in the ends at the finish is covered a bit quickly.
The tension tips alone stopped my stitches from being a tight mess.
I bought yarn on a whim last winter and it sat in a drawer because I had no idea where to start. This walked me through everything from choosing a yarn weight that matches my hook to actually binding off without it all unravelling. What I liked most is that it doesn't assume you know any of the vocabulary, so terms like gauge and yarn over are explained the first time they show up. I've now finished a cowl and started a pair of simple mitts, something I genuinely didn't think I'd manage.
My tension is so much better.
The order it teaches things in makes so much sense, starting with the slip knot and chain before anything complicated. I never felt lost. My first granny square came out neat enough that I framed it as a joke and now it's actually staying on the wall.
Really beginner-friendly overall, just wish there were a couple more crochet project ideas at the end.
Went from tangled yarn to an actual finished dishcloth in a week.
Learning both crafts side by side turned out to be a really good idea for me. I always thought crochet and knitting were basically the same thing, but seeing them explained together made the differences obvious and helped me decide I actually prefer the hook. The section on casting on had about four methods and I finally understand which one to use when. My edges used to curl and pucker constantly, and the bit on tension and gauge is what fixed that.
Good clear walkthrough of the basic stitches and my slip knots are consistent now. The granny square instructions took me a few reads to follow since it's all written, but once it clicked I made three of them in a weekend.
Finally understand the difference between a knit and a purl.
Made a scarf. So proud.
Cast on my first scarf tonight.
As a complete beginner who's all thumbs, I found the step-by-step approach to casting on and the basic knit stitch really reassuring. The explanations of how to hold the needles and control the working yarn were exactly what I was missing. Reading each step and going slowly, I managed a wonky but real scarf. My only wish is that a few of the crochet diagrams could have been described in a bit more detail, because at one point I couldn't tell whether I was meant to go into the front or back loop, but the knitting side was flawless.
Relaxing and genuinely easy to follow.
The knitting half clicked fast for me, though I needed extra time on the crochet chain to keep my tension even.
Solid foundation in both knitting and crochet, and I like that it treats them as separate skills instead of blending them. The pacing is gentle. I'd have liked a little more on fixing dropped stitches, but for a first introduction it covers what matters.
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