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Yes, your latch hook project can be washed! We recommend machine washing on a gentle cycle in a laundry bag.out first!

Over 70% of Craft Club customers in March 2026 said crafting benefits them as a way to relax and to have a creative outlet. There is a deep wellness theme across responses, as customers have used craft to manage anxiety, ADHD, and stress.

If you've bought one of Craft Club's kits, the latch hook project is finished for you! All of our latch hook kits come pre-sewn and pre-backed so that they're ready to be used the minute you finish your final stitch.

Latch hooking has been around for well over a century! The modern tool we use dates back to the early 1900's, and the craft was popularised in the 1970's as a hobby.

Not at all! Latch hook is easy to learn and quick to master with its single technique. All of our kits include all necessary materials and video tutorials.

Yes, video and written guides are included in our kits. We want to make crafting as enjoyable as possible, so there's no way we'll leave you hanging!

You don't need to trim your latch hook project; however, it could be helpful to trim any stray pieces to define the design. If you do want to trim your piece, less is more - you can't undo what's been trimmed!

If your latch hook tool has broken or been lost, you'll be able to buy a replacement in most craft stores. If that's not an option, you can also use a crochet hook or your fingers to pull the loop of yarn through the canvas to tie it.

As latch hook doesn't contain or need sharp implements, and is a single, simple technique, it's perfect for a large variety of ages. Latch hooking with your kids or family could be a great group activity to create something together.

A rug tufting kit and a latch hook rug kit both lead to glorious handmade floor décor, but the process is a little different. Latch hook rugs are made by looping pre-cut yarn through canvas one knot at a time, while tufting uses a mechanical tool to create a dense, carpet-like finish and feel.