Crochet is a craft where yarn is interlocked using a hooked needle to create textured clothing or plush toys. Each stitch in crochet is completed before starting the next.
What if I struggle with my crochet kit?
Our video guides have been designed to walk you step-by-step through every single element of your crochet kit. So you know you'll be able to master it! But if you're still struggling, you can reach out to us at hello@craftclubco.com
I've never crocheted before!
That's okay! Included in our kits are access to technique tutorial videos and the pattern. These are perfect for beginners.
What's the difference between milk yarn and chunky chenille yarn?
The difference between milk yarn and chunky chenille yarn is in their weight and number of strands. Milk yarns is thin, soft, light, and made up of multiple yarn strands. Chunky chenille yarn is heavier, thicker, and is a single strand. Both are beginner friendly, but milk yarn is used more for detailed pieces, and chunky chenille is mostly used for larger plushes.
What kind of crochet is this?
Our crochet kits are Amigurumi - the Japanese art of crocheting stuffed yarn creatures and objects. Typically worked in continuous spirals to create tight, dense fabrics that prevent the polyester fiberfill stuffing from showing through
What is the stuffing made from?
The stuffing is made from polyester fiberfill. This keeps your crochet piece not only full, but soft!
Is crochet easier than knitting?
Crochet is typically perceived as easier than knitting. This is due to crochet only needing one hook, whereas two are needed for knitting. With patience and practice, they can be just as easy as each other!
Are these kits beginner-friendly?
Yes! All of our craft kits are designed to be beginner-friendly. We believe that creativity is for everyone, and want to give people the confidence to find their creative side.
What is milk yarn?
Milk yarn is a soft-textured, lightweight yarn that is made up of multiple strands. While it's not actually made of milk, it's perfect for a soft and easy crocheting journey.
What is surface stitching?
Surface stitching is crocheting chains or single crochets onto the surface of an amigurumi piece. These are used to add details without interrupting the process of creating the main part.
