Crochet Tutorials & Technique Guides 

Welcome to the tutorials page.

** NEW BEGINNERS CROCHET TUTORIALS ON MY YOUTUBE AS A COURSE ** 

Starting with just the basic stitches at first, after that, if you still feel like crocheting is for you (dont give up right away) then this "course" on my YouTube is perfect for you. As someone whos been crocheting 9 years with a slight hiatus in between, you'll see my mistakes, because we all still make them, tips, tricks Ive learned to help you save time, better quality work and whats worth your time & what isnt depending on what your reason for learning crochet is! 

Click the link here for my Youtube where you can see the video tutorials starting with the good old slip knot:

This is where I dump everything I've learned the hard way so you don't have to sit there frogging the same row 12 times wondering if crochet just isn't for you. It is. The instructions just sucked.

You're going to find real tutorials here. Not overcomplicated, not written like a textbook, and definitely not pretending mistakes don't happen. If something is confusing, I explain it. If something is annoying, I say it. If there's an easier way, we're doing that instead.

These videos walk you through things step-by-step, from basic stitches to actual wearable pieces, without skipping the parts that usually get glossed over. You'll see what it's supposed to look like, what it looks like when it goes wrong, and how to fix it without starting from scratch every time.

Follow along, pause when you need to, rewind when it gets weird, and don't stress about being perfect. Nobody's first piece is perfect. Half the time neither is the second.

Scroll through, pick something, and start.

Invisible Join (in the round)

Are you tired of being able to see your join when working in the round? This easy invisible join tutorial shows you how to keep your rounds smooth with no visible seam.  

Struggling With the Magic Ring? Crochet the Magic Circle the Easy Way

Are you tired of loose centers when crocheting in the round? In this quick tutorial, I show you two easy magic ring techniques so you can choose the one that works best for your hands, yarn, and tension. I explain how the magic ring works, how to keep it tight, and when to use it instead of a chain loop. Perfect for beginners and crocheters who want a neater, more reliable start for hats, amigurumi, and any project worked in the round. 

Surprise 2 for 1, I have two different tutorials that show you how to make a MC in a different that traditional way!

Crochet Tutorials for Wearables | Bralettes, Clothing & Step-by-Step Guides

Explore beginner-friendly and intermediate crochet tutorials focused on wearable pieces like bralettes, tops, and custom clothing. Follow along as I share step-by-step techniques, stitch breakdowns, and lessons I've learned while drafting my own patterns and pushing outside my comfort zone. New tutorials added regularly.

How to make a granny square

So you want to learn how to make a granny square.

This is the one. No fluff, no weird pattern language that makes you question your life choices halfway through. Just a straight-up, step-by-step tutorial showing you exactly how to start, build, and finish a basic granny square without losing your mind.

If you've ever:

restarted 6 times

twisted your chain into something unrecognizable

or stared at your yarn like it personally offended you

you're in the right place.

This tutorial walks you through the actual basicschain, double crochet, corners, working in the round—and turns it into something that finally makes sense.

Watch the full video, follow along, mess it up, fix it, and by the end of it, you'll have a granny square that actually looks like a granny square.

No gatekeeping. No nonsense. Just crochet.

Bralette Tutorial (Finally, a Functional One)

After trial, error, and a concerning amount of yarn-related rage, this is the current, most put-together version of my bralette cup tutorial.

If your past attempts have looked like abstract art or structural experiments gone wrong, go watch this. It behaves. The stitches behave. Everything behaves.

Watch it here and save yourself from inventing new crochet crimes.