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Join a Crochet Along (CAL).

A crochet along (sometimes called a CAL) is a great way to learn to crochet.

These short, easy to follow guides (usually broken down by week) provide step by step instructions on how to create one of our projects.

Crochet Along - Letter Bunting

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Christmas Crochet Decorations that look like gingerbread biscuits.

Crochet your own Christmas decorations.

December 2025 Why not join us for a Christmas crochet along? Here I'll be showing you how to crochet your own gingerbread inspired Christmas decoration. This free video tutorial is perfect for those completely new to crochet, as we go through each step in detail. This is a perfect #yarnstash project, as each pattern uses only 5g of base yarn, a 1-2g of decoration yarn! Check out the full tutorial video below, or for more 'bitesized' clips, why not take a look at our playlist

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Searching for a specific crochet term, stitch or abbreviation? We're building a 'Crochet Codex' designed to be your one-stop shop for all things crochet.

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Crochet Along - Letter Bunting

Join my letter bunting crochet along over on my TikTok!

How to add decoration: surface slip-stitch method.

There are a number of techniques you can use to add decoration to your crochet pieces - the most common of which is the surface slip-stitch method. This method involves completing a slip stitch on the front side of your work to essentially 'draw' out your pattern.

Crochet your own Christmas decorations.

December 2025 Why not join us for a Christmas crochet along? Here I'll be showing you how to crochet your own gingerbread inspired Christmas decoration. This free video tutorial is perfect for those completely new to crochet, as we go through each step in detail. This is a perfect #yarnstash project, as each pattern uses only 5g of base yarn, a 1-2g of decoration yarn! Check out the full tutorial video below, or for more 'bitesized' clips, why not take a look at our playlist

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