The Crochet Learning Curve: Why Progress Feels So Slow at First Quick Recognition When you first start crocheting, you might feel like you are “running in place.” Even after several practice sessions, your stitches may still look irregular, your hands feel slow, and the movements don’t feel any more natural than they did on day…
Why Crochet Feels Easy Some Days and Hard Others (Totally Normal — Here’s Why) Start Here If you’re new, start with: Crochet Hub: Start Here Why Crochet Feels Easy Some Days and Hard Others If you’ve been learning crochet for even a few weeks, you’ve probably experienced this: One day you crochet and think: “Oh…
Why Crochet Feels Hard at First (And Why That’s Normal) If crochet feels hard right now, that does not mean you’re bad at crochet.It means you are in the first stage of the beginner learning curve. Most beginners describe the same early experience: If that sounds familiar, you are not behind.You are exactly where beginners…
Crochet Learning Roadmap: What to Learn First (Beginner Stages + Timeline) Quick Answer: What Should Beginners Learn First in Crochet? Start with tension and grip, then chains, straight rows, three basic stitches, and a small flat project. Crochet becomes easier when skills are learned in sequence rather than through random tutorials. But this answer only…