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What is easy to do sewing embroidery quilting knitting crochet?
Any and all are 'easy', depending on your small motor skills and willingness to learn and practice.
Is quilting easier than crocheting?
This truly is a matter of opinion. One could argue that crocheting is easier than knitting because there is only one needle/hook, as opposed to the two needles in knitting. However, knitting is simpler (there is a difference between "simple" and "easy") than crocheting, having fewer basic stitches and an easier-to-understand material. The basic stitches in crochet are easier to learn, but are also easy to mess up. The basic knitting stitches are harder to master, but once learned, are more difficult to mess up. In all, I would recommend that younger children learn to knit, and anyone over the age of 10 to do either, though crocheting might have the advantage, since it usually takes less time to do.
How can you learn how to crochet online?
There are many ways to learn crocheting online, choose which one (or ones) that work best for you. One way would be to go to youtube.com and search for "learn to crochet" videos, or tutorials. There are many available on that website. Another way would be to do an Internet search for the phrase/s "learn to crochet," "how to crochet" and similar terms. You could also search for specific stitches--such as How to make a: chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet and so on. This should give you another option for finding instructions about learning to crochet. Yet another potential for finding how to crochet online, is to find an online bookseller, where you could search for "learning to crochet" books.
Which books can help one learn to crochet?
You can learn how to crochet from craft books that focus on crochet work. You can find these books from craft fairs, eBay, Amazon, Michael's, Hobby Lobby, and for free at your local library.
Where can you learn basic knitting stitches?
Try knittinghelp.com
Where can someone learn cable knitting?
Someone can learn cable knitting from the internet or maybe from their family members. You can go on sites such as Youtube and find many helpful tutorials on cable knitting. You can also try to find if there are any cable knitting classes available in your community. Or try to seek some advice from a family member who had prior experience in knitting.
How can one learn to crochet a flower?
There are many books which you can buy from online stores like Amazon which will teach you how to crochet, in particular flowers. You could also look on YouTube for instructional vides on how to crochet a flower.
Where can one learn how to purl?
One can learn how to knit and purl from videos on YouTube. This is a good way to learn because one can actually see how to do it rather than just following instructions. Vogue Knitting and Knitting Help also help one learn how to purl.
How can one learn how to crochet a hat?
There are a number of websites that offer advice and allow one to learn how to crochet a hat. One can find such information on the hobbies and games section of the 'About' website or watch the many instructional videos on YouTube.
Where can one find crochet patterns for bootie slippers?
YouTube is a great place to find and learn crochet patterns for bootie slippers. Watching videos, rather than reading a book, proves to be a superior way to learn.
Where can one learn how to crochet?
Many websites offer free crochet tutorials such as the Dummies website, eHow, and wikiHow. There are also many great YouTube videos that offer step-by-step guidance as well as visual instruction on how to crochet.
What is the hardest stitch in crochet?
What one crocheter finds difficult, another person might find easy, so it is hard to say which would be the most difficult stitch to work for you personally. The hardest stitch is probably the first one you learn after the chain stitch, usually either single or double crochet. The stitch itself isn't hard, but it is awkward at first learning something new. Once you know the chain, single and double crochet, half doubles, trebles and all the variations beyond the treble come easily because they are so similar to the single and double crochet. As with knitting, it isn't the actual stitch that brings an opportunity for life-long study of crochet, but the infinite number of ways those stitches can be combined and manipulated. Bobbles and clusters, working around posts, reaching to stitches in rows below, twisting, picots...all of these are simply manipulations of the three basic stitches (chain, single crochet and double crochet). Addition to first answer: A good answer, but -- I once surveyed 12 crochet experts on this exact question, and they all said the bullion stitch.
