How to hold yarn when crocheting

When you are first getting started with crochet, figuring out the proper way to hold the yarn can be a little confusing, but it doesn't have to be! There is a simple way to hold the yarn that will provide plenty of control while you are...

If you have just bought your first ball of yarn and first crochet hook, then this is the right blog post for you on your next few steps. Before you can start crocheting, it is very important to figure out how to hold your yarn and crochet hook! If you do not get this part right, it could mess up you

Since this is the first crochet post, I’ll start with what supplies you’ll need, and I’ll show you a common way to hold your yarn. Supplies you’ll need •Yarn, because, well,…

There a multiple ways to hold your yarn when you learn how to crochet. Using your pinky finger, your index finger, under over finger hold. Take a look at this tutorial and find the way that fits you best. Want to try? Visit crochetandstitches.com for the full instructions

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Danielle | Crochet Patterns on Instagram: "I have had a TON of questions about how I hold my yarn. So here it is! This is how I have always held it. It was just natural. I wasn’t taught this way. It is just what was comfortable. A few things I have noticed. ✨ It keeps very consistent tension. This results in a cleaner end product. ✨ My hands don’t cramp up or hurt after hours of crocheting. The way my pointer acts as the tensioner, my fingers are loose and never clenched to hold…

There are a variety of ways to hold your yarn when crocheting. Let's take a close look at the 4 most common ways.

A great beginner's guide! Here are 4 popular ways to hold the yarn while crocheting. Experiment with each one and determine which method works best for you! #crochetbeginner #crochettutorial #crochethook #crochetbasics #howtocrochet #crochetguide

Learn the easiest and most comfortable ways to hold yarn as you crochet for proper tension and perfectly even stitches. With tips on how to hold crochet yarn!