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This blog is all about learning how to crochet and knit for beginners and for more advanced crocheters and knitters. This is also about oil and watercolor painting. This blog is about inspiration and creativity. Maybe some health and spiritual tips as well. Hi guys this is lesson 1 to an 11 part series on how to crochet. I hope you enjoy it :) Choose what template you are going to use, whether it is a sewing pattern, a top that you have cut out, or a top that you are going to Then you need to decide what yarn and hook you are wanting to use for your project. I am use Peaches and Cream Cotton in white, which is a medium size 4, and a size 6.5mm crochet hook which is bigger than required but I want I am also using embroidery cotton with a size 2.75mm crochet hook. I am using a little hook to sew onto the bracelet to hook onto the Once you have decided on what yarn you are using and you have your pattern ready you can start crocheting. Start anywhere on your pattern and take the plunge and just go for it.  You can start with the motif I am using and then branch out, or you can start your own design. You just have to start somewhere and do whatever stitches you feel like. You can turn your work around and work on the other side, you can go up a side and down a side you can make a long chain and work back on it. You can make a circle and then branch out from there. You can start a straight row and then branch out and go in whichever direction you are wanting to. Once you feel you are ready to pin it onto your pattern you can go ahead and pin it on (it is just easier working without it pinned onto your pattern initially) Just make sure that you don't go too big and that you have worked past the borders of your pattern. If you did then you can use the one side and fold the other side and use it on the other side. Once you have pinned it onto the pattern you can work a piece and then pin that piece on and then continue working and pinning as you