My wife crochets constantly, and then i use her scrap/leftover yarn and crochet "scrap blankets".... They're just simple but big blankets that we use for anything non decorative (camping, bonfires, picnics, emergency blankets in cars, for the dogs to sit on when in our cars, on the beach, extra blankets when its really cold out, and so on).
If you take it up, just know that the first two rows are the toughest part of every project, imo.
This is crochet magic!
Thankfully someone posted a link to how this works, on a crosspost . If anyone else is curious: https://lemmy.ca/comment/23833257
Great, now I want to start crocheting.
My wife crochets constantly, and then i use her scrap/leftover yarn and crochet "scrap blankets".... They're just simple but big blankets that we use for anything non decorative (camping, bonfires, picnics, emergency blankets in cars, for the dogs to sit on when in our cars, on the beach, extra blankets when its really cold out, and so on).
If you take it up, just know that the first two rows are the toughest part of every project, imo.
Have you heard of foundation stitches? They replace the starting chain.
https://theunraveledmitten.com/2018/11/09/foundation-crochet-stitches/
Havent heard of them. I'll take a look. Thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm_RxlybWhQ