2025 Crochet Trend Predictions

[@jamienotjames-bond]

The talk of temp blanket variations gave me an idea: temperature pillow cover! could do monthly ones, so around 30 rows per pillow, and then each season you have a set of 4 pillows to decorate with.

[@plaidraven6068]

Actively looking for another idea besides a blanket or scarf…starting to think about cross stitch instead. Love this idea!

[@cathybelle81]

Ok that’s genius ❤

[@SarahHernandez-ln1ju]

I think a prediction for 2025 (for book lovers/crocheters) is you crochet a granny square using the colors of the book cover! Happy new year!!!

[@lynarbaker6016]

I'm actually doing one of these!!lol.

[@danniellehodges1258]

I love this

[@elytra404]

or maybe making book covers with granny squares!

[@camivilches3321]

@@lynarbaker6016me too haha an incentive to read more!

[@lynarbaker6016]

@@camivilches3321 exactly!! Also I am hoping to have enough by November to make a reading cardigan out of my book squares. Lol.

[@AllieHerman-yw7fo]

when I was at walmart the other day I saw a girl with a cool hoodie on with a granny square hood and granny squares on the sleeves and she said her grandma made the granny squares for her because hers we're always wonky! she said she upcycled it from a stained hoodie, and I just have to share this!!

[@Zous-p1y]

I love crocheting and I have so many projects ideas that I want to crochet. But unfortunately I have to put all of that on hold while I wait for my wrists to get better. I love your videos Holly, keep the good work going! 🌻🌻🌻

[@janicegrima6593]

Hi I have been knitting and crocheting when I was 7 years old . My grandma taught me .I have been doing it For 52 years and am still learning . Keep up the good work

[@beeeeeeeeeeee2323]

I hope that doilies and lace work come back! My Great Oma used to make dollies and crochet snowflake ornaments, my Grammy still puts the snowflakes on her tree! I have now inherited her crochet hooks, and although I sadly never was able to meet her, I want to connect with her through doing the same craft and makes as she used to

[@annavee6521]

Same! I've been making SO MANY doilies for my mom! I feel so connected with both of my great grandmothers despite never meeting them. Being able to recreate some of the same designs they made is incredibly gratifying. And now my mom has more doilies than she knows what to do with :)

[@beeeeeeeeeeee2323]

​@@annavee6521That's so sweet! Hopefully I'll feel the same amount of gratification as you do 💚 And I'm glad you knew I meant "doilies" and not "dollies!" I can't spell, sorry!

[@davidsweezey9016]

Mine too I didn’t know that anybody else called. Their grandma Oma like I do she taught me how to crochet a doily

[@carolh3664]

I love doilies I have dozens of them and filet crochet patterned pillows and blankets are amazing! It really reminds me of my great grandma and visiting her.

[@annavee6521]

@@beeeeeeeeeeee2323 I didn't even notice until you pointed out haha!! Happy crocheting 🧶💜

[@danniellehodges1258]

I love the idea of crochet bouquets 💐 I’m doing my wedding ceremony in 2025 and I think I might do this. It’s so unique and I love the idea of being able to keep my flowers!! You’re amazing. I love your energy and your smile. 🫶🏻 I predict book covers or books sleeves!! More people are becoming book forward and I think crocheting covers is a great way t customize your book cover.

[@kittenseven4269]

I'm doing a crochet bouquet for my wedding in September 2025

[@TawnH1]

I did a crochet bouquet for a friend for her wedding. It turned out beautifully, and I was proud to have her carry my work down the aisle 😊

[@LittleWing-uw9ff]

When I first started knitting forever ago I remember a lady told me, "there's only two stitches, the knit stitch and the purl stitch. And every pattern you see is just those two stitches combined" Made me so much more relaxed about the whole knitting thing, and so much in awe of how much can be accomplished when you bring it down to just those two stitches. Love your youtube and I cannot wait to see what 2025 brings!

[@ellekai7905]

I have been crocheting for 57yrs...my aunty taught me when i was 12. She taught me to crochet around handkerchiefs with cotton, talking micro for sure. I love and can see it embellishing clothing

[@EaginFoodie]

The knitting prediction 😅 I'm a long time crocheter, and forever held some kind of spite to knitters because of a few times getting looked down on for getting high quality yarn for "only crochet". I vowed to not knit.... but I recently joined a knit group that welcomes every form of fiber art and I thoroughly enjoy their outlook and company. So this year my New Year's Resolution is to learn to knit socks!

[@bridgetttaylor2089]

Happy New Year! (And hi Tilly!) I actually learned to knit first when I was a kid because my mom knew how to knit. I struggled with trying to get tension right in crochet for years before I finally got the hang of it in 2020. I like how much faster crochet is but some stuff (socks!) I think work better with knitting. I'm glad I can do both because they're both useful for different looks and creations.

[@braindrain27]

I agree with the scraps/stashbusting and I‘m totally in. I already have some projects on my wishlist. Also a hexagon cardigan, flower/plants and earrings using micro crochet

[@amoss1383]

I’m a knitter and I taught myself to crochet in the last two years. I still struggle with crochet because it’s hard…for me but I love the idea of mixing the styles together!!! I also have a several years old temperature scarf I plan to finish.

[@mackenzied94738]

This video is getting me so excited to plan out my 2025 projects. Thanks for the inspo!

[@tiffanykasadara475]

Crocheting your own clothing is my goal this year. I spend so much money on stuff I never wear. I've already done that on yarn 😂

[@Boppy33]

I predict mesh crochet will be very popular!!

[@kathyd7506]

I made temperature cotton placemats for 2023 and I love them (linen/moss square). When I pulled them out for friends for Cinco de Mayo lunch, they thought I had bought them just for that day because they were colorful and festive, but that's just what happens with a temp project! I have no need for a huge blanket so I look for other ways to do these projects, and the placemats was a great one.

[@tracylegg5607]

My predictions are crochet scrunchies and granny square flowers

[@NaomisNook-3]

Loved this video so much I think it is my absolute favorite ty a million times Holly!! See you next year 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

[@dayafeickert6752]

I’m sad. It’s gonna be an entire new year before I watch another one of her videos, but it’s only a week away ha ha ha!!🤣

[@racyrecipe]

Currently working on my first ever knitted sweater while watching! Been a crocheter for 5 or so years and only knew how to knit back in 2023, but only created face cloths and scarves. Didn't like it back then, but since I've started this sweater a few weeks back, I've been enjoying it - so far the 2025 prediction of more knitting is accurate!

[@tinarinkus22]

Funny that you said that about knitting! I am always making something and when my arm starts hurting so bad from crochet, I pick up the needles! Lol I was so bored and no way could I crochet. I thought to myself why not try knitting and it was not painful at all. I love doing both and go back and forth a lot.

[@noizeemama3697]

I love your shirt. What a great idea! The vibrant colors are wonderful.

[@OwliSketches]

Yes! I’ve been crocheting for about 16 years, started knitting this year for my health and also it’s thinner so looks better for clothing and takes less yarn.

[@Do.alittle.yarnery]

I'm definitely getting into crochet wearable, and I want to make pillows but before I get into those things my goal is to go through my current wips and finish them

[@jamiecopechal3779]

Hello Holly Auna! I just stumbled across your video on a google search. I wanted to take a moment (after subscribing, of course) to tell you how refreshing you are! Most crochet videos I've seen are of women my age (54) or so and not so enthusiastic. Your energy is AMAZING! Thank you and please keep making videos! I've been crocheting for 45 years. I was also a crochet instructor! 😊❤

[@JanPstitches]

Thanks for sharing your predictions for 2025. I am waaaayyyy behind on my 2024 temp. blanket. but I plan to fininsh first quarter of 2025 (fingers crossed LOL). I plan to work on projects I can share with others like the Linus project and I do hope other crafterw will incorporate this type of work too! Wishing you all the very best in 2025!!

[@tiffanyellis7291]

I learned to crochet when I was 9. Just yesterday I picked up a beginner Lion Brand knitting kit at the thrift store 😊 I too will try knitting this year and I am fortunate to have my mother's knitting needles. 🎉Happy New Year 🎊

[@noodlemcdoodle820]

i learned how to crochet in 2023 (i am still young like not an adult yet, not gonna say my age) it was around september and all that year i kept seeing videos of people crocheting and videos from the woobles (a learn to crochet kit company) and i was going to wait until christmas to get one to learn to crochet but then my mom told me that one of my neighbors crochets so she taught me how to do that. once i learned i fell in love with yarn and this year around halloween i decided to learn to knit. once i realized that i loved that i learned to use a sewing machine. so at this point i think ive dug myself so deep into a rabbit hole of fiber arts that im probably going to learn them all lol

[@MayusComfyCorner]

i started crochet 10-13 years ago but stopped and just picked it up again this year and iu got myself a mummypillow for my wrist/arms and its been such a gam changer for me

[@amoss1383]

I’m a knitter and I taught myself to crochet in the last two years. I still struggle with crochet because it’s hard…for me but I love the idea of mixing the styles together!!!

[@ashleykabbes9316]

I actually just finished your corner to corner blanket using scrap yarn and it was gorgeous!!!!

[@michellekimberling3405]

I started with knit pair of slippers for my mom when I was around 7. My great grandma taught me. I learned to crochet shortly after that. Im now 43 and have designed knit and crochet patterns. I got into micro crochet this year and LOVE IT!! Its almost easier for me than worsted weight yarn

[@egleklimaite2304]

I agree with you so much! I crochet for 15years and I started recently learning knitting and I always have this itching thought of combining them both. 😄

[@gamespect8034]

I definitely want to learn to knit. I learned crochet from my great-grandmother many years ago, and never did it for almost 30 years. I picked it back up this year, and have already had issues with my carpal tunnel flaring up. I do better at taking breaks now, at any hint of pain, but I want to try to learn to knit again as well. For Christmas I received a tunisian crochet hook set and a knitting needle set, so this year is the year!

[@catlindsay3670]

A couple years ago, I started making temperature lap blankets, making five in a year. While I start off with a set color scheme, after 72 days, when it’s time to start the second blanket, I sometimes switch it up just slightly depending on the yarn that is in my stash. While it is something that is a year-long project, because it is broken up into five separate projects, I don’t get bored with it.

[@cheshirerogers7132]

Hey Holly!!!! It's Holly from buckys!!!!! Thought I'd say hiii and I'm so glad I met you!!!!!

[@jenhigh2766]

If you want yarn origin stories, I have one for you. About 11-ish years ago, when Rainbow Loom bands got real popular, I bought some to mainly see if I could make a bracelet -- which worked, and I wound up making LOTS of bracelets, phone pouches, watch bands....then I ended up switching jobs and my current job we aren't allowed to wear bracelets, so mu rubber band bracelets got less and less use. One day, I wanted to try yarn crafts, so I go a cheap loom set and yarn at Walmart, and to this day I am a very avid loom knitter. In recent years, I tried learning needle knitting (which hasn't taken) and crochet (all I've been able to crochet so far is 2 plushies with amigarumi kits - one in the redheart one, which I altered by using a bigger hook and thicker yarn, and the other being The Woobles, and both I think turned out really well. I would like to acquire more crochet skills to do more (I like crochet's increase stitch more than loom knitting's increase), and maybe add needle knitting too

[@RainbowWrangler]

Micro crochet temperature bookmarks are a go to gift for my reader friends and their children! 30 rows is plenty for a bookmark if you work it longways. My dog tried to kiss ur cat on the tv 😂 it was super cute. I love making wareables and yes it's scary to begin with but find some nice beginner friendly patterns and go to it! You will quickly learn your size. For example I've made enough sweaters that I know I need roughly 60 chains across from shoulder to shoulder with a 5mm hook. That means I can now grab yarn and just start making myself something. You will get there too 😊

[@janetmcnutt4994]

I have a lot of crochet thread so i am making granny squares into cornucopia ornaments. You can hang them on your Christmas tree and put candy in them. But if you have cats or dogs, you may have to find something else. Instead of a temp blanket, make a scarf. Start small when you start crochet. Don't start with a big project. Dish cloths are easy and something you can use. Just be sure you use the right kind of yarn. Dishcloth needs cotton yarn.

[@elliemaeinglen]

I lucked into and entire collection of pattern books and crochet magazines from the late 60s-80s and when glancing through them I predict you will see a bunch of vintage remakes coming cause this stuff is so now and just different enough to really make a splash at markets and for cozy home decor

[@tkgosselin]

I started crochet at 5 yrs old, lefty btw. I taught myself in my early 20's to knit starting with 4 needles to make a pair of socks. I like to start with the absolute hardest thing, once conquered everything else is a breeze!

[@raebertagood2305]

I want to learn how to knit. I think wearables will be big. Happy New Year I want to say thanks for inspiring me to pick up my crochet hook again. I also feel pet toys will be popular or things for pets will be big!Tilly is adorable! ❤🎉😊

[@jessicaljoaquin]

I'm almost 50 and I've been crocheting since I was 8, always said I'd never learn to knit. I just finished my very first knitting project (🧦), and I think Continental style is the way. I love knitting, but I'm not giving up on crocheting.

[@steveoleary1583]

i think frogs and sunflowers will be popular in 2025🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🐸🐸🐸

[@jeannerat2710]

😂 I just made a big sunflower pillow yesterday

[@Maybe_aimee]

I’ve watched your vids for 3 hours straight once 😊

[@dayafeickert6752]

I know same!❤😂

[@amandabottoms1]

Crochet by Jenna is who we can thank for jumbo plushies! Lol she's done some incredible work, love her content

[@KoalaTulip47]

16:30 as someone who has been crocheting for 20 years now (since I was 10) I've been through a similar journey about knitting. I found it intimidating and was worried about stitches falling off the needles. Now having learned the skill in February of 2024 and now having finished my first knitted sweater it's so wonderful to know how to both knit and crochet. There could be wonderful possibilities to mix and match crochet and knitting for all sorts of projects and hope this prediction comes to fruition

[@tytodreads]

I started crocheting 3 years ago today (it was NYE so I remember).. and last night I bought a set of circular needles and yarn for my first kit project in Jan! I can technically knit.. but only squares/rectangles.. nothing with shaping etc and I decided 2025 I was going to learn to knit as I've been obsessed with making crochet jumpers but I don't like how they look on me! So I want to knit some jumpers to see if I like those better.

[@dayafeickert6752]

Happy new year Holly and I love your videos so much. I agree with all your predictions and I want you to have a happy new year, lots of love from the Feickert family❤❤🥰🥹💙🩵🦒🦒

[@alwright3575]

I learned to knit from my Grandma about 10 years ago. For some reason I was always intimidated by crochet but maybe two years ago I finally learned how to crochet and now prefer it. I'm much more likely to pick up a crochet hook than knitting needles. It's actually some of your videos that inspired me (and helped me) learn to crochet 🧶 Oh and I've been thinking of a granny square temperature blanket because I live in Michigan so our temp can be very varied within a single day so I wanted a way to have high low and avg for each day and I think a granny square is the way to go. We'll see if I ever get to it 😁

[@afnanmo5779]

I've been a crocheter for 10 years, and now I'm starting to learn knitting!

[@nancimartin3276]

My prediction is that we will see a fall in bulky yarns and a rise in thinner weight yarns.

[@aggiehulle7391]

I made my bouquet of silk flowers and we have them as the center piece in our dinning room.

[@chunkisafatdog]

Ahh I was babysitting tn and missed the live 😭… for one last time in 2024, SHOUTOUT TO PLANET EARTH 🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎

[@Twenty20thrive]

I made my sister-in-law a crochet hat with a knit brim. I'm more of a knitter than crocheter, but I love crochet hats.

[@tammyturner5507]

I’ve been collecting plastic bags for the past few months to hopefully make a big basket. I once cut up a sheet in the round and crocheted a rug. So cool. Can get cheap sheets at thrift stores, cheaper than yarn.❤. I’ve been practicing knitting, practicing. Farther along than I’ve ever gotten. Haven’t thrown it across the room…yet!😂😂

[@cynthiaribay4082]

Yes, please do a tutorial on hounds tooth v neck top. You’ve got me totally interested. I love your sweet energy and calming voice. I just subscribed because you make me feel good. Your kindness attacks me.

[@gilliangray8457]

Happiest New Year to you too! 🎉❤ I started my crochet journey only 8 or so months ago because I wanted to make my own wedding bouquet so I think I am sharing the nature love to the point I will sway the trend 😎 You are my first and favourite crochet youtuber ❤❤❤ but I tried in 2023 to knitt and I hated it xD

[@Lydia-h4q6y]

I commented that I think crochet flowers are going to be popular and right after you said that you think crochet bouquet are going to be popular love your channel ❤

[@catielove]

I am making a a granny square blanket in the new year, but even though I’ve crocheted for like 4 years, I’m not a granny square person! However my blanket will have random squares from a booklet I have of 50 squares! And I might find more that are the same size, helping making 192, not as bad!!!!

[@Ravenhaird]

Didnt know you were live streaming for an hour to crochet. I’ll be there 🫡

[@judgejulie3745]

The knitting prediction made me laugh so much. My only Christmas request this year was knitting needles, yarn and a pattern so I could learn to knit (my third attempt!) I also started crochet in 2020, but I wanted to start knitting because I love the texture of knitting for wearables!

[@dayafeickert6752]

Yay, I love Hollys videos, so I’m so excited to watch your live stream!!

[@TwistedSkeinCrochet]

Yes Please fo a houndstooth tutorial! It reminds me of vintage channel like a crochet Jackie O !

[@Syrenia63]

I love your wallpaper behind you

[@kellydarling1]

I’m already married, but one day I would love to do a vow renewal wearing a dress I crocheted myself. I think crocheted bouquets would be beautiful. I made myself a pearl bouquet for my wedding and it sits on a shelf with all our other wedding memorabilia.

[@Casinogirl56]

Yay scrap yarn. I'm doing a 6 day star blanket using mine right now, so far I'm on my 7th partial skein.

[@dayafeickert6752]

granny square pants crocheted stuffed animals, and crocheted food

[@emeraldawnz]

I have wanted to learn to add crochet to thrifted clothes. I am a large lady and most clothes do not fit at the thrift stores. Also California passed a clothing recycling law that requires clothing companies to create collection sites, drop-off locations, and mail-back programs for post-consumer items. I see people using this to make upcycled clothes. I also think we will see the temperature blank have some twists like book reading tracking or weight loss, which I would like to do.

[@tiger_3723]

I started out knitting and finally this year managed to bend my brain the right way to finally learn crochet, so its always weird to me to hear people say knitting is weird. Knitting makes perfect sense. Crochet is madness

[@jessicaderi6885]

I think eye sweaters will be a hit!!!!!

[@ElisabethNelson-l7f]

I definitely see a rise in utilitarian projects! People are watching their bank accounts carefully, so people will be making fewer purely whimsical things that just sit around and more useful things like clothing, bags, kitchen items, etc. I think people are also leaning toward decluttering right now, so creating things that are potential clutter or that people don't know what to do with will slack off.

[@CrochetByHazelJ]

OMG TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF 2025!! Today I am crocheting the first row of my *Drumroll Please!* 2025 Temperature blanket!! You have been so inspiring and helpful along my crochet journey!! Keep being amazing (Not that you have to try😉)

[@Fischkanone]

I love love love your sweater! The combination of colours and different stitches and textures is very fun~ I am currently working on a sweater where the front and back panels are crochet, and the sleeves and collar will probably be knit 🤭 It's not a prediction, but I would love to see more temperature blanket-style projects that track different things, like exercise or daily moods. I for example once tracked my mental health for a month with different colours for different moods and a variety of stitches for various intrusive thoughts. I think it'd be neat to see other people's spin on that.

[@Bloom__merida]

I really enjoy your video.... Thanks for sharing ❤

[@kristalpower292]

The tapestry crochet also aligns with scrappy projects that don’t look scrappy.

[@ASquareGranny]

I LOVE THE GRANNY YARN!! The Flower, too! HMU ANYONE - I’ll buy your unwanted skeins! 🥰 I love granny squares, period, tho. Ends or not. Love them. Thank you for sharing your predictions! Happy new year! ☺️✨🧶

[@AmandasHandmadeKreations]

arm warmers. I see them around a lot lately. I also bought knitting needles a few days ago! haha I have always used knitting machines but want to start knitting now too.

[@MattPhilpott]

I’m so excited 😊

[@strawberrypi2524]

Honestly i think the people learning to knit one as so true as someone who knits and crochets i learnt how to knit many years ago but put it down the years later i started crochet and then i re taught myself how to knit literally a few days ago and its honestly so refreshing because a scarf that i crochet takes so much longer idk if thats just me but knitting so far has been a bit easier it might just be my past muscle memory kicking in but so far i have no clue what to knit and i totally think crochet clothing will be more popular and i dont think amigurumi will ever go away but i think the little ones will fade away a bit and i think there will be more loveys i think thats what they are called

[@batya7]

I enjoy your content. I knit and crochet. Take care of your hands!

[@yeanofullname4283]

Tomorrow is my last day of my temperature blanket. It's not going to be done exactly tomorrow. In the 1st of January, i am going to add some finishing touches. BUT, then it'll be done.

[@GTMonica]

I've been interested in knitting and started looking at taking lessons from my local yarn shop. Also, already did a houndstooth scarf for my nephews gift this year. I'm ahead of the trend 🤣

[@joycedowns4336]

I started out knitting (girl scouts), then crochet( late teens), now, my "most often" is loom knitting

[@user-purrmeow]

thank you Holly and Tilly

[@HollyAuna]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@Shpoogy]

“Thread painting” aka portrait style embroidery I think is going to get really really big

[@ccbeads]

That’s very late at night for me so l can’t watch😭but my predictions are granny square tote bags/blankets going viral and arigurumi either disappearing or rocketing up high!🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@dayafeickert6752]

I’ll tell you if it does❤❤

[@dayafeickert6752]

Blankets and Arigurumi on it so you got two out of three right!!!!❤ happy new year🎉🎉

[@ccbeads]

@@dayafeickert6752 oh ty! Happy new year to u too!

[@CitiesForTheFuture2030]

I crochet, knit, loom knit, sew, bead and do paper crafts (and bake & cook), and I do it because the cost of living means I can't always afford to purchase from stores. I'm also part of a charity crochet & knit group, and we make items so people stay alive (preprem clothes for hospitals awa for those less fortunate, eg school kids, families, the elderly) - we don't really worry about trends. Most of the things I make - knitting, loom knitting, crochet & sewing - are wearables. We do make toys for creches, children with special needs & kids in crisis etc (a local trauma center gives every child a toy to hold). I use the craft best suited for a project, often using a mix of crafts (i.e. fusion projects). There are pros & cons for all craft types, and some crafts may suit certain people more than others. Crochet / knit blankets can be impractical to wash & dry so I like to make crochet fusion blankets - these have a fabric square core (consisting of a top decorative layer, a soft backing / lining, and a batting in the center) about the size of a large granny square with a blanket stitch border, and joined together like a crochet blanket. These fusion blankets are lighter and easier to wash / dry, and can be put together relatively quickly & easily, don't require much equipment (the fabric squares can be hand sewn) nor require a high skill level - and are relatively cheap. The winter warmer sets I make usually include a hat, fingerless gloves, and a cowl, snood or a short infinity scarf (rather than overly long scarf). I am intrigued by granny square jerseys & ponchos etc but have yet to make one - on my "to do list" for 2025.

[@eilish_edit]

I think maybe beanies and hats are gonna be popular in 2025 cause in the last few months I saw alot of beanies and hats. Love your vids! ❤

[@mikitta47]

If you look back on vintage craft publications, you see these cycles. At times everything is very utilitarian. Then it goes to more fanciful forms, then it dies down a lot for a while. Then it comes back with a fresh face. I think the amigarumi craze was more light hearted and fun. But the young people who have filled out the ranks of crafters over the last ten years are starting theirnown households so projects that bring a sense of provision and frugal elegance will be more popular for several years.

[@Millersrecipes]

I want African flower animals to come around. They’re similar to granny squares but normally in octagons and pentagons and you sew them together to create animals

[@jennifermendenhall429]

Love the houndstooth tutorial idea! ❤

[@naomif9964]

I have only recently started to crochet, and I love it. I had started to learn to knit about... 5-8 years ago? When I still was a child and also didn't know the difference between crochet and knitting. I wanted to have a relaxing hobby but instead I was infuriated and quickly gave up. But maybe, once I feel confident in crochet, I will pick it up again. I heard it's generally better for garments and I would probably mostly do garments. I will try and crochet some garments first tho. So we'll see how it all goes

[@outsideoftimeandspace]

Yes, houndstooth tutorial, please! 🤗

[@thegreymarchhair564]

Happy New Year to you and yours... Hey Holly Auna, I have a hexagon cardigan that I started two years ago, I think I will finish it this year 2025🎉.

[@MattPhilpott]

I’m your biggest fan😊

[@maryballard5952]

I learned to knit before I learned to crochet. I prefer to crochet. I do have an afghan loom and I like to crochet a border on the blankets. I think the loom is addictive.

[@meganberk6072]

I will learn to knit this year or die trying!!! Wish me luck.

[@sarahb4900]

I started out knitting and didn't take up crochet till I was 30. I do hand knitting, not machine. I did buy 1 and tried a hat, but I prefer by hand with needles. Crochet is great for blankets and bigger projects, I prefer knitting for socks and kids clothes ❤

[@theelizabethjoy]

1. It took me 25 years to learn crochet. I started knitting when I was about 10 but could never pick up crochet until like 2020 when my mom begged me to make a shawl that was crochet. 2. Crochet definitely makes my joints hurt more than knitting but if I knit for too long I can/will dislocate my thumbs, it just takes longer than crochet. For my predictions: I hope "usable" plushies become bigger. I make a bunny phone holder that I love.