Welcome to Week 4 of the Elara Makealong! If you missed the previous week's tutorials, see the Casting on, and working in the round tutorial, as this week's tutorials build on the stitches learned in that post.
Welcome to Week 3 of the Elara Makealong! If you missed the previous week's tutorials, see the How to Swatch for the Elara Pullover tutorial, as this week's tutorials build on the stitches learned in that post.
Welcome back to the second week of our Elara Makealong! If this is the first post you've seen, and you're new to crochet, we recommend reading the How to Chain Stitch, Single + Double Crochet, and Treble Crochet and Beyond, as these skills are needed in this tutorial.
Note: If you missed the previous posts in our series and are brand-new to crochet, we recommend first reading our Chain Stitch and Single and Double Crochet tutorial, in that order.
Note: If you missed the first post in our series and are brand-new to crochet, we recommend first reading our Chain Stitch tutorial, as this tutorial builds on skills learned in that post. One last note, we're using American Crochet terminology for these tutorials, and in-pattern for Elara—visit this page for a breakdown between UK and US crochet terminology, if you're familiar with the former.
Welcome to the first of our Elara Pullover tutorials! When this pattern was published, we'll admit to being hopeful more knitters, or crafters who haven't tried it in a long time, might see crochet in nightshades and decide to give it a go. A warm thank you to everyone who reached out to us, in the hopes we'd be able to help explain some of the crochet basics, so they might be able to tackle this design.
The Nightshades 2019 collection is here Nightshades 2019 is here! A selection of texture-filled designs, eyelets, cables, ribbing, showcasing th...
A new pattern collection is here! We're surely not the only ones dreaming of first crisp morning, with wool wrapped around our shoulders and a pi...
February 20th 2019 Primaveral is the beginning of one season from another, when the air begins to fill with the first signs of spring ...
Woolen yarn has been spun in the water powered, brick mill town of Harrisville since 1794. This small village is nestled in the Monadnock Highlan...