When deciding to learn Crochet, I started a list of bloggers to follow. After suggestions in online crochet groups and from friends, it grew. So my Top 100 Crochet Blogs post was born 🙂 Have any favorite bloggers not on the list? Let me know here or comment!
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Moogly Blog
The word “moogly” was created by Tamara Kelly’s daughter when she was a toddler. She used it to describe anything silly. When Tamara started a mommy blog, Moogly was a good fit! In 2011, Tamara opened a crochet and knit business, and Moogly got relaunched.
Tamara’s crochet patterns are adorable. She makes shawls, hats, and baby sweaters.
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Repeat Crafter Me Blogs
Sarah has always been crafty and has had a love of art, crafts, and creating. In 2011 she taught herself how to crochet.
Sarah’s patterns are inspirational and colorful. There are fantastic ideas for holidays, for kids to wear and accessories. Another one of the gorgeous crochet blogs.
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TL Yarn Crafts Blogging
Toni began her blog back in 2013 to share her knowledge about crochet. Her passion led her to designing patterns.
Toni’s designs are delightful, like the Veronica Cocoon Cardi, an oversized blanket sweater.
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Petals To Picots
Kara’s love of crochet started when she was little and would watch her grandmother crochet beautiful afghans and much more. When she was nine years old, her grandmother gave Kara her hook, which she still has 30 years later, she has been crocheting ever since. From trying new patterns to designing her own, Kara always has got a crochet project stashed in her bag.
Great patterns, tips, and tricks on Kara’s site. If you want to learn Tunisian crochet, there are great tutorials.
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Bella Coco Crochet
I’ve learned so much from Sarah Jayne’s helpful tutorials and her upbeat and friendly teaching style is a delight. Her website offers project ideas, patterns, tools and accessories and she even has a membership for people wishing to know more about crochet.
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Hopeful Honey Crochet Bloggers
Hopeful Honey by Olivia is where makers gather to make crochet cool again and to change the world one stitch at a time. As a crochet-wear company with a modern approach to a timeless art form, they are big advocates of the slow fashion movement.
They believe fashion should be made with love and in a sustainable way.
There are gorgeous patterns to try like ponchos, sun hats, backpacks, and sweaters.
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Pattern Paradise
Maria has always loved to create. She remembers making Barbie Doll clothes from fabric scraps at 6. Crochet has been a passion since she was a kid.
There is plenty to choose from on Pattern Paradise. Maria has many styles and creations to inspire you.
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Whistle and Ivy
Bethany’s passion for crochet clearly shows the dedication she has to creating so many beautiful patterns.
There are fabulous Crochet Alongs, creating Poca the Bear looks fun! Plenty of helpful tips and ideas to inspire you.
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All About Ami
Stephanie loves to crochet Amigurumi. She’s been making them since she was 10, and the love of making them has grown stronger.
The photography is fantastic, bright and looks great. She’s talented when making Amigurumi.
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The Stitchin Mommy
Amy Ramnarine is a freelance crochet designer and the owner/blogger behind The Stitchin’ Mommy. She has been crocheting since 2009 and knitting on and off since 2010. She started this blog in 2012 to promote her Etsy shop. She found herself focusing on designing patterns than selling finished items.
Lovely patterns. Free and paid versions are available. Amy promotes giveaways and features other crochet designers.
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Knitter Knotter
Arunima learnt to crochet as a teen and finds crocheting a stress buster. She loves to design regular and Tunisian crochet.
If you love different techniques and stitches when crocheting, Arunima has wonderful Tunisian crochet patterns.
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CrochetKim
Kim Guzman is a well-known author of Crochet pattern books. Many feature Tunisian crochet designs. Her business was established in 1998 and she continues to enjoy developing gorgeous patterns.
Since Kim has been designing for many years, there is plenty of patterns to choose from. (Paid and free.) Here you find helpful guides to regular and Tunisian crochet stitches.
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One Dog Woof
Chiwei has been blogging full time for years. Her blog has evolved and is now dedicated to crochet pattern designing.
Chiwei’s video tutorials are excellent! Her designs are modern and the amigurumi patterns are adorable.
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Outstanding Crochet
Natalia Kononova is a crochet and knitting designer based near Philadelphia, USA.
Natalia’s designs are stunning! There are gorgeous sweaters, tees, skirts, dresses, bags, for little ones, home decor, and fiber jewelry.
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Lilla Björn’s Crochet World
Lilla Björn means “little bear” in Swedish. Tatsiana originally studied journalism and opera singing. However, crocheting and knitting have always been a great passion of hers and she is a self-educated designer.
The designs for mandalas are exquisite. Tatsiana’s designs for home décor are also lovely. Great patterns to choose from. Her wide variety of tutorials help your crocheting endeavors.
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Attic 24
Lucy, from Attic24, is a mum with three children. She lives with her family in a cozy terraced house on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales in England. Lucy has a passion for crochet and color and loves to share her creative journey. She hopes you enjoy your peek into her colorful little world!
Lucy’s writing about her crochet adventures is engaging. The Crochet Along posts are lovely to read.
Nicki’s Homemade Crafts
Nicole Riley provides free crochet pattern with photos and a video. All her patterns are designed with functionality, and familiarity in mind. She’s inspired by nature and the everyday.
Niki’s posts about free crochet patterns are a good resource. Her tutorials focus on different techniques.
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Underground Crafter
Marie is a crochet and knitting blogger, podcaster and teacher. She learned to crochet from her maternal grandmother in the early 80s.
Marie is a prolific crocheter and supports other crochet designers by regularly joining them together in a common event. Her patterns and Crochet Alongs are gorgeous.
My Hobby Is Crochet
Kinga is a self-confessed crochet addict and is living in Germany with her husband and three children. Her crochet adventure began in 2012 when she created a Facebook page to share her work, links to free crochet patterns and crochet videos.
There are resourceful posts on Kinga’s site. Free pattern roundups and helpful tutorials.
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Marly Bird
Marly learned to crochet in 1999 from her grandmother. Marly is a designer for crochet and knitting, teacher and the host of Yarn Thing.
Marly designs patterns for small to 3X. Her passion for showcasing other designers talents is evident in the interviews on her podcast.
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Heart Hook Home
Ashlea shares her passion for yarn and crocheting. She also blogs about her home, food and her family’s experience of Congenital Heart Defect.
Ashlea’s crochet designs are gorgeous and her tutorials are helpful. Lots of great tips for those who are new to crochet. Ashlea also has a thriving Facebook community.
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It’s All In A Nutshell
Esther lives in The Netherlands. Crocheting is a big love of Esther’s. She hopes to inspire others with the topics she writes about.
Esther has fabulous video tutorials and her writing is engaging. It includes her crafting journey.
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Jessie At Home
In 2007, Jessie became a stay at home mom to twin girls. She started Jessie At Home to share stories of the girls with her family.
There are great stitch tutorials and free patterns available on Jessie’s site. She does product reviews too.
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Ayarnyrobin
Niki adores crochet. She’s self-taught and has three boys. She loves her family, her garden, and her bike.
Niki’s patterns are lovely. The trio of cupcakes looks like fun to do. She provides free patterns. Her gorgeous designs for babies and toddlers are in her Etsy Shop.
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Lacy Crochet
Olga Poltava’s blog is all about lacy crochet, hence the name.
Olga has provided excellent tutorials to support the patterns she’s designed. I’d love to create a lace doily one day.
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Lucia’s Fig Tree
Lucia is from a small village in northern Italy but has been living in Scotland for over 25 years. She started to crochet when she was young during her summer holidays in Tuscany with her family under a massive Fig Tree. It was an oasis for chatting, learning crochet, knitting plus cooking. Lucia has created a virtual Fig Tree where people gather.
On my wish list of projects I’d like to make is one of Lucia’s blanket designs – The Eastern Jewels blanket. It’s based on the original Persian Jewels blanket design by Janie Crowfoot. It’s stunning!
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Arne and Carlos
Scandinavians Arne Nerjordet and Carlos Zachrison are designers, textile artists, and authors. Their work is influenced by their life in rural Norway. They work under their artist name ARNE & CARLOS, which they established in 2002.
Known for their knitting designs and projects, Arne and Carlos have a variety of patterns and tutorials for crochet.
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Knit and Crochet Ever After
Deja Jetmir is the designer from Knit and Crochet Ever After. She’s been crocheting for over 20 years, taught by her great-grandmother. Deja has designed crochet patterns for over 8 years.
Her patterns are worth a look. If you’re a left-handed crocheter, you’ll be thrilled with the variety of tutorials available.
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ELK Studio
Kathy Lashley has been crocheting for over 30 years. In December 2012, she started a small business. ELK stands for Emory Lashley Kathy. She married Emory in 2009, and he has supported and given her encouragement.
There is plenty of pattern inspiration on Kathy’s site. Plus video tutorials and fun to do Crochet Alongs.
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Felted Button
Susan began crocheting as a nine-year-old, taught by her grandmother. Her first project was a long scarf for her father. Years later, she was inspired by lovely crochet blogs, and picked up a hook and began crocheting again.
Felted Buttons is packed full of colorful designs. Superb blankets, home decor patterns, plus scarfs and hats.
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Golden Lucy Crafts
Olena loves crocheting, cooking, gardening, doing all kinds of crafts and she wishes she’d had more time for doing all these things. She grew up in Ukraine, and Olena’s mother taught her how to knit and crochet when she was a young girl.
The patterns and tutorials Olena shares are wonderful.
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MJs Off The Hook Designs
Michelle was taught to knit at a young age by her grandmother. Her daughter joined a crochet club at school, and Michelle’s interest grew. She picked up a how-to CD, yarn and hooks, and her great love began.
There are fabulous crochet blanket patterns kids adore. The patterns Michelle designs are modern and use high-quality yarns.
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The Crochet Dude
Drew Emborsky started the Crochet Dude blog to showcase his favorite hobby; crochet. He designs knit and crochet patterns full time. He has authored 9 books and has been featured on T.V. He teaches classes at fiber-related events and cruises.
Drew’s crochet designs are wonderful. The designs for men are worth looking at.
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CrochetObjet
Mo is a textile designer, color enthusiast, and delighted with all things bright and beautiful.
The patterns and designs Mo creates are so colorful and beautiful. The blankets captured my attention.
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American Crochet
Mistie has 5 children who keep her busy and brings her joy. She started crocheting in 2004 and began designing patterns in 2007.
Plenty of crafty goodness and crochet patterns available on Mistie’s site. Simple patterns to follow for bags, blankets and more.
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Crochetbug
Leslie began blogging about her adventures of crochet from her kitchen counter in Raleigh, North Carolina. She hopes others join her.
Leslie’s eclectic patterns are funky and fun. There are pattern tutorials and tips and tricks.
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Cream Of The Crop Crochet
It wasn’t until her mid-teens Ashley became interested in crochet. Her mother taught her.
Lots of fun patterns to choose from dishcloths, blankets, home decor, garments and more.
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Divine Debris
Amber, the designer behind Divine Debris loves to crochet and design. Her mother taught her to crochet when she was little.
Plenty of pattern inspiration found here. Amber features giveaways and roundups of different crochet patterns.
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Dada’s Place
Dragana Savkov Bajic, the crochet designer behind Dada’s Place stumbled upon an amigurumi picture and fell in love.
Dada’s Place is full of color and creativity. I like the Fenya Vintage Blanket design.
Sons Popkes
Sonja van der Wijk was inspired by seeing crochet animals in a local shop was the inspiration for her to learn to crochet.
You’re bound to fall in love with the crochet animal patterns featured on Sonja’s site.
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Magic With Hook and Needles
Vendula used to knit in her childhood. Her Mum taught her how to knit and crochet with patience and precision.
Vendula’s patchwork crochet patterns are delightful. I like the modern take her designs have.
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Edie Eckman
Eddie Eckman is a knit and crochet teacher, designer and editor.
Lots of skills to learn from the information on Edie’s site.
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Kerri’s Crochet
Kerri lives in Queensland, Australia and was taught to crochet by her Grandmother when she was a child.
There are great tutorials for beginners. Kerri’s designs feature crochet applique for animals, vehicles, home décor and accessories.
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Ambassador Crochet
Kristine began designing patterns in 2007 when a friend had a baby. She spent weeks looking for a blanket, but couldn’t find one. Kristine realized she loved designing and has never looked back.
Kristine’s stitch guides are helpful. A proud member of the Amercian Crochet Guild, she supports other crochet designers.
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Cherry Heart
Sandra lives in a little village in Bedfordshire with Bertie, miniature dachshund and Stanley, her affectionate cat. Her interests include crochet, knitting and thinking up new patterns.
Sandra’s experiments with different yarns and patterns are wonderful. Her podcast covers lots of crafty goodness.
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Keep Calm And Crochet On UK
Heather is a busy working wife and a mum of two young daughters and lives in Staffordshire, UK. She shares her love of all things yarn.
Heather is active within Crochet community. She attends events and supports others.
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Sweet Potato 3
Christine is the designer behind Sweet Potato. Her Grandmother passed down the ability to crochet. She began designing patterns in 2011.
There are wonderful Crochet Alongs. Christine’s patterns for babies, blankets, kids wear, hats, shawls and garments are lovely.
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Oui Crochet
Susie is the writer and pattern designer for Oui Crochet. Her site is full of patterns, tutorials, and information on all things Crochet!
There are plenty of patterns to choose from and also from different designers Susie has featured in her Link parties.
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Blackstone Designs
Sonya Blackstone learned basic crochet when she was in her late teens. She picked it up again in her twenties and hasn’t stopped.
Sonya’s designs often feature holiday inspiration. There are patterns for hats, gloves, accessories, mittens, and bags.
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The Dream Crochet Blog
Ashlee Elle is the voice behind The Dream Crochet Blog. Her blog shares the love she has for crochet, crafts and DIY.
Ashlee’s designs are full of color. The patterns she shares are fabulous garments that show off her creative talents.
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CraftyRie
Marie aka Rie lives in Hobart, Tasmania in Australia. She has a passion for crochet and sewing. Her blog was her way to share her talents.
Rie’s sense of humor shines through her writing. There are lots of patterns to encourage you on your crocheting journey.
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Annaboo’s House
Sarah Shrimpton is a writer, blogger and designer. She has authored books like Super Size Crochet and Beginner’s Guide To Crochet.
Sarah’s love for designing crocheted garments, accessories and home decor shines through in the patterns she shares.
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Damn It Janet Let’s Crochet
Janet is a crochet designer and blogger and is based in California. Her passion is amigurumi and baby items.
Her crocheted Amigurumi designs are adorable!
The Wool Nest
Lynne Rowe is a knit and crochet fanatic and can’t imagine a day without picking up her needles or hook and creating.
Lynne writes eloquently and loves to share her knowledge of crafting with others. She loves to interview people.
MoCrochet
Melinda is a crochetaholic. When she’s not crocheting, she likes to spend time with her mum, and her stash of yarn!
Melinda’s Afghan designs are colorful and fun. The All Tied Up blanket is super cute.
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Twinkie Chan
Twinkie Chan designs and crochets fun, food-themed accessories like cupcake scarves, hamburger mitts, and hot dog purses.
Twinkie’s designs of replicas of food are amazing! The crocheted donut foot pouf is gorgeous.
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Crochet Spot
Rachel Choi founded Crochet Spot in 2009, right out of her Philadelphia home, as an adventure to share her crochet patterns with the world.
Crochet Spot has a number of writers along with founder Rachel who all bring their own specialties to the content on the site.
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Beatrice Ryan Designs
When Elena was ten, her grandmother taught her to crochet. The site is named after her. Elena invites you to join her in the journey.
The Mystery Afghan Crochet Alongs look great. Elena’s patterns range from scarfs, cowls, shawls, accessories.
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Connie’s Spot
She provides free and paid patterns to her popular designs.
If you love to make handmade toys and crochet is your passion, there is so much inspiration in Connie’s patterns.
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Crochet Between Worlds
Michelle and Anne have been friends for ages even though they live on different sides of the world (Australia and Germany). They share a common passion but they also blog about Australia, Germany, food and stuff they like.
If you love color, the patterns on this site are lovely. There are no featured pics on their pattern page, you need to click on each link.
The Magic Of Crafting
This site shares great free patterns and crochet tutorials.
The Magic of Crafting has gorgeous free patterns available. The tutorials suit someone with basic crocheting knowledge.
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Honouring M.E. Crochet Blog
Seona began crocheting to honor her Grannie. She teaches others to learn the art of crochet.
Many patterns to choose from. Seona offers tutorials that cover different techniques and how to read a crochet pattern.
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Little Yarn Friends
Rachel started her blog in 2012. It’s a place to track crafting projects.
Rachel’s patterns are all about Little Yarn Friends. Her amigurumi patterns are sweet. I love the Lil’ Monsters pattern.
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Sophie and Me
Angunn Santini is Norwegian, living outside Rome with her Italian husband. Her mother taught her to sew, knit and crochet.
Although not blogging, there are still great patterns.
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By Midknight Designs
Jennifer Christensen was taught to crochet at a young age. On her site she shares her pattern designs and her stories.
Jennifer is fond of the crocodile stitch and her patterns feature this unique stitch. She also has amigurumi patterns.
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Crochet In Color
Elizabeth lives in North Carolina and used her blog to share her creative side and love of crochet and knitting.
Although not actively blogging, there are still great free patterns designed by Elizabeth.
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The Crochet Crowd
This site is all about free crochet patterns and tutorials. The owner of the site and host of the tutorials is Michael.
Mikey’s tutorials are easy to follow and the patterns he shares are fun to do. Helpful for learning new techniques.
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LoveCrafts
Love crochet? This is a crochet supplies store with a blog and a huge collection of content on everything crochet.
Clean and minimalistic, and there’s a huge selection of amazing free patterns.
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B.Hooked Crochet
B Hooked Crochet is a crochet and knitting site.
A selection of free patterns, an ever-growing list of video tutorials and plenty of helpful articles. Brittany has an excellent podcast.
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Craft Gossip
This Crochet blog, run by the popular crafting blog and website, Craft Gossip, is a favorite of people for a reason.
Something that they do is they have lots of pattern roundups.
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CGOA Now
CGOA Now is the blog of the Crochet Guild Of America. An organisation that’s been going for years.
Connecting with other crocheters is a bonus, but they have hundreds of tutorials and freebies.
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Crochet Dreamz
Shehnaaz, who was always moving due to her husband’s job, starting a crochet blog was solace. She’s now a pattern designer.
The slogan of Crochet Dreamz is “Trendy Crochet Patterns,” mixing timeless crochet with modern touches and colors.
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Crochetverse
A universe of crochet, imagine that! Crochetverse isn’t exactly that, but it’s a website full of information and tips.
Tips, tutorials, patterns and more abound here! The trouble is knowing where to start reading!
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Crochet Australia
This is an online store that sells information and a wide range of books, hooks, threads and supplies.
The tutorials and tips are helpful.
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Lyns Crafts
Marily Smith is the creator of the craft store Lyn’s Crafts. She’s from the Philippines, and creating crochet patterns is her full-time job.
They share great free patterns! A real highlight of the blog is the helpful tutorials and information on crochet.
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Knitting and Crochet
Knitting & Crochet is run by a wife and husband team Amy & Mike. Amy is the craft expert, and Mike loves tech and photography.
Packed with info and patterns, which are created by Amy with incredible skill and detail.
AmiguruMEI
About: Mei is a Japanese woman who loves to crochet Amigurumi, which is where the name of her blog, amiguruMEI came from.
amiguruMEI has a nice, clean look to it, and the photos are gorgeous. She’s generous in the fact she publishes many patterns.
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Yarnspirations
Yarnspirations is a successful yarn, knitting, and crochet supplies site. They’re known for having high-quality materials and yarn.
In their blog posts is helpful, fun content to look forward to.
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Berroco
Berroco Inc. is a yarn dyer, manufacture and design studio based in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. Get a behind the scenes look.
They publish great articles containing free patterns, Q&As with creators, helpful tutorials and more. A great site.
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ACCROchet
Julie Desjardins is a French-Canadian crochet designer who loves everything crochet and creative.
Julie loves to make modern, colorful crochet patterns. Her site has helpful product and book reviews, and crochet workshops.
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Emma Varnam
A successful knit and crochet designer with over ten years in her field, Emma Varnam loves to make.
Emma has created books on crochet, all with positive reviews. She also has helpful video tutorials.
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Fiber Flux
FiberFlux, a site about all things “Stitchy” belong to Jennifer, a knitter, and crocheter. She has a background in fine art.
An excellent blog for everything fiber arts, she publishes exclusive tutorials for easy crafts.
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The Little Treasures
Maya Kuzman is a textile and crochet pattern designer, who loves all things bohemian. She loves to be creative and share her work.
She’s creative and talented at what she does. Mixing vintage styles with a bohemian flair makes for fantastic creations.
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Look At What I Made
Dedri from Look What I Made wasn’t always the enthusiastic crocheter she is. She used to be passionate about baking.
A highlight of her blog is where she spotlights talented creators and patterns. Many said her newsletter is excellent.
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My Recycled Bags
Cindy, or RecycleCindy as she is known on her blog, was always enthusiastic about helping the environment and crochet.
In 2008, she created My Recycled Bags, combining those loves.
Conclusion
Did you find new crochet bloggers to follow? Great! I’m glad you’ve found inspiration. Share the post with others. Did you find your favorite crochet blogger wasn’t on the list? Oh no! Tell me in the comment section or the contact form.
Another recommendation I have for you is Amy Solovay, a former writer at The Spruce Crafts.
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What an awesome list! Thanks for putting this together! I enjoy Sweet Potato 3 Believe her name is Cristine oh and also she’s Sweet Potato 3 on youtube!
I really enjoyed putting this list together, so many wonderful, hard working crochet bloggers out there. Thanks so much for your suggestion. I will be sure to go and check her out now and add this to the list.
I have to add dream crochet blog to this list Great talent and lovely designs.
Ooh love the name of your inclusion Beth. I will add Dream Crochet now as I have just checked out her inspiring designs.
What about amigurumei she has a great blog with lots of very nice easy to do patterns.
Yes indeed Irene. I’ve just looked up Amigurumei. What adorable crochet amigurumi. I have added your suggestion. Cheers
The Stitchin’ Mommy is great. She does crocheting and knitting. Love her designs!
Thanks for making this list even better Nancy. I will take a look now 🙂
Some of my favorites are on there for sure, but I was sad to see that Jennifer Pionk of A Crocheted Simplicity wasn’t on the list. Her work is amazing, and her instructions are so clear. She’s also very available to help if you get stuck on a pattern, which is awesome.
Hi Mary. Thanks so much for sharing. I will search for Jennifer’s site to take a look. Thanks for your recommendation. 🙂
Hi! I love your list, you have some of my favorite blogs listed. Thanks!
I’d love to see YARNutopia by Nadia Faud added. She is just wonderful!
She creates her own designs and on her youtube channel, she walks you through the entire piece. She’s quickly becoming one of my favorites.
Thanks so much!
Hi Barbara. Thanks so much for getting in touch and for sharing your favorite blogger. Your suggestion will make this list even better. I am off to take a look now at Nadia’s blog. 🙂
Great article! I plan to check out every blog I don’t already follow. I also think you would like A Crafty Concept. I have purchased several of her patterns. She is wonderful and fun!
Hi Leisa. Thanks so much for sharing your favorite blogger. So good to hear that you have some new ones to check out. I am heading off now to check out A Crafty Concept. 🙂
Also check out Fiber Spider ! He has great tutorials on YouTube.
Great to hear about another great crochet site. Off to check out his tutorials now. Cheers Jodie 🙂
May want to check out Maria’s Blue Crayon. I have used several of her free patterns.
Thanks so much for sharing your favorite blogger Susanna. I will take a look now. So many new bloggers to check out and to make this list even better. Cheers Jodie 🙂
you should add The Hook Nook! she recently got her own line of products with JoAnn!
Hi Cheyenne. Thanks for sharing your favorite The Hook Nook. It will make this list even better 🙂 I am off to check the blog out now. Cheers Jodie
I really enjoy Daisy Farm Crafts crochet projects.
Thanks so much Annette for sharing your favorite Crochet Blogger. I’m off to take a look at Daisy Farm Crafts, thanks for making this list even better. Cheers Jodie 🙂
I’d add Yarn and Chai to the list too! https://yarnandchai.com/ Rebecca is a fabulous designer.
Thanks for the list! Lots of work went into this and I appreciate it.
Thanks so much Ruby for making this list even better! I will take a look now at Rebecca’s site. Thanks also for your kind words. I hope my post is helpful for crocheters to find inspiration. Cheers Jodie 🙂
Great list! Thank you! I would add Daisy Cottage Designs! Lauren does beautiful work! https://daisycottagedesigns.net/
Thanks so much Susan for your recommendation. I will be sure to update my list with Daisy Cottage Designs. Cheers Jodie
Thank you so much for including Moogly! ❤❤❤ Best of luck!
My readers love your work Tamara. Cheers Jodie 🙂
Thank you so much for including my blog, Jodie! I am immensely glad to see many of my favourite fellow crochet designers!!
Hi Maya. Thanks so much for sharing. So much inspiration to be found on your crochet blog. Cheers Jodie
Thank you for compiling this list, I am positive I will collect many ideas to work on from these sites. Have you heard about Jonah? He is an amazing 11 year old boy who crochetes amazing items. His page is called Jonah’s Hands. He creates many beautiful items and has built a library and science labs in Ethiopia where he was born. Such an amazing inspiration he is.
Hi Tracy. Thanks so much for sharing your favorite blogger. I will be sure to include Jonah in the list. What an inspiration.
I loved this thanks. I would like to add a few. Basically free or mostly free patterns along with sharing.
Grace and Yarn
Winding Road Crochet
Chai Coffee crochet
Free Amigurumi Patterns
Thanks so much Teresa for sharing your favs. I’m off to take a look now. Cheers Jodie
I really liked your list. I wish you would check out Jayda InStiches. Her YouTube is one of my “go to” places.
Thanks so much Jean for sharing your favorite crochet blogger. I’m off to take a look at Jayda in Stitches on Youtube.
What a wonderful list! Thank you for reviewing and posting these blogs. I plan to spend many hours checking some that are new to me. Also, I encourage you to look up Wilma Westenberg, a designer of beautiful all free designs and the easiest tutorials to follow.
Thanks so much Holly for your suggestion to include Wilma Westenberg. Wilma’s designs and tutorials are wonderful! I will get busy. Cheers Jodie