I hear you--there's nothing more frustrating than finding someone promising to teach you, only to feel like you're worse off than when you started and you still don't know how to crochet. And there's nothing more disheartening than someone giving you a quick tutorial that makes everything look super easy--only to have your project look like a tangled mess.

You want to experience the relaxation and joy that comes from making a handmade gift for someone. Maybe you've even tried to follow along with some YouTube videos. Maybe you've managed to complete one small project.

You can't figure out how to hold your hook or yarn. Your stitches don't look like the ones in the video. The tutorial uses terms and phrases that you do not understand and you have no idea what they are talking about. What does tension even mean? How do you read a pattern so you know what to do next?!?

Learning to crochet is so rewarding! It opens the doors to creating unique gifts, provides a relaxing hobby that helps you reset at the end of a long day and it stimulates that creative part of your brain that often get neglected. 

 The problem? Deciding where to start (and which YouTube video to watch), deciphering the terminology and the feeling of failure when it doesn't work out like the tutorial promised often make learning to crochet seem like more trouble than it's worth.

"Crochet Confidence Course Kickstarter Pack is great for beginners with detailed explanations. It's also a wonderful refresher on proper technique if you haven't crocheted in a while."

~ Coni