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Explore Our Tags & How to Use Them

At Ronique, we use "Tags" to categorize everything from crochet patterns and techniques to the specific materials used.
Each tag acts as a clickable link, instantly bringing up a curated list of all related articles.

By following these tags, you can easily filter the content and find exactly what sparks your interest—making your browsing experience both inspired and efficient.
For example, it’s incredibly handy when you want to find projects using the "Single Crochet" stitch, or when you’re looking for the perfect DIY decor for "Christmas."

In this guide, we’ll show you how to make the most of our tags to find your next favorite project.
We hope this helps you enjoy your time on our site even more!

Display position of tags on this site

Our site's tags are displayed at the bottom of each post page, such as recipe pages (between the share button and "recommended related articles").
In the image below, the link text surrounded by a red line is the "tag."

For example, if you click on the tag "Namita" from among these, a list page like the one below will be displayed.
This list contains articles tagged with "medium weight," so you can search for works made with medium weight yarn.

Types of tags on this site

Below are some of the tags we use on this site.
The number in parentheses is the number of posts associated with the tag. Including these, we currently have over 100 tags set.
There are still many tags with few posts, but I hope to gradually increase the number in the future.

Efficiently find free crochet patterns

Now, let's take a closer look at how you can use the tags you currently have set up.
The tags on this site allow you to search for knitting patterns in the following ways:

Search by thread thickness

The tags indicate the thickness of the thread, such as "medium-thin," "regular," or "extra thick."
The thickness of the yarn used for each crochet project is reflected on the tag, so you can search for free knitting patterns based on the yarn thickness.

Search by crochet hook size

The tags indicate the size of the crochet hook used, such as "Size 3 crochet hook," "Size 5 crochet hook," "Size 9 crochet hook..."
The size of the crochet hook used for each crochet project is reflected in the tag, so you can search for free crochet patterns based on the size of the crochet hook.

Search by thread usage

The tags indicate a rough guide to the amount of yarn used, such as "up to 1 ball," "up to 3 balls," or "3 balls or more."
This is just a reference image as it will vary depending on the number of spools of yarn (grams), but you can search for free knitting patterns based on the scale of your crocheted project.

Search by thread material

The tags indicate the material of the yarn used in the crocheted item, such as "wool yarn," "cotton yarn," or "linen yarn."
Try using this when you want to find a crochet project that matches the yarn you have, or when you want to find a free crochet pattern based on the material you want to knit.

Search by difficulty level

The tags indicate a rough idea of difficulty, such as "beginner," "intermediate," or "advanced."
If you are just starting to crochet and want to avoid complicated projects, or if you want to try a more difficult project, you can use these tags to find free crochet patterns.

Search by type of work

The tags are based on the classification of the works, such as "Christmas," "scroll," "drawstring bag," and "summer hat."
If you want to find crochet projects based on seasonal events, or if you have already decided what you want to knit, you can narrow down your search for free knitting patterns by following these tags.

Search by knitting method (technique)

The tags are based on techniques used in crochet projects, such as "circular knitting," "multi-color use," "grid knitting," and "ring knitting."
If you want to find a project that can be knitted using the same technique or a project to practice on, you can follow these tags to find related free knitting patterns.

Search by travel time

We have also roughly tagged the project with "short time required," "average time required," and "longer time required" to give you an idea of the path to completion.
You can use this when you want to choose a free knitting pattern quickly, such as when you want to carefully knit a large piece, or when you want to enjoy completing a variety of pieces in a short amount of time.

Search for posts with your work

Crochet works submitted to our website's submission corner, "Everyone's Works Exhibition," are tagged with "Your Works Published."
Please feel free to use this site when you want to use other people's knitting works as a reference for your own knitting, or when you just want to enjoy looking at other people's works!

others

In addition to the tags introduced so far, such as "Detailed video explanation," "Spring/Summer season," and "Use of secondary materials," we have set various other tags.
If you find a tag that interests you, try using it to narrow down your search for related posts!

Use tags to enjoy the Crochet Ronique site even more!

The tags on this site may not be very noticeable, but if there is a situation where you can make use of them, please use them to help with your free knitting pattern search.
I too will aim to expand the crochet patterns available so that the tag will be more meaningful!

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	Winter Crochet Comforts (Bunka Publishing Bureau) - The Story Behind the Scenes
	Summer Crochet Accents (Bunka Publishing Bureau) - The Story Behind the Scenes
	Winter Crochet Accents (Bunka Publishing Bureau) - The Story Behind the Scenes

Tips for Exploring the Site: Using Tags to Find Your Favorite Patterns