Ronique

Making a child-sized bag with crochet: I tried crocheting a drawstring bag. It's shaped like a larger version of a drawstring bag without a gusset, so you can also use it as a drawstring bag without adding the drawstring loop at the bottom. The model is a girl, but it would probably look good on a small boy too. Using a ribbon instead of a drawstring would give it a cute look...

This crochet pouch can also be used as a small crossbody bag. It's a mini crochet pouch made with leftover extra-thick yarn. It's simply constructed by crocheting three identical motifs. I added a ribbon-like embellishment and a gold medal-like button to create an emblem-like design. It can be used to hold sweets, treasures, and more...

Perfect for summer outings and stylish storage. I've crocheted a classic net bag. This cool net bag is perfect for summer outings and can be used year-round as stylish storage indoors. It also makes a great interior decoration. This bag has a slightly indented bottom and gathers...

This crocheted headband features a textured, three-dimensional knit pattern. It's made to fit perfectly. The look changes depending on where you position the crossed section, allowing you to switch it up depending on your mood. I used a stretchy cast-on method for a comfortable fit. There's also a video demonstrating how to create a stretchy cast-on...

A crocheted washcloth made with water-resistant yarn. I crocheted this washcloth using back-and-forth knitting. I used durable linen yarn, perfect for use in the bathroom. I happened to have some leftover yarn, so I used it all up to finish it! I didn't think too strictly about the size, just went with a rough estimate...

This is the second installment, following the coasters in the first installment. This project aims to crochet some classic crochet accessories with beginners who want to try crocheting. This time, we've prepared a video tutorial to make it easy for beginners to understand, so please give it a try! The second installment will be another classic bag, with many uses...

This section explains how to "cut the yarn" in crochet using videos and photos. The video cover shows the crochet symbol (stitch symbol) for "cutting the yarn." This section also explains the finishing techniques for crochet, which are explained on the "Finishing Up and Yarn Handling" page. These include: • Passing the yarn through the loop and tightening • Pulling the yarn straight through • Crocheting in the round...

This section explains how to attach yarn in crochet using videos and still images. The video cover shows the crochet symbol (stitch symbol) for attaching yarn. The video explains two methods for attaching yarn: attaching it at the beginning of a row in the round, and attaching it in the middle of the work. Attaching the yarn at the beginning of a row in back-and-forth crochet….

This guide explains how to crochet five double crochets by picking up stitches from the previous row using a video and photos. The video cover shows the crochet symbol (stitch symbol) for five double crochets by picking up stitches from the previous row. In crochet, it's common to pick up stitches from the chain stitches of the previous row to create the next row. When doing this, picking up stitches...

This page provides a video and photo tutorial on how to crochet five double crochets into the previous row's stitch. The video cover image shows the crochet symbol (stitch symbol) for five double crochets into the previous row's stitch. You often see cases where you need to crochet five double crochets in a pattern. When you look closely at the symbol, you'll notice the double crochets are arranged in a fan shape...