Ronique

This is the crochet project I made. It's been a while since I last crocheted an interior accessory. The tissue cover I've been using is getting dirty, so I thought it would be nice to have a replacement. Since it's something I use every day, I wanted to finish it quickly, so I pulled two strands of yarn together and roughly finished it. The size can be adjusted depending on the yarn used...

Here's a crocheted acorn I made using a slightly shiny yarn. Crocheted acorns are safe from insects and you can keep as many as you want in your room, so it's a bit reassuring. My kids have picked up acorns from the park a few times, and they always end up bringing them back outside, lol.

This is a crochet project. By wrapping a commercially available magnet in crochet, you can transform it into a heartwarming and endearing magnet. It's quick and easy to crochet, and it's a great way to add a touch of style to your interior. It looks great stuck to the refrigerator, too. Please use this as a reference for using up leftover yarn. The yarn and crochet hook sizes used...

This is a crocheted glass bottle cap. I ended up with a bunch of empty bottles, so I thought I could reuse them. How about using small bottles for storage? Keeping small craft supplies separate is convenient for when you need them. The yarn and crochet hooks I used...

Here's a crocheted project I made: a small crocheted flower that could be used as a hair tie or a small brooch. You could also sew it onto a bag like a patch to add a decorative touch. There are many different techniques and styles for crocheting flowers, but this one is made in a circular shape. It only takes a small amount of yarn...

This is the kind of crochet project I made. It's fun to knit string-like things, so I tried using this crochet fabric to make curtain tassels. Instead of using buttons, you could loop both ends and fasten them with a hook. If you use thinner yarn, it could also be used as a bracelet. Please think of all sorts of uses! Yarn used...

This is the crochet project I came up with. I wanted to try making an amatuer teddy bear with movable limbs. My bear turned out to be a bit rugged (lol), but I think you can create a variety of bears by changing the way you attach the face, so try making one that's cute. It would also be fun to wrap a scarf around it. Yarn and materials used...

This is a crocheted piece: a small crocheted drawstring pendant. Isn't it fun to put something small into a bag? Like hiding something like a lucky charm? This bag is the perfect size for that purpose. It's also fun to think about what to put in it after you've finished crocheting the bag. I put just one candy in it and then...

This is the kind of crochet project I made. In crochet, there's a technique called "distributed increase." A common technique is when knitting a circle with knitting needles. The technique is easy to understand and smooth. However, knitting a flat circle with a patterned stitch can be quite difficult, and depending on the pattern, you might not be sure whether you can do it...

This is the kind of crochet project I see. I sometimes see beaded knitting with knitting needles, but I feel like I see crocheted beaded projects more often. Crocheted fabric is sturdy and doesn't stretch easily, so it seems like it would hold up even when lots of beads are woven into it and it's heavy. This project is simple...