Ronique

This video explains how to crochet the herringbone double stitch, a unique double stitch. Herringbone double stitch adds a slightly uneven texture to the double stitch, creating a subtle look. It's incredibly easy to crochet, so if you watch the video, you'll be able to crochet it smoothly. Ronique also uses the beret featured in her book "Winter Crochet Item" and "Summer Crochet Item"...

This is a crocheted project. I crocheted a duster, a cleaning tool for dusting. The brush can be replaced if the tuft gets dirty. The only crocheted part is the handle, and the tuft is simply finished using a technique similar to making a tassel. You can use thin or thick yarn for the tuft, or a mix of both.

This is a crocheted table mat that will add a little sparkle to your dining table. The sample piece is a little small, but you can adjust the size, so you can knit it further to make it lunch mat size. If you increase the number of cast-on stitches to make it longer, it could also be used as a table liner. It can be used not only as a table mat...

This is the crochet project I made. I tried crocheting boots as one of my Christmas gifts. When I was little, I loved the little boots filled with sweets they sold at the supermarket, and I remember wanting one whenever I saw one. Have you ever seen those little boots with a mesh drawstring on top, like next to the cash register? Now...

This is a tipsy report about finally tasting a chocolate I've always wanted to try. As a chocolate lover, I couldn't miss out on this "Niagara Chocolat Blanc Frais." I had been hearing about it for a while, so I was really excited. I don't often buy grapes for myself, but...

Preparing for Christmas with Crochet While I'm knitting on long autumn nights, Christmas is fast approaching. Preparing for Christmas is so much fun, as I think about the day itself, decorating the tree, and thinking about presents! Do you have any plans for Christmas this year? Of course, there are those who have plans and are looking forward to it, but there are also those who have special plans...

Many crocheted scarves, shawls, blankets, and other items feature fringe. A little extra effort can really enhance the look, but it's actually very easy to add. Once you try it, you'll realize that it's not that much work, and it'll feel like a simple decoration from now on.

Recently, I was delighted to receive a Rokkatei assortment set called "Tokachi Nisshi." It's the familiar green paper box I've seen for ages, but no matter how many times I look at it, I'm always struck with "Wow!" and I'm reminded once again how Rokkatei is truly a product of theirs. When something like this arrives, it's like a draft meeting to decide who gets what in the assortment...

This is a crocheted circle bag made with two round knitting motifs. At first glance, it may look flat, but it has a slight gusset, so it won't lose its shape even if you put something thick inside. It's a simple piece that can also be used to practice knitting in the round, so I hope beginners will also enjoy it. Here...

This is the main part of the beginner's crochet course, and we'll be crocheting a small accessory case in the round. Round crochet is also used to make stuffed toys, hemp bags, straw hats, and more, so it's a great way to create your own projects. This is one of the most essential crochet basics you'll want to learn, and we'll be introducing it to beginners.