Show Notes
In episode two of the WeCrochet Podcast, Heather and Sara discuss the questions "Why do crocheters need their own site?" and "Are we entering a new crochet renaissance?" WeCrochet is a new brand for a craft that has a rich history. Crochet is an art that deserves more recognition.
Next, Heather checks in with Producer Sarah to see what project she's crocheting now, what yarn she's using, and what her favorite hooks are.
Then, Heather and Sara give their top 7 tips for beginning crocheters, and a whole lot of encouragement for anyone who likes to crochet. From having the right tool to learning about frogging, Heather and Sara offer advice for all crafters on their crochet journey.
Mentioned in this episode: Brava Yarn Radiant Wood Regular Hook WeCrochet Bright Hooks 7 Tips for Beginners
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