I firmly believe that anyone can learn how to crochet. I've taught my family members, friends, my local 4H group, and pretty much anyone who asks me. It's an incredibly rewarding experience for both teacher and student. However, being a good teacher and a good crocheter are two entirely different skill sets. (Skills that apply to pretty much any craft, not just crochet.) There are SO many things I wish I'd known but fortunately, you can learn from my experience. Whether you're trying to teach a large group or one-on-one, here are my top 10 tips for teaching crochet. 1. Nobody is a super crochet lady (or dude) right away. I was reminded of this a few days ago when I asked my mom for help with a knitting project. When we looked at my little swatch, we each saw something different. She noticed each individual stitch, increase, and even the slant of each stitch. Me? I just saw a swatch of something that was (probably) knitting. It takes years to learn that st
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