Crochet blocking how to

What is Crochet Blocking? Find out why and how you can do it in your crochet project 3 different ways! Crochet wet blocking, steam blocking and spray blocking.

Most patterns finish with: “Carefully block your project”. Have you ever wondered what that last sentence means? Or have you been like me for years and just ignored it and enjoyed your project as soon as the last end is woven in (or even before that)? It's time to get answers to all your blocking questions! Check out my detailed tutorial with allll the goodness! #blocking #crochetblocking #knittingblocking #blockingyarn

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I used to skip blocking my knit and crochet projects because of my concern for time, my lack of knowledge, and the cost of equipment.…

Are you interested in learning how to block crochet? Read on further to find out how easy it is to give your projects that professional finish

Learn how to block acrylic yarn for crocheted or knitted creations such as granny squares by using a steamer and Blocking Board.

Learn how to block crochet or knit hexagons or granny squares with this incredibly easy and inexpensive DIY blocking board (made from a garden kneeling pad!) Click for full tutorial. | MakeAndDoCrew.com

Blocking. Love it? Hate It? Never Heard of It? Well today, this post is for you! I'm going to teach you everything you ever needed to know about how to block crochet work. Why Block

Everything you need to know about blocking crochet or knitting for a professional, clean result. Learn 2 different methods and get a freebie!

If you’ve been knitting or crocheting for a while, you’ve probably heard about “blocking your work”. But what exactly is blocking and how do you do it? In this post we’ll tell you how to go about blocking your work as well as which blocking method to use on which type of fiber. What is blocking? Blocking — which can be done on knitting and crochet — is a method of wetting your finished project and then pinning it into the shape and size that it should be. Once dry, the knitted or crocheted…