Jane makes this useful tablet cosy in crunchy stitch which is a simple combination of half-treble and slipstitch.

The cosy is very easy to adjust for size as its made as a single vertical piece, but even when you've completed it if you find it a little snug, then Jane comes up with a very clev...

Jane is working this delightful triangle cushion in Seriously Chunky wool by Cygnet using a size 9 hook.
To start work on the cushion you first need to create a chain. Jane shares with us a great tip on how to keep your tension correct just for this starter row. And perhaps you can think of chang...

Sarah explains just how different it is to crochet if you are left-handed. She gives you some tips on what you need to look out for and what to think about when it comes to your patterns.

Once you have mastered this, you can move on to

Jane shows you how to create a lovely cushion using the basic granny square.
Perfect to rest your head on or fit in the small of your  back.
Any size of cushion is possible.  It all depends on the size of the cushion pad and the amount of wool.
In order to make this cushion Jane demonstrates two ...

Treble crochet stitch is deeper when finished than double. In this sample workshop Jane uses the same chain length of 10 stitches, so you can really see the difference.

Also, Jane covers how to start and how to keep the project edges straight. So, not gaining or losing any stitches, and then h...

Jane feels this is a great beginner project as well as being enjoyable for those who are more familiar with crochet.

She works the scarf with a #6 hook. And talks you through the various stages of creating this scarf in Bamboozle yarn. Jane also gives you the option to work the scarf in treble...

Jane is working this delightful triangle cushion in Seriously Chunky wool by Cygnet using a size 9 hook.
To start work on the cushion you first need to create a chain. Jane shares with us a great tip on how to keep your tension correct just for this starter row. And perhaps you can think of chang...

This treble crochet stitch is often used to create Granny Squares, similar to knitting, which can then be turned into quilts or rugs. This is quite a tall stitch, so your work will grow quite quickly.

If you would like to learn about double crochet for left-handers, just click

Using this stitch requires working in the opposite direction to those who are right-handed. It is very different when working in the round to produce a pot.

Sarah guides you through the sequence.

Also, if you would like to learn how to treble crochet click

Jane shows you how to create a lovely cushion using the basic granny square.
Perfect to rest your head on or fit in the small of your  back.
Any size of cushion is possible.  It all depends on the size of the cushion pad and the amount of wool.
In order to make this cushion Jane demonstrates two ...

Jane has made these wrist warmers in King Cole Riot Chunky yarn in the Denim colour. They are worked in double crochet, into the back loop, and half trebles.
These are crocheted sideways and Jane shows us how to finish a row and start again, remembering to change the stitches for the ribbing – he...

Jane has a little pink book. She finds it extremely handy for making two sizes of tassels.

This has been extracted from a longer workshop with Jane Making a Crochet  Bamboozle scarf. And hence the lovely bob...

This is the third and final basic stitch workshop from Jane. Here again, she starts her workshop sample with the chain of 10 stitches. She demonstrates how to start your first row, how to turn at the end of the row and how to keep the side of the project nice and neat.

The delightful crochet r...

Treble crochet stitch is deeper when finished than double. In this sample workshop Jane uses the same chain length of 10 stitches, so you can really see the difference.

Also, Jane covers how to start and how to keep the project edges straight. So, not gaining or losing any stitches, and then h...

Jane feels this is a great beginner project as well as being enjoyable for those who are more familiar with crochet.

She works the scarf with a #6 hook. And talks you through the various stages of creating this scarf in Bamboozle yarn. Jane also gives you the option to work the scarf in treble...

Jane demonstrates how to crochet a simple leaf worked on 2 sides of a basic chain. She describes how the stitches are mirrored to achieve the leaf shape. Treble, half treble, and double crochet produce the classic leaf shape with the stem a simple chain stitch.
She reminds us how counting back en...

Jane guides you through how to work this stitch. She starts with your foundation row of a chain and then works upwards on her small demo square.

She has a great tip for ensuring that you don't miss a stitch at the end of the row. There is another tip on how to check which side is the front and...