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Crochet patterns may look scary, almost like a foreign language. But once you learn the abbreviations, you can crochet anything. I made a How To's series to explain how to read text and chart instructions and share my tips. Some of my patterns also come with extra step-by-step tutorial videos to help you get started.

For written help, the article "How to read crochet pattern" from Craft Yarn Council is a great resource.

Just a hook, some yarn, and a sewing needle! But if you're looking for more recommendations, here's my supply list:

• Rico Soft Merino Yarn: mainly for my baby blanket. The yarn is easy to work with and feels very soft, with up to 28 color choices.
• Schachenmayr Catania Cotton Yarn: mainly for my amigurumis, with 36 color choices. The cotton's firmness is great for holding the amigurumis' shape.
• Clover Amour Hook Set: a set of 10 ergonomic hooks. The sizes go from 2.25mm · B to 6.00mm · J hooks. I usually use 5.00mm · H for granny squares and 3.00mm · D for amigurumis.

I made this little behind-the-scenes video to share my tools and process.

No, I only sell digital crochet patterns. I do recommend however reaching out to other creators like Red Panda Crochets who takes custom orders.