In this episode, we're talking about new quarantine hobbies, crochet gauge, and our favorite crochet cable pattern of the 'Off the Beaten Path' collection from WeCrochet Magazine Issue 4. First, Heather tells Sara about the monster hiding in her shower. Next, Sara tells Heather everything she wanted to know about crochet gauge but was afraid to ask. Finally, the two chat about the new all-cables collection in WeCrochet Magazine Issue 4.

This episode is all about those little things that make your crochet that much better, from crochet hacks to learning the best way to block your project to make it look its best. What do bobby pins, TP rolls, and a pile of yarn scraps have in common? Producer Sarah and Heather talk about their favorite thrifty crochet hacks. Then, Sara teaches Heather how to block her crochet projects, and how to decide whether to mist, steam, or soak a project for best blocking results.

Today we talk all about the business and art of crochet with a few people who are experts on these topics. First up Heather and Sara chat about about their favorite IDP patterns on the WeCrochet website. Next Heather finds out how to make your finished crocheted goods into a business with Ashley Stallsworth of A Crafty Concept. Finally, Heather talks to crochet artist Jo Hamilton about how she "paints" with crochet, and how she found her niche as an artist using our favorite medium: yarn!

This episode of the WeCrochet Podcast is all about WIPs or works in progress. First Producer Sarah and Heather check in and they get into feelings about WIPs. Heather holds an emergency Crochet Therapy session. Sara and Heather talk about all their WIPs and work through what they suspect have been the hurdles that have prevented the completion of these projects. Claire from E'Claire Makery, Lee from Coco Lee Designs and Amber from Devine Debris each share about their WIPS.

Summer is here and the WeCrochet team has transitioned from wools and alpacas yarns to cottons and linens. Summer isn’t just a the season to lay outside wearing shorts and tank tops, you can also continue to do your favorite craft. On this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, we’re talk about all things summer crochet. Summertime patterns, WIPs, favorite yarns, hooks, notions and more.

On this week's episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, we're diving into the world of crochet tools (what do YOU keep in your project bag?), how to read crochet charts, and a new pattern collection, Viridescent, that's inspired by jungle greenery. 

WeCrochet stands with the Black community working and fighting for systemic change. Black craft matters. Black voices matter. BLACK LIVES MATTER! We will be back with a new episode next week. This week, we aim to amplify the voices of black creators. Go check out these other crafty podcasts we know you'll love! Real Talk with Tian Podcast, Our Maker Life Podcast , Toni Lipsey's Podcast Read more https://bit.ly/2B7d0jq

Whether you love picking out the color of your yarns but aren't sure how to use them or you struggle with finding the right color combination for your project, know that you are not alone. First up Sara and Heather dive deep into colorwork. Sara explains Intarsia vs. Tapestry crochet - What they are and how to do them. Heather and Kerry chat about their strategies to pick out colors for their projects. Heather and Toni extend the color conversation with some extra useful advice.

With Mother's Day around the corner we are devoting our whole episode to the celebration of moms, step-moms, grandmas, mother-figures, mentors, teachers, and all the strong people that have had an impact in our lives in some way! We're sharing stories from our moms, stories about your moms, projects for moms, and more. 

We're staying home and working on our organization and ourselves. First Heather's confession to losing her swift leads Sara and Heather discuss their favorite methods to organize their crochet supplies. Do you organize your yarn by color, by weight or by fiber? Next Heather introduces Regan to Stitch Away Stress and talk about how crochet is helpful to relieve stress. Producer Sarah and Heather check in on what they're working on.

What could be more fun than talking to kids, talking about unicorns and crochet? On this week's episode Heather and Sara check in and chat about all the different ways to engage your young person at home. We also interview some special guests to talk to us about crochet. Heather and Regan talk about the newly released amigurumi projects and even offer tips to how to improve upon what the patterns say. They also give a behind-the-scenes peak at the origins of the famed photo of Heather with a...

It's springtime and on this week's episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, the team talks about spring projects. Sara and Heather discuss all the ways to use crocheted flowers. Regan and Heather talk about designs. Lastly, Heather interviews Camden on her favorite spring designs for the Blooming Spring Collection. We also get to learn more about what Camden does at WeCrochet and her crochet journey.

One of Heather's favorite topics is talking about failure. On this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast the team talks about some of their crochet fails. Heather helps each person through the cycle of emotions that happen around each "fail" and turns them into learning moments.

Crochet offers a lot of room to create in new and exciting ways. Learning a new stitch offers an opportunity to design something new. This week follow Heather along her journey learning about the Puff, Bobble, Popcorn, and the Horizontal Puff Stitches and talking about designing her first crochet project. The WeCrochet team also continues to celebrate (Inter)National Crochet Month. Kerry even gives her top tips for helping your proposal rise to the top of the pile. Read more:...

This episode of the WeCrochet Podcast is inspired by the concept of slow living: a lifestyle emphasizing being intentional about how you spend your time, money, and your life. Yes, you can crochet a sweater! Sara and Heather share top tips for crocheting sweaters. Then we talk to Jewel, of Our Maker Life, who tells us about the OML community and gives us her advice for how to embrace the slow living lifestyle. Last, Heather snags Regan to talk about his experience crocheting his first sweater.

In this special BONUS EPISODE of the WeCrochet Podcast, Sara and Heather offer a look at the behind the scenes of how crochet designs get to WeCrochet. Sara and Producer Sarah talk about adding ribbing to Producer Sarah's Brava Beanie. Lastly Heather and Regan continue their discussion of Fable Fur by diving into how people have actually used it in their crochet projects. 

The WeCrochet team is dedicated to building up the crochet community. This week Sara and Heather answer your crochet questions, with tips for how to reclaim your "crojo" and how to keep your crochet from curling. Next, Heather and Sara discuss choosing yarn, and how to weigh all the factors when picking the yarn for your next project.  From the weight of your yarn to fiber content, yarn makes all the difference. Last, meet WeCrochet team member Kerry Bogert, the new Outreach Coordinator. 

This week Heather is diving into people’s crochet journeys. First Heather and Regan examine Fable Fur, brainstorm ideas for crocheting with faux fur yarn, and throw down in a scrunchie-crocheting contest. Find out who will win. Next, Heather and Sara talk about important things to consider when choosing the right crochet hook for your project. Then, Heather checks in with crochet beginners, Producer Sarah and Jennifer, as they discuss their crochet triumphs and tragedies while learning how...

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?" 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.

Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast! Host, Heather Mann talks to Sara Dudek about her crafting journey and what brings her WeCrochet. From making bags to working for other crafting brands, Sara has come a long way. Then Heather and Sara talk about what a Crochet Along is and the importance of community. 

The WeCrochet Podcast will come out in early January 2020, but in the meantime, check out this short sneak peek, in which you will learn all about our Brava Beanie Crochet Along (CAL), from designing the Brava Beanie pattern, to how to participate in the CAL. Subscribe to the podcast to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Have you heard about WeCrochet, the new brand dedicated to all things crochet? Well there's a podcast too, the WeCrochet Podcast! There will be interviews, helpful information about crochet, talk about yarn, patterns, design, and more. The WeCrochet Podcast will air in January 2020, until then visit crochet.com for more information and follow and like us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Ravelry at WeCrochet.