Improve you crocheting skills by creating fun shapes. This how to video is a crocheting tutorial that will show you how to create a small star with five points. Crochet several of them, bind them together and create larger handmade projects.
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3 Comments
I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old,I enjoy crocheting alot. Everyday I learn more with my crocheting, I am glad I found this website, because I was worrying about the younger generation enjoying this wonderful talent of relaxing and producing items that people real enjoy receiving as a gift.
I'm 13, been crocheting since I was 8 too! this star worked out perfectly for a project I'm working on.
I love the info on here, I've been teaching my daughter how to crochet and this help a lot to teach her different patterns. Thanks for posting this I greatly appreciate it. Have an awesome day. 8|
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