Basics
History
Tools
Yarn Types
Safety
100

This craft uses yarn and a hook to make things like blankets and hats.

Crochet

100

Crochet became popular about this many years ago.

200 years ago

100

This curved tip of the crochet hook grabs the yarn.

Hook

100

This beginner yarn is soft and colorful.

Acrylic 

100

You should stay in this position while crocheting so no one gets poked.

Seated

200

This tool grabs the yarn and pulls it through loops.

Crochet hook

200

Crochet became popular in this continent during the 1800s.

Europe

200

This part under the hook helps guide the yarn.

Throat

200

This yarn is strong and often used for dishcloths.

Cotton

200

You should keep the crochet hook pointed away from these.

Other people

300

This soft material is used to make crochet stitches.

Yarn

300

During this difficult time in Ireland, families used crochet to earn money.

Irish Potato Famine

300

This long, smooth part holds the loops while you crochet.

The shaft

300

This yarn is warm and fuzzy and used for hats and scarves.

Wool

300

You should not do this with yarn or hooks around the room.

Swing them

400

Crochet uses this number of hooks.

One

400

People first used crochet to make this type of decoration for clothing and tables.

Lace

400

This part is where you hold the crochet hook.

Handle or Grip

400

This kind of yarn makes bigger stitches.

Thick yarn

400

You should keep yarn like this to avoid frustration.

Untangled

500

This craft is similar to crochet but uses two needles instead of one hook.

Knitting

500

Today, people around the world enjoy crochet because it is creative, relaxing, and this.

Fun 

500

These are the two main tools used to start crocheting.

Yarn and hook

500

This kind of yarn makes smaller stitches.

Thin yarn

500

When finished, you should do this with your crochet tools.

Put them away safely

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