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We have a match! Your perfect project is: The Coaster
Welcome to the wonderful world of macrame, friend! Based on your results, you are very excited to start knotting, maybe you have even started your first project!I can feel your enthusiasm to learn and experiment with macrame!Being a beginner is a wonderful thing — you can get into the wonderful world of macrame with fresh eyes. Beginners are not frightened of mistakes, it's part of the process and that's how we learn and master the basics.But you’ll want to be cautious that you don’t bite off more than you can chew - at least not right now, anyway. That’s why it’s essential to start simple!Let's start with a simple project like the LEAF that will take you less than 1 hour to make and one knot. Once you have mastered that, you can have fun making a wall hanging of leaves or a large leaf hanging while listening to a podcast or indulging in a long chat with your bestie.After the leaf, you’ll feel ready to try the next project-I'll share a few with you tomorrow!Ready to quit scrolling and start knotting? The macrame leaf has all the goods inside to get you started on your first project. Put the kettle on, kick back, and enjoy!CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR SINGLE CROCHET SCARF KIT✨ Know Before You Row: 3 tips to level up your crochet game ✨1. Take it a knot at a timeSlow and steady wins the race, my friend! Sure, it’s tempting when you find that new pattern to jump right in and get stitchin’ — but it’s important to look before you leap!Even the quickest learner should come to know that patience is a virtue in the game of crochet. Start by learning the basic ABC’s of the hook and thread (aka: the slip stitch, single crochet and double crochet) and take your time while you do it. Your future self will thank you as you master the art of endurance while you perfect your skills.2. Sharp Scissors + TemplateAhhh the metaphors of crochet! Just like in life, you gotta know where you are to get to where you’re going.If you want to follow a pattern properly ( without getting lost in a bunch of detours along the way) you need to make your mark!A stitch marker will be your needling bestie when you get going on those more complex patterns. Not only will it help you keep track of where you are, it’ll free up that much more brain space for phone gossip or binge watching your favorite series.Don’t have a stitch marker handy? Fear not! A bobby pin or safety pin will do the trick or click here to shop our wide selection of handy dandy stitch markers. Your mind and your sweater project will thank you.3. Don’t sweat the small stuffLife’s just too darn short to be sweating over the speed of your slip stitch! If there’s anything this hobby will teach you, it’s that mistakes happen to even the most seasoned crocheter.Let’s be real, life is FULL of mistakes, and the art of crochet is no different. Save yourself the frustration and come into it with an open mind. Understand that you’re going to mess it up (many times).Found yourself tangled in a bunch of knots? Unravel and start again! And if you need a reminder of how far you’ve come, start a journal every time you have to hit the reset button just to see how far you’ve come.<<Shop your next crochet project>>