ByKaterina Designs
Crochet Socks Tutorial | Works with Any Yarn or Stitch Pattern
updated
π§Ά Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or a beginner, our detailed instructions and visual demonstrations will make it easy to follow along and create your own beautiful sweater.
What you need to know:
MATERIALS
β’ Yarn: Aran (heavy worsted)yarn weight (Size 4)
β’ Crochet Hook:
o 6 mm crochet hook (I used Streamline Pride by Furls Crochet)
β’ yarn needle for weaving in ends
β’ Stitch markers
β’ Scissors
MEASUREMENTS AND SIZES
The Pane Sweater Pattern is available in 8 sizes, from Small up to 5X Large.
The model is 168 cm tall and wears size Small.
Neckline a: 20 cm (21, 23, 25, 24, 25, 26, 25 )
Bust width b: 62 cm (68, 75, 75, 81, 87, 93, 93)
Sleeve width c: 20 cm (23, 23, 26, 26, 29, 29, 29)
Sleeve length d: 39 cm (39, 41, 41, 42, 42, 43, 43 )
Length e: 57.5 cm (57.5, 57.5, 57.5, 62.5, 62.5, 62.5, 62.5)
How much yarn do you need?
I used for the first sample:
Merino Aran by Katia. It is a mix of 52% merino and 48% acrylic. Each ball has 100 grams and is approximately 155 meters.
For the second sample, I used Wander Acrylic Yarn by Furls and 7 different colors instead of 5.
For each size, you will need the following (for the 5 colors version):
Fuchsia (52): 1 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls
Dark Grey (14): 2 (3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4) balls
Light Blue (59): 1 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls
Light Beige (10): 2 (3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4) balls
Blue (45): 1 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls
TENSION
Using 6 mm crochet hook in half double crochet stitch pattern
12 hdc = 10 cm
8 rows (1hdc, 1 hdc mesh) = 10cm
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Get ready to add a burst of color to your wardrobe with our Colorful Square Pattern Sweater tutorial! Happy crocheting! πβ¨
#CrochetTutorial #SquarePatternSweater #StepByStepGuide #CrochetSweater"
0:00 Introduction
11:17 Front Panel
32:35 Shaping the neckline
40:23 Back Panel
46:13 Sleeves
51:00 Cuff Ribbing
57:54 Neckline Ribbing
1:03:50 Bottom Hem Ribbing
1:08:00 Assembling
#CrochetInProgress #WIPs #SweaterWeather #CrochetCreations"
Sharing with you today a spontaneous video from today's bike ride to pick up ingredients for dinner. π²π
I'm currently working on a step-by-step tutorial for the gorgeous Pane Sweater, which will soon be up on my YouTube Channel! Stay tuned! π₯π§Ά
The original pattern remains unchanged and can be found on my website and in my shops. Happy crocheting! ππ§£
#FallWeatherDelights #SweaterWeatherVibes #BikeRideAdventures #CrochetCommunity #DIYFashionCreations
Normally, I prefer to take breaks every hour and switch things up. But today, I decided to push myself and see how much I could crochet in 3 hours.
Well, as a wise friend once said, I did it twice: the first and last time! π
I don't think I've ever felt this exhausted before, maybe it's because I was more focused on the time rather than getting lost in the project. π§Ά
So, tell me, how many hours can you crochet without stopping (excluding those small necessary breaks π )? Share your experiences below! ππΌπ
#CrochetChallenge #CrochetExhaustion #CrochetLife #CrochetBreaks #CrochetFocus
Additional Resources:
You can find the PDF written pattern for the Good Vibes Cardigan I am wearing here:
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ByKaterinaCrochet
Ravelry: ravelry.com/designers/by-katerina
LoveCrafts: lovecrafts.com/en-gb/user/maker/963f4cfb-5628-4173-9c86-c471d7f921e4
Website Shop: by-katerina.com/product-category/shop/crochet-patterns
Website Free Version: by-katerina.com/good-vibes-cardigan-creating-your-own-cardigan-with-crochet-step-by-step-instructions
And the video tutorial here: youtu.be/690NUfCKiYE
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Materials Mentioned:
β’ Yarn: Size , Worsted, Medium weight yarn
β’ Crochet Hook:
o 6 mm crochet hook
o 5.5 mm crochet hook for the ribbing
β’ yarn needle for weaving in ends
β’ Scissors
YARN
:For the Good Vibes Cardigan, I used: Pearly Haze By Hobbii Yarn, in color Cappuccino (10). Yarn composition: 73% Viscose, 27% Wool; Each ball has 50 grams and is approximately 110 meters (120 yards).
For each size, you will approximately need:
1170 (1290, 1380, 1500, 1640) (1730, 1860, 1940, 2140) meters
11 (12,13,14, 15) (16, 17, 18, 20) balls of Pearly Haze
Final Measurements of the Good Vibes Cardigan
Width a: 53.5 cm (58, 60, 64.5, 69) (73.5, 78, 82.5, 87)
Armhole depth. b: 17.5 cm (19, 20, 21.5, 23) (23, 24, 24, 27)
Sleeve length c: 29 cm (29, 31, 31, 32) (32, 33, 33, 33)
Length d: 70.5 (72, 73, 74.5, 76) (76, 77, 77, 80)
TENSION
Using 6mm crochet hook in the Vstitch pattern
4.5Vsts = 10 cm
7.5 rows = 10 cm
Additional Resources:
You can find the PDF written pattern here:
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ByKaterinaCrochet
Ravelry: ravelry.com/designers/by-katerina
LoveCrafts: lovecrafts.com/en-gb/user/maker/963f4cfb-5628-4173-9c86-c471d7f921e4
Website Shop: by-katerina.com/product-category/shop/crochet-patterns
Website Free Version: by-katerina.com/good-vibes-cardigan-creating-your-own-cardigan-with-crochet-step-by-step-instructions
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Join our crochet community on Instagram for more tips and inspiration!
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Note: If you have any questions or need clarification on any part of this tutorial, feel free to leave a comment below, and we'll be happy to assist you.
Thank you for watching, and happy crocheting!
0:00 Introduction
9:45 Length to the Armpit
19:26 Splitting into front and back panels
25:27 Assembling Shoulders
28:13 Sleeves
42:35 Front Border
Thanks to @gennayarn for this beautiful yarn, I'm excited to turn it into a cozy sweater or an open cardigan (yes, that's a fancy term for an open sweater π ). So, which version steals your heart: Stripes or Color Blocks? Personally, I'm head over heels for the dynamic Color Blocks, but I'm dying to know your thoughts!
Let me know in the commentsπ
#CrochetCreativity #YarnLove #ColorfulCreations #HandmadeSweater #CrochetInspiration
I made this a couple of years ago, but it a really nice project. I love the idea of upcycling and I wish I had time to make it more often.
The Deity Wall Hanger is a free crochet pattern on my website and you can find a post with the T-shirt makeover as well.
by-katerina.com/t-shirt-make-over
ππ #UpcycledFashion #CrochetInspiration #SustainableStyle #AgingGracefully"
Discover how to select the perfect color palette for your projects, whether you're aiming for bold, contrasting combinations or soft, harmonious hues.
Don't forget to hit that 'Like' button if you enjoy this video and subscribe for more crochet inspiration. And if you have any suggestions or questions you can use the link below, or drop them in the comments.
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Well, guess what? It's an exciting remake of the beloved 'Coaty Sweater' design from 2018. I'm even considering giving it a brand-new name because, let's be honest, my perspective on thick, coat-like sweaters has totally shifted.
But, this cozy creation is still a must-have addition to your wardrobe, even if it's not as thick as a coat! π§₯ In the video, I've put together a short tutorial showcasing the crochet stitch pattern I'm using, on the right side row. And don't worry, the wrong side row is a breeze with just single crochet in each stitch.
Stay tuned as I continue working on the pattern for the 'Coaty Sweater in the process.
#CrochetLove #CozyCreations #CrochetTutorial #YarnObsession #BingoXLYarn"
π Share your thoughts on this vibrant creation! #crochetlove #crochettutorial #crochetpattern #colorfulcreations #handmadebeauty"
#ProductivityInProgress #HiddenAchievements #BehindTheScenes #WeirdDayChronicles #EverydayMagic"
π₯ Watch this video where I reveal the true reason behind starting with '1dc into the fifth ch from the hook.' π It's a question I pondered myself when I first began my crochet journey, and now I want to share this valuable insight with you!
Understanding WHY is important in mastering stitch patterns and maintaining stitch multiples effortlessly. π§΅π So, let's ensure your foundation chain sets you up for success from the very first stitch!
If you've got more burning questions or crave additional crochet tips, don't hesitate to drop them in the comments below. Let's explore the world of crochet together! π«βοΈ
#CrochetSecrets #FoundationChainTips #CrochetTutorial #StitchPatternsExplained"
While I had plans to work on some projects during my vacation and keep you all updated, I ended up with very little work time, and that's okay. Sometimes, a break from everything is just what we need.
Looking ahead, my plans for future projects and new designs for the upcoming season are still taking shape, but I'm confident that I'll come up with something fantastic.
If you have any suggestions or questions, feel free to use the link below or leave them in the comments. I appreciate your support and love. Happy Crochet and Knitting, everyone!
https://forms.gle/fy4KdLoiBo59FGCX9
Confession time: I used to avoid designing anything that required seaming because, let's be honest, it never turned out quite right. But after investing time and effort to learn the art of perfect seams, I've fallen head over heels for it! β€οΈ
Just take a peek at my recent story wearing the Pane Sweater I've been working on! π§Άπ₯ I'm almost done with this beauty and I couldn't be happier. Stay tuned for an upcoming tutorial! π¬π«"
#seamlove #crochetjourney #sweaterweather #tutorialcomingsoon
Coming back from an amazing vacation, I'm struggling to dive back into pattern writing/editing. All I want to do is crochet nonstop! π But I'm determined to find my rhythm again soon!
Side note: Funny how yesterday, while snapping some shots, I suddenly had doubts about this cardigan. π€¦ Have you ever had that moment when a project just doesn't feel the same anymore?
Yarn: Pearly Haze by @hobbii_yarn
Pattern: no name yet and hopefully coming soon
#PatternWritingWoes #CrochetAddict #VibesNeeded #WritingStruggles #FindingMyRhythm #CrochetObsession #CreativeChallenges #PatternDesignerProblems #VacationHangover #SelfDoubt #CraftingConfessions #InstaCrochet #PatternEditing #CrochetCommunity #CreativeJourney
If you're anything like me, you love to understand the "why" behind every stitch and technique.
I hope this handy tutorial sheds light on the technique and answers all your questions, my fellow curious crocheters! ππ
Sending you warm hugs and happy hooking vibes! π€π
#CrochetTutorial #PaneSweater #SlipStitchMagic #CuriousCrocheters #CrochetCommunity #CrochetLove #CrochetInspiration #YarnLovers #CrochetTips #CrochetMastery #HandmadeFashion
I wanted to keep it a surprise, which is why I didn't make a final check. But hey, sometimes the best things come from spontaneity, right? ππ« So here's to embracing the unexpected and celebrating the beauty of handmade creations! πβ¨ #GrannySquareLove #HandmadeHappiness #SurpriseDelight
This is one of my all-time favorite crocheted creations! Can't wait to rock it when sweater weather finally arrives, even if it feels like summer's making a comeback for now. βοΈ
How about you? Have you already mapped out your sweater-making plans?
Let's embrace the #sweaterweather together! πβοΈ #crochetsweaterlove"
Feeling a tad guilty and running against the clock, I'm determined to make it happen before our vacation kicks off. I'll give it my all to surprise her! πβ¨
Hoping her joy matches the excitement she had when she spotted that Granny Square top in the store and asked me to create one just for her. π€ Wish me luck on this mission!
#crochetlovers #crochetlove #grannysquares
Lindsay's Bag Tutorial: youtu.be/VdKSK1BRtZ0
Wavy Skirt Tutorial: youtu.be/fxeYN2nxBqk
But that's not all! Both of these unique designs also come complete with comprehensive written patterns available on my website:
Lindsay's Bag Pattern: by-katerina.com/lindsays-bag-free-crochet-pattern
Wavy Skirt Pattern: by-katerina.com/wavy-crocheted-skirt-free-crochet-pattern
And there's even more in store for you in this video. I'll be sharing my progress on a fresh take of the Pane Sweater, as I'm working on an updated tutorial. Plus, I'll be giving you a sneak peek at a Cardigan project that's slated for release this coming September.
As always, I'm here for your questions and suggestions, so feel free to connect with me using the link below:
https://forms.gle/qaLVVusp6haqcd7s9
Thank you for your continued support and inspiration. Let's dive into this wonderful world of crochet together
1. Repetitive nature: Weaving in ends involves a repetitive motion of threading yarn through stitches, which can become monotonous and tedious over time. The lack of variation and creativity compared to the actual crocheting process can make it feel dull and uninteresting.
2. Interruption of momentum: Weaving in ends requires stopping the flow of crocheting and shifting focus to a different task. This interruption can disrupt the momentum and rhythm of the crochet project, making it feel like a chore rather than an enjoyable creative process.
3. Time-consuming: Depending on the size and complexity of the crochet project, weaving in ends can be time-consuming. It requires attention to detail and precision, which can be mentally draining, especially when there are numerous ends to weave in.
4. Invisible results: Unlike crocheting, which produces visible progress and a tangible end product as you go, weaving in ends is an invisible task. The results of your efforts are not immediately visible, which can make it feel less rewarding and less motivating to complete.
5. Lack of creativity: Weaving in ends is a necessary task to finish a crochet project, but it doesn't offer the same level of creativity and satisfaction as the actual crocheting process. Crocheters often enjoy the act of creating stitches and seeing their design come to life, while weaving in ends feels more like a maintenance task.
While weaving in ends may not be the most exciting part of crochet, it is an essential step to ensure a polished and professional-looking finished project. By finding ways to make the process more efficient, breaking it down into manageable tasks, and incorporating breaks and rewards, you can make it a more pleasant experience. Additionally, shifting your mindset and recognizing the importance of this step in the overall quality of your work can help you approach it with a more positive attitude.
youtu.be/fxeYN2nxBqk
#CrochetSkirtLove #YarnAddict #CrochetAdventures #StitchingWithPassion"
I've been really excited to create a crocheted skirt using a ripple stitch pattern, and I'm so glad that I finally did it.Β This season, I've been more focused on wearing skirts and dresses, and I believe that my current mood influenced the creation of the Wavy Skirt.
When I began working on this crocheted skirt, I had my heart set on making a long maxi skirt. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough yarn to make it as long as I wanted. Despite this setback, I'm genuinely happy with how it turned out in the end. I now feel that the length of the skirt is just perfect.
If you are excited as I was to make this crocheted skirt, let's just see what we will need and how to make it.
MATERIALS
β’ Yarn: Size 3, DK weight yarn
β’ Crochet Hook:
o 5 mm crochet hook
β’ yarn needle for weaving in ends
β’ Scissors
β’ 2cm wide elastic band (it should be around 5-7cm shorter than the waist circ)
MEASUREMENTS AND SIZES
The Wavy Skirt Written Pattern is available in 8 sizes, from S up to 5X Large. The model is 168 cm tall, with a 90 cm hip circumference, and wears a size Small, the size that I am showing you in this video.
You can find the written pattern and links to the shops here
by-katerina.com/wavy-crocheted-skirt-free-crochet-pattern
Final Measurements of the Wavy Skirt
Waist circ a: 63 cm
Hips circ. b: 100 cm
Length d: 75 cm
*The measurements for the waist are taken without stretching; as a reference, the modelβs actual waist circ. is 73 cm, and the skirt ribbing is smaller by about 10 cm;
YARN
For the Wavy Skirt, I used: DMC Eco Vita. Recycled Cotton Yarn; Yarn composition: 80% cotton, 20% other fibers; Each ball has 100 grams and is approximately 250 meters (246 yards)
Color 111 - Beige, Color 008 Petrol Blue, Color 018 - khaki, Color 138 - Pistachio
You will approximately need:
Color A (Beige): 300 meters
Color B (Petrol Blue): 350meters
Color C (Khaki): 200 meters
Color D (Pistachio): 190 meters
When I try to balance being a mom and a content creator, hilarious mishaps are bound to happen! π€ͺ Whether it's forgetting to turn on the camera or accidentally getting out of frame, it's all part of the adventure. But fear not, I've got a trick up my sleeve! I can easily re-record those moments and get back on track. πͺπ¬
Stay tuned, folks! Today's the day I finally conquer this video tutorial and bring it to life. Editing magic, here I come! β¨π₯π»
#crochetlife
#crochettutorial #crochetlove #behindthescenes
youtu.be/VdKSK1BRtZ0
by-katerina.com/lindsays-bag-free-crochet-pattern
Tip 1: Choose a smooth and medium-weight yarn.
"When you're starting out, opt for a yarn that is smooth and of medium weight. Medium-weight yarns, such as worsted weight or DK (Double Knit), strike a balance between stitch definition and flexibility. This makes it easier to see your stitches and correct any mistakes along the way."
Tip 2: Pick a light-colored yarn.
"Light-colored yarns, like pastels or neutrals, are highly recommended for beginners. They offer better visibility, allowing you to clearly distinguish your stitches. This makes it easier to count stitches and follow patterns accurately."
Tip 3: Avoid slippery or fuzzy yarns.
"Steer clear of slippery yarns, such as silk or certain synthetic blends, as they can make it more challenging to control your tension and maintain consistent stitches. Additionally, extremely fuzzy or hairy yarns can obscure your stitches, making it difficult to see your work."
Tip 4: Consider acrylic or cotton yarn.
"For beginners, acrylic yarn is a popular choice due to its affordability, wide color range, and ease of care. It's smooth, has good stitch definition, and is widely available. Another great option is cotton yarn, which is breathable and has a matte finish, perfect for warm-weather projects."
Tip 5: Purchase a small quantity.
"When starting out, it's wise to buy small quantities of yarn in the colors and types you want to try. This allows you to experiment without breaking the bank. Plus, having multiple colors on hand enables you to practice different techniques and create simple colorwork projects."
Tip 6: Read yarn labels.
"Don't forget to read the labels! Yarn labels provide essential information about the yarn weight, recommended hook size, and care instructions. Pay attention to these details to ensure the yarn you choose is suitable for your project and aligns with the crochet patterns you intend to work on."
Tip 7: Seek recommendations from experienced crocheters.
"Lastly, don't hesitate to seek recommendations from experienced crocheters. Whether you have crochet friends or access to online crochet communities, they can offer valuable insights and suggest beginner-friendly yarn brands or lines that are known for their ease of use."
Conclusion:
"Remember, the key to a successful crochet journey is to enjoy the process of learning. By choosing the right yarn, you're setting yourself up for a smoother and more enjoyable experience. So, don't be afraid to experiment with different yarns and colors to find what works best for you. Happy crocheting!"
#crochetlovers #crochetforbeginner
β¨ Let's inspire each other to create beautiful masterpieces together!
#crochetlovers #crochetlove #crochetsweater
#panesweater #crochetlove #crochetwear
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Welcome to another video tutorial! In this tutorial, we'll be making Lindsay's Bag, which was featured in the Weekly Journals. Since the written pattern has just been released, I wanted to create a single video tutorial for easy access. It's been quite a while since I made a bag, but I'm thrilled with how this one turned out. If you're interested in the written pattern for the bag, you can find it here
by-katerina.com/lindsays-bag-free-crochet-pattern
MATERIALS
β’ Yarn: 2mm Macrame cord
β’ Crochet Hook:
o 4.5 mm crochet hook (or the size needed to meet the gauge)
β’ stitch markers (at least 4)
β’ 2 bag straps (optional)
β’ yarn needle for weaving in ends
β’ Scissors
MEASUREMENTS AND SIZE
The Lindsayβs Bag is written for one size, but you can customize it and make it in the size you want.
Final Measurements of the Lindsayβs Bag Width a: 43 cm
High b: 36 cm
YARN
I used 2mm macrame cord. Unfortunately, no brand is written on the label, but any 2mm macrame cord will work.
Each cake has 330 grams and 198 meters. For the bag in the size mentioned above, I used 2 cakes.
TENSION
Using a 4mm crochet hook, working shell stitch pattern
4 pattern repets = 10 cm
9 rows = 10 cm
0:20 Bag Base
23:55 Trunk
37:09 Attaching the handles
Two years ago, I crocheted the Pane Sweater using leftover skeins of yarn from my stash. Now, armed with an expanded collection π , I'm excited to recreate it for two reasons:
1οΈβ£ Pure love for this design.
2οΈβ£ To create a new, improved video tutorial.
My previous attempt, made right after completing the sweater, left room for confusion. But this time, I'm determined to get it right!
#panesweater #crochetsweater #crochetlovers
#mywork #crochet #crochetlovers
I'm absolutely happy with the result. Now, I'm about to write the crochet pattern and editing a step-by-step video tutorial. Fingers crossed, it won't be too long before I can share it with you all! π€ Stay tuned!
#crochetbag #crochetfashion #crochetlove
This week I was busy working on the Pride Summer Sweater and Video Tutorial, and I am happy I managed. You can find both of them out there:
by-katerina.com/pride-summer-sweater-free-crochet-pattern
youtu.be/TiQN4F7_YyU
Last week I was wearing the Summer of Love Top, and Lindsay asked me about the pattern. The original pattern was for a dress version, but I made a top for the video tutorial
You can find the video tutorial here:
youtu.be/S5qs790ql8c
Written Pattern: by-katerina.com/summer-of-love-dress
The summer school break started, so I hope I will be able to continue making these Journals in the next weeks π
Astazi ma bucur sa impartasesc cu voi acest pulover de vara din amestec de in.
MATERIALE
β’ Fir categorie DK (croseta recomandata 3,5 - 4mm)
β’ Croseta 4 mm
β’ marcatori
Dimensiuni finale
- Guler :26 cm
- Rascroiala manecii : 19 cm
- Circ. Bustului. :103 cm
- Circumferinta manecii. :40 cm
- Lungimea manecii. : 37 cm
- Lungime f: 46 cm
TENSIUNE
folosind croseta de 4mm in piciorus triplu
13tr = 10 cm
5 randuri = 10 cm
0:00 INTRODUCERE
5:58 RAGLAN
18:10 SEPARAM IN MANECI SI TRUNCHI
21:27 MANECI SI ELASTIC
I am delighted to share the Pride Summer Sweater Video Tutorial, which has been highly requested. This new design reaffirmed my belief that following my creative instincts without planning can yield great results. I am thrilled with the outcome of this sweater and anticipate wearing it frequently.
You can find the written pattern for sizes from XS up to 5XL here:
by-katerina.com/pride-summer-sweater-free-crochet-pattern
MATERIALS
β’ Yarn: DK-weight yarn
β’ Crochet Hook:
o 4 mm crochet hook
β’ stitch markers
β’ yarn needle for weaving in ends
β’ Scissors
Final Measurements of the Pride Summer Sweater
- Neckline :26 cm
- Armhole depth : 19 cm
- Bust circ. :103 cm
- Sleeve circ. :40 cm
Sleeve length. : 37 cm
- Length f: 46 cm
TENSION
Using a 4mm crochet hook working in triple crochet
13tr = 10 cm
5 rows = 10 cm
Note: all the gauge measurements are taken after wet blocking, and it is measured flat. When wearing, the gauge might be slightly different.
0:00 INTRODUCTION
5:58 YOKE
18:10 SPLITTING ROUND AND BODY
21:27 SLEEVES AND FINAL RIBBING
Thank you for showering this design with your love β₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈ
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If you're already a crocheter, you're familiar with the reasons that made you love this craft. However, in those frustrating moments, it's important to remind ourselves why we embarked on this journey and why it holds such significance for us.
These are just a few uplifting reasons that will reaffirm your decision to crochet and bring back your enthusiasm. Let these motivations inspire you to continue or embark on your crochet adventure. Let's weave our passion together! β₯οΈ
#crochetlove #crochetlovers


