We'd like to get you started on your craft journey with just a few recommendations for tutorials and resources to check out, no matter which craft you choose. Don't forget to treat yourself to a bottle of Allure to care for your finished project, too!
- Knit: AllFreeKnitting.com has a wealth of learn-to-knit tutorials awaiting you! Learn to cast on, knit and purl with the best of them when you visit this free website. Another great resource to add to your list are the video tutorials found at KnittingHelp.com.
- Crochet: Grab your crochet hooks and visit AllFreeCrochet.com to start hooking in 2015! This website offers links to free tutorials covering everything from the basics to intermediate and advanced skills. For those who prefer video tutorials, CrochetEverAfter.com to browse a list of technique and stitch tutorials.
- Sew: Starting with a simple project is a great way to get your feet wet, and there are plenty of step-by-step tutorials accompanying the projects at SewCanShe.com. There is also an excellent list of free sewing technique tutorials from around the web that is worth checking out!
- Weave: Starting small with a handheld loom is a wonderful way to give weaving a try; you can also try a more low-cost approach by making your own cardboard loom using a few supplies you probably have lying around the house - click here for a free photo tutorial on the Easy blog. If you already happen to have a loom, WeavingToday.com offers many free eBooks geared towards the beginning weaver.
- Handspinning: Drop spindles are a great way to get started without having to invest in a wheel, and you can even make your own using this free tutorial! To get started, check out this comprehensive tutorial on the Knit*Six blog (although we recommend using Allure to set the twist in your finished skein to avoid accidentally felting).