Ways to learn to crochet

Swap the fast lane for the slow lane. Evening Glory is a cosy, after-hours beginner crochet course led by me, hosted at Morning Glory in the Northern Quarter. Designed for absolute beginners, this two-week course offers small-group tuition with hands-on guidance in a relaxed, judgement-free space. All materials are provided, drinks are included, and the focus is on slowing down, learning a new skill, and enjoying the process of making. 

Slow down and learn something new with our Level 1 Beginner Crochet Course, a relaxed 3-week workshop hosted at Transcend Tribe in Eccles. Designed for absolute beginners, this gentle series guides you from holding a hook for the first time to completing a simple crochet project, all in a calm, supportive space. With all materials provided and the group limited to 15 people, you’ll enjoy hands-on guidance, good energy, and the confidence to continue crocheting long after the course ends. 

My 1-to-1 Crochet Sessions at Morning Glory are perfect if you want personalised support at your own pace. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to build confidence with specific stitches or projects, these relaxed, one-hour sessions are tailored entirely to you. Enjoy focused guidance, a calm creative atmosphere, and space to learn without pressure — ideal if group workshops aren’t your thing or you want to fast-track your skills with dedicated attention. 

​Prefer to learn in your own time? Our Beginner Crochet PDF Guide with Video Tutorials is a gentle, step-by-step introduction designed for complete beginners. You’ll receive a beautifully laid-out PDF covering the essentials, alongside clear video tutorials you can pause, rewind, and revisit whenever you need. Perfect for learning at your own pace, this option lets you build confidence from home while still feeling supported as you take your first steps into crochet