Cheryl Dee Crochet

Beginner Tips

Wear What You Made: Matching Yarn Colors to Your Skin Tone Like a Pro

Ever finish a gorgeous crochet piece only to try it on and feel... off? The secret might be in your yarn color choices. Understanding a little color theory can help you pick palettes that genuinely light up your face — so your handmade pieces go from drawer fillers to wardrobe favorites.

Jul 13, 2026

Beginner Tips

Why Your First Crochet Project Is Still Sitting in That Bag — And What to Do About It

That half-finished dishcloth isn't a sign you're bad at crochet — it's actually a pretty universal experience with some real psychological roots. Understanding why beginners stall out is the first step toward finally finishing something you're proud of. Let's dig into what's really going on and how to push through.

Jul 11, 2026

Maker Business

So You Want to Sell Your Crochet: The Honest Guide Nobody Gives You

Turning your crochet hobby into a source of income sounds dreamy — and it genuinely can be. But there are real pitfalls that trip up even talented makers, from underpricing to burnout to losing the joy that started it all. Here's the unfiltered guide to monetizing your craft on your own terms.

Jul 11, 2026

Sustainable Fashion

Hook, Wear, Repeat: Building a Sustainable Handmade Wardrobe One Crochet Piece at a Time

Fast fashion has a real environmental cost, and more crafters are turning to their hooks as a way to opt out. A crochet capsule wardrobe isn't just a creative project — it's a slow-fashion statement. Here's how to build a versatile, handmade wardrobe that actually gets worn, season after season.

Jul 11, 2026