Things that knock my my crojo back into me are: 1. Picking up a new crochet magazine! 2. Listening to a crochet podcast like WeCrochet on Spotify. 3. Browsing through Instagram at the crochet hashtags (The inspo is amazing and the diversity makes me feel like I'm part of something HUGE). 4. Looking at crochet patterns! 5. Getting my friends together for a craft night on zoom. 6. Reflecting on crochet's importance in history, it's so sobering to think that our ancestors crocheted out of necessity...by crocheting, I feel closer to them. 7. Taking a road trip and getting someone else to drive! Picking up my audiobook and making a goal to finish a certain amount by the end of the car ride.
Those are amazing tips!!! Thank you so very much for sharing and I'm going to have to check out that podcast! I so wish I could crochet in the car!!! 💓
I was in crojo as well, and it took me around 1-2 years, and then when I saw a really cheap yarn that I can afford in the local online shop which is Shopee, I got back to crochet and now I can't stop. Now I'm even trying to start a business to sell pattern/physical products
I’ve totally lost mine! (And my husband keeps reminding me that we have a house full of yarn.) I have so many projects that I wanted to finish by Fall. This video is right on time!💕
Hugs across the pond for you lovely lady, from over here in Yorkshire 🌻 How could anyone ever lose their crojo when they watch your inspiring podcasts! You are always full of yarny enthusiasm and bursting with amazing crocheted wonders! I always have a mindless crochet granny stitch blanket on the go, for when the world and its ways are just too much and watching favourite crochet podcasts always helps too. So lovely to see Olive, what a character. Take care and keep sharing your joy 🧶🍁🧵🍂
Thank you so much, Sarah-Jane!! Granny blankets really are perfect for this crazy world we live in!! Hope you're enjoying some cooler weather there in Yorkshire! 🧶🧶🧶
Thank you Elise, great video. I don't really lose my crojo as I tend to switch between crochet, sewing and knitting....lots of projects on the go keep me busy....x
It was this year that I found the yarnie community on TH-cam. Watching TH-cam channels, like yours is what inspires me to crochet. And then I took it one step further and started my own channel. Reading and interacting with my subscribers comments keeps my crojo alive. I look forward to watching your episodes every week. 🌤☀️🌦
That is wonderful!!! I totally agree that watching crochet and knitting TH-cam channels helps me stay motivated as well! That's awesome that you started your own channel!! ❤️❤️❤️
So many things you said and the WAY you said it really resonate with me!! Haha ("And when that someone in your life says to you, 'oh you bought all this yarn and now you're quitting?!'" I feel like we all have someone like that.)
You always cheer me up sooo much. I just got back from a vacation and I took so much yarn with me to work on during the drive and I didn't do a thing! I spent all my time reading and it was so lovely. But now that I'm home I still can't get into crochet mode! ARGH hahahhaha Your video really helped me to take a "chill pill" and relax about it. xxx PS I love Ms Olive!!! hhhahahhahah
Miss Olive is a something else!! And I traveled down to Georgia for a long weekend to visit my son in college and I didn't bring any crocheting or knitting. I feel a little sad that I don't have it but I think the break will be good too!! 💓💓💓
I have not felt I lost my crojo in a major way over my first year of crochet, but I really really loved the tip of trying to switch up your type of project!! I started crocheting last summer with lots of amigurumi, then in January I made a sweater! Then some other amigurumi, then I spent 5 months (104h) crocheting a dress and I was so happy to get back to amigurumi after the dress!! :D
Hi Elise…what perfect timing….a few days ago I started to reorganize my yarn and moving things around….still have a little more to take care of but watching your video today gave me ideas to keep moving forward and not just sit and stare into space…thank you 😊❤️
Oh boy did this hit home. I'm exhausted at the moment... open houses and showings the last 4 days... so not much energy. But I did see a gorgeous fall afghan pattern, I ordered the yarn for it and I am excited about starting it. A project for our NEW home. I just need a nap first. 2 tips that work for me... switching up the projects. Sometimes you just need a little Mindless (currently me) and scrolling through etsy get my juices flowing. Thanks for another great video!
I can only imagine how exhausted you must be! And a project for your new house will be so exciting!! And great tips for getting those crojo juices flowing! ❤❤❤
Crojo AND Knitjo!!! Just have to focus elsewhere! Luckily, I have both knitting and crochet, so that when I lose one of them, I go to the other! However, when BOTH are “lost” at the same time, I read, watch TV. Like you, with tedious projects I often work on a “mindless” project that often helps me to go back to the once-tedious items. Great video, as always! Thanks, Elise!
Making small doable items like 20 minute (each) balls for a a basket of balls for a baby gift keeps my crojo in check... most of the time : ) Speaking of baskets.. I love making small-ish soft baskets for everyone! I can make one in a few hours and use up tons of scrap yarn... so satisfying! Also, looking ahead to any upcoming holiday and again, making quick items for many people.. ie: holiday coasters, helps too! Great video, thanks for the suggestions!
I rearrange my yarn! I find my tastes change and it requires taking inventory and it's like going on a shopping trip or a treasure hunt in my own stash. It's just one small room with one closet but it is such a happy place! By the time I'm done in there I am staying up past 1 am looking at patterns and crocheting my heart out wishing that I didn't have to go to sleep!
Great subject and so relatable, I lost my crojo last year with the start of the pandemic and later in the same year my husband and kids motivated me to start my youtube channel, my crojo returned with a vengeance and I've not stopped crocheting since then🥰🧶 happy hooking everyone
Hi Elise Thank you for sharing these tips 😊 I’m at the take a break stage…although I’ve picked up the crochet needle now and then but the passion hasn’t returned. I feel like I’m a robot so not much has been completed. I feel bad for not finishing a birthday present that the birthday girl (13) asked me to make for her 😢 I’ve given myself a couple of weeks to try and get this finished for her. I love watching TH-cam crochet videos- I’ve discovered crotatting and Tunisian crochet that I’d love to learn. Take care. God bless 🙏🏼💕🧶😊
@@EliseRoseCrochet Thank you 🙏🏽 and thank you so much for your crochet 🧶 tutorials you are very talented and inspiring 💖😻 Miss Olive is a star she is just like my two 🥰
Don't forget about loom knitting. Winter hats are easy and make great gifts. Pom Poms use yarn too. I keep a variety of items in a tote and I have gifts already made when I need them.
Thank you so much for sharing that! I've never tried loom knitting and I bet it would help when need something different to work on but still have a ton of yarn to use!! 🧶🧶🧶
I've lost my Corojo for a few weeks now & I think my RA doesn't help!! So I'm going to try and knit a bag that I wanted to make for a while. I have the yarn and ordered the 20mm giant needles and see if that would give me the motivation I need!! Also, I haven't been able to go to any yarn shop or meet any other crocheters because of C-19. Thank you so much for this very helpful video. Love from London
Lol you... "no" "no" 🤣🤣 love it 🤗 I lost my crojo for the umpteenth time and a good old fashioned granny blanket got me going again 🎉🎉 those love bites bloody hurt!! 🤣🤣🤣😘
My machine knitting mojo was lost for about 7 months. It is just starting to return. There are two things which are instrumental in getting my mojo back: Making 12 teddy bears for a Christmas project for young children; and preparing to design a California King blanket, which will be made on my Brother KH260 knitting machine as a wedding gift. I did switch up to something new, and that is making rugs, which also uses yarn. Finding a machine knitting-along is hard to find in my city for there is rarely anyone who does machine knitting. It is also nice to make something for someone needy. I look forward to getting my full mojo back in time to machine knit winter sweaters.
I have been sad because of pain I can't crochet as much as I would like. I have so many crochet and knitting projects in mind that I want to make. There aren't enough hours in the day to make them all even if I didn't have to work. I also have the added pressure that a co-worker ask me to make three hats for her I want to make them but I just haven't been able to crochet for more than a few minutes every couple of days. I need to crochet or knit more for my sanity I just have not been able to do it. I feel that I have to make her hats before I start a new project but I'm not really enjoying the process of making her hats and that makes me feel bad. She has not put any pressure on me I know that I am putting pressure on myself. I feel that I'm not making any progress. All this makes the few minutes I have to crochet or knit not as relaxing or enjoyable as the should be so I don't pick up my hooks or needles when I should. Thanks for letting me vent
Awww! I totally get it! I can only crochet or knit for short periods of time because of pain as well. And I always lose my enthusiasm when I feel pressure. I hope you feel better soon! 🧶🧶🧶
@@EliseRoseCrochet I got intrested in Crochet in this lockdown in India crocheting are not popular your videos have lots of good tips for crocheting thanks a lot 😃😃🤗😃
My crojo tends to wane when my Etsy shop is going through a sales drought (the summer months are very slow for my shop). I usually do a combination of two things: going through my shop to see what people have in their carts, and making a project list, then organizing my yarn to get fresh ideas for what colors to use for those projects. Right now, geckos seem to be the hot item, so I guess I'll be making some geckos... as soon as I get caught up with the crochet-along I'm doing!
What great ideas! Thank you so much for sharing!!! I love the idea of going through your shop and seeing what is in people's carts to decide what you're going to make! 🧶🧶🧶
I tend to think my next project will be better, nicer, greater than the one I’m currently working on. So, I start to many and have a mountain of WIPs. I have crochet adhd. Luckily I do rotate back and finish most of what I started.
I've lost my crojo for the last couple months.....and I have two craft fairs (covid permitting), one in November and one in December. Hoping it'll come back soon.
Hi! I was wondering if you have made any wrappers for gifting a pair of socks? I would love to present my socks that way, not just for holidays, but anytime. I also would like to include washing instructions. Do you have a link that I'm not seeing?
I lost mine like five years ago and can’t get it back. I WANT to want to crochet. What’s wrong with me? Also I could use the extra money but mostly it made me happy.
Awwww. I'm so sorry. Can you identify any reason why you don't want to crochet? Do you have a lot of unfinished projects sitting around making you feel guilty? Have you found a yarn that makes your heart flutter with excitement? Are you in any crochet groups in person or online that make crocheting seem less lonely and more of a community? These are just some ideas that may help you. I hope you find your inspiration again!! 🧶🧶🧶
Honestly, I cannot even remember the last time I lost mine... Guess I love it so much I just keep going & going!!! I burst out laughing when Olive jumped on to the desk and stunned you!! That was great!!
I love pica pau but when I make one, I CANNOT make another in a few months. I alternate amigurumi with the harmony blanket from attic24 you recommended.
@@wandaxxxx7406 they are amigurumi designed by a wonderful woman. They are the most beautiful animal amigurumi on the market in my opinion. But the work is very intrincate (lots of changes of colors, different stitches…) so when I make one I need to be more or less focused. That’s why I alternate between amigurumi and granny squares
@@susanagonzalezcodina9758 Thank you so much for the reply. Sounds very nice but way over my head at this point in time. I will keep this in mind as I progress. Thanks again.
I've had to greatly slow down how much I craft as well. I now only crochet or knit a few days a week and for short stretches at a time. Hope you feel better soon! 🧶
I only heard 8 tips not 9, can you explain it please? I have the following 1. Do not panic 2. Organize your yarn 3. Switch the type of project you work on 4. Find a CAL 5. Simplify Your WIPS 6. Go Yarn Shopping 7. Make something for someone special 8. Search for ideas 9.?
Looking at crochet items on etsy gets my juices flowing. So many great ideas!
Yes!! That's a great one!! ❤️
Wow! Latvian here so happy to see Knit like a Latvian book featured 🥰
Thank you!! That's amazing!! Love this book so much! Gorgeous colorwork designs!! 🧶🧶🧶
Things that knock my my crojo back into me are:
1. Picking up a new crochet magazine!
2. Listening to a crochet podcast like WeCrochet on Spotify.
3. Browsing through Instagram at the crochet hashtags (The inspo is amazing and the diversity makes me feel like I'm part of something HUGE).
4. Looking at crochet patterns!
5. Getting my friends together for a craft night on zoom.
6. Reflecting on crochet's importance in history, it's so sobering to think that our ancestors crocheted out of necessity...by crocheting, I feel closer to them.
7. Taking a road trip and getting someone else to drive! Picking up my audiobook and making a goal to finish a certain amount by the end of the car ride.
Those are amazing tips!!! Thank you so very much for sharing and I'm going to have to check out that podcast! I so wish I could crochet in the car!!! 💓
I was in crojo as well, and it took me around 1-2 years, and then when I saw a really cheap yarn that I can afford in the local online shop which is Shopee, I got back to crochet and now I can't stop.
Now I'm even trying to start a business to sell pattern/physical products
That's wonderful! I"m so glad you got your passion for crocheting back and it sounds like you are really enjoying your renewed interest! Good luck!! ❤
I’ve totally lost mine! (And my husband keeps reminding me that we have a house full of yarn.) I have so many projects that I wanted to finish by Fall. This video is right on time!💕
I hope some of these ideas help!!! 🧶🧶🧶
Me too but I'm the one who keeps reminding myself!!
Hugs across the pond for you lovely lady, from over here in Yorkshire 🌻 How could anyone ever lose their crojo when they watch your inspiring podcasts! You are always full of yarny enthusiasm and bursting with amazing crocheted wonders! I always have a mindless crochet granny stitch blanket on the go, for when the world and its ways are just too much and watching favourite crochet podcasts always helps too. So lovely to see Olive, what a character. Take care and keep sharing your joy 🧶🍁🧵🍂
Thank you so much, Sarah-Jane!! Granny blankets really are perfect for this crazy world we live in!! Hope you're enjoying some cooler weather there in Yorkshire! 🧶🧶🧶
@@EliseRoseCrochet 💕
Thank you Elise, great video. I don't really lose my crojo as I tend to switch between crochet, sewing and knitting....lots of projects on the go keep me busy....x
I would love to sew!!! That's a great idea to switch between crafts! 🧶🧶🧶
Elise, finding your channel has gotten me excited about learning new things!! Thank you!
That's so great to hear!! 🙌🙌🙌
I loved that Black Mountain Yarncation video! Yes, sometimes it's hard to crochet when you don't feel like it! Great video!
Thank you! I'm so glad you liked the Black Mountain Yarncation!! ❤
Yup did this to re-inspire me to paint!
I'm so glad it helped! 🎨
It was this year that I found the yarnie community on TH-cam. Watching TH-cam channels, like yours is what inspires me to crochet. And then I took it one step further and started my own channel. Reading and interacting with my subscribers comments keeps my crojo alive. I look forward to watching your episodes every week. 🌤☀️🌦
That is wonderful!!! I totally agree that watching crochet and knitting TH-cam channels helps me stay motivated as well! That's awesome that you started your own channel!! ❤️❤️❤️
So many things you said and the WAY you said it really resonate with me!! Haha
("And when that someone in your life says to you, 'oh you bought all this yarn and now you're quitting?!'" I feel like we all have someone like that.)
Haha!! We all have someone like that!! 😂
You always cheer me up sooo much. I just got back from a vacation and I took so much yarn with me to work on during the drive and I didn't do a thing! I spent all my time reading and it was so lovely. But now that I'm home I still can't get into crochet mode! ARGH hahahhaha Your video really helped me to take a "chill pill" and relax about it. xxx PS I love Ms Olive!!! hhhahahhahah
Miss Olive is a something else!! And I traveled down to Georgia for a long weekend to visit my son in college and I didn't bring any crocheting or knitting. I feel a little sad that I don't have it but I think the break will be good too!! 💓💓💓
@@EliseRoseCrochet oh that’s a shame you don’t have it with you if you’re in the mood ! 💕
I have not felt I lost my crojo in a major way over my first year of crochet, but I really really loved the tip of trying to switch up your type of project!! I started crocheting last summer with lots of amigurumi, then in January I made a sweater! Then some other amigurumi, then I spent 5 months (104h) crocheting a dress and I was so happy to get back to amigurumi after the dress!! :D
Wow!!! A crocheted dress!!! I bet it is amazing and worth all that effort!!! 💖
What lovely crochet room you have! Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much! 💖
Hi Elise…what perfect timing….a few days ago I started to reorganize my yarn and moving things around….still have a little more to take care of but watching your video today gave me ideas to keep moving forward and not just sit and stare into space…thank you 😊❤️
I'm so glad you found it helpful! You're so welcome! 💖
I like to look through my books and magazines for inspiration as well!
That is a fantastic idea!! Thanks for sharing what helps you!! 🧶🧶🧶
Oh boy did this hit home. I'm exhausted at the moment... open houses and showings the last 4 days... so not much energy. But I did see a gorgeous fall afghan pattern, I ordered the yarn for it and I am excited about starting it. A project for our NEW home. I just need a nap first. 2 tips that work for me... switching up the projects. Sometimes you just need a little Mindless (currently me) and scrolling through etsy get my juices flowing. Thanks for another great video!
I can only imagine how exhausted you must be! And a project for your new house will be so exciting!! And great tips for getting those crojo juices flowing! ❤❤❤
Crojo AND Knitjo!!!
Just have to focus elsewhere! Luckily, I have both knitting and crochet, so that when I lose one of them, I go to the other!
However, when BOTH are “lost” at the same time, I read, watch TV.
Like you, with tedious projects I often work on a “mindless” project that often helps me to go back to the once-tedious items.
Great video, as always! Thanks, Elise!
Yes!!! It's terrible when you lose both!! Thankfully that doesn't happen too often for me! Thanks for sharing what helps you!! 🧶🧶🧶
Thank you for this Elise. All your tips are helpful. Now all I need is more time!!😃
I need someone to invent more time too!!!! ⏰
Making small doable items like 20 minute (each) balls for a a basket of balls for a baby gift keeps my crojo in check... most of the time : ) Speaking of baskets.. I love making small-ish soft baskets for everyone! I can make one in a few hours and use up tons of scrap yarn... so satisfying! Also, looking ahead to any upcoming holiday and again, making quick items for many people.. ie: holiday coasters, helps too! Great video, thanks for the suggestions!
Those are wonderful tips! Thank you for sharing!! I love crocheted baskets too!! 💖💖💖
This is EXACTLY what I needed! ❤
I'm so glad!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I rearrange my yarn! I find my tastes change and it requires taking inventory and it's like going on a shopping trip or a treasure hunt in my own stash. It's just one small room with one closet but it is such a happy place! By the time I'm done in there I am staying up past 1 am looking at patterns and crocheting my heart out wishing that I didn't have to go to sleep!
Rearranging yarn is sooooo much fun!! Great ideas!! 🧶🧶🧶
Great subject and so relatable, I lost my crojo last year with the start of the pandemic and later in the same year my husband and kids motivated me to start my youtube channel, my crojo returned with a vengeance and I've not stopped crocheting since then🥰🧶 happy hooking everyone
That's so wonderful! I love that your family encouraged you to start a TH-cam channel! ❤
Hi Elise
Thank you for sharing these tips 😊 I’m at the take a break stage…although I’ve picked up the crochet needle now and then but the passion hasn’t returned. I feel like I’m a robot so not much has been completed. I feel bad for not finishing a birthday present that the birthday girl (13) asked me to make for her 😢
I’ve given myself a couple of weeks to try and get this finished for her.
I love watching TH-cam crochet videos- I’ve discovered crotatting and Tunisian crochet that I’d love to learn.
Take care. God bless 🙏🏼💕🧶😊
Be gentle with yourself! It's ok not to have that passion right now. It's wonderful that you're finding interest in other crafts!! 🧶🧶🧶
@@EliseRoseCrochet Thank you 🙏🏽 and thank you so much for your crochet 🧶 tutorials you are very talented and inspiring 💖😻 Miss Olive is a star she is just like my two 🥰
Hello!I agree with you. Sometimes you need to change the crochet to knitting needles. Please tell us where and how you sell your knitted toys
I'm currently not selling my toys, but here's a video I did about pricing amigurumi recently: th-cam.com/video/K198zKBq1gs/w-d-xo.html 💖
@@EliseRoseCrochet спасибо
Don't forget about loom knitting. Winter hats are easy and make great gifts. Pom Poms use yarn too. I keep a variety of items in a tote and I have gifts already made when I need them.
Thank you so much for sharing that! I've never tried loom knitting and I bet it would help when need something different to work on but still have a ton of yarn to use!! 🧶🧶🧶
I've lost my Corojo for a few weeks now & I think my RA doesn't help!! So I'm going to try and knit a bag that I wanted to make for a while. I have the yarn and ordered the 20mm giant needles and see if that would give me the motivation I need!!
Also, I haven't been able to go to any yarn shop or meet any other crocheters because of
C-19.
Thank you so much for this very helpful video.
Love from London
I hope your new knitting project helps get your crojo back!!! 🧶🧶🧶
Hello Elise Happy Sunday to you and your family 😉👍
Thank you so much! Happy Sunday to you! 💖
@@EliseRoseCrochet you're welcome (: 👍
Lol you... "no" "no" 🤣🤣 love it 🤗 I lost my crojo for the umpteenth time and a good old fashioned granny blanket got me going again 🎉🎉 those love bites bloody hurt!! 🤣🤣🤣😘
Hahaha!! Losing your crojo is no fun!! And what is it about granny projects that jump start that motivation? And yes those love bites can be sharp!! 😂
I lost my crojo for a few months and when it came back I then had cast-on-itus
Lol!!!! Now that's a totally different kind of diagnosis!! 🧶🧶🧶
Frogged my shrug pattern, I'm feeling the crojo!
It feels so good to let go of projects that just aren't working! 🧶🧶🧶
My machine knitting mojo was lost for about 7 months. It is just starting to return. There are two things
which are instrumental in getting my mojo back: Making 12 teddy bears for a Christmas project for
young children; and preparing to design a California King blanket, which will be made on my Brother KH260
knitting machine as a wedding gift. I did switch up to something new, and that is making rugs, which also
uses yarn. Finding a machine knitting-along is hard to find in my city for there is rarely anyone who does
machine knitting. It is also nice to make something for someone needy. I look forward to getting my
full mojo back in time to machine knit winter sweaters.
How interesting! I've never seen machine knitting in person before! Sounds like it's a lot of fun! 🧶🧶🧶
I have been sad because of pain I can't crochet as much as I would like. I have so many crochet and knitting projects in mind that I want to make. There aren't enough hours in the day to make them all even if I didn't have to work. I also have the added pressure that a co-worker ask me to make three hats for her I want to make them but I just haven't been able to crochet for more than a few minutes every couple of days. I need to crochet or knit more for my sanity I just have not been able to do it. I feel that I have to make her hats before I start a new project but I'm not really enjoying the process of making her hats and that makes me feel bad. She has not put any pressure on me I know that I am putting pressure on myself. I feel that I'm not making any progress. All this makes the few minutes I have to crochet or knit not as relaxing or enjoyable as the should be so I don't pick up my hooks or needles when I should. Thanks for letting me vent
Awww! I totally get it! I can only crochet or knit for short periods of time because of pain as well. And I always lose my enthusiasm when I feel pressure. I hope you feel better soon! 🧶🧶🧶
I lost my crojo sometimes because of studies I'm in 12 th grade so I can't skip studies but your video is going to help me not to lose my crojo 😊😊😊💐
That's wonderful! As a student, your studies definitely need to come first! It's great that you're so interested in crochet at your age! 💖
@@EliseRoseCrochet I got intrested in Crochet in this lockdown in India crocheting are not popular your videos have lots of good tips for crocheting thanks a lot 😃😃🤗😃
Great Video Think I need a yarn shop Think the weather here in English Lakes UK wet and windy doesnt help crojo
Awwww!!! I love cold, windy, wet weather! ☔️💨🍃 We should trade places!! 😂
Binchwatching video's from your favourite YT crocheters can help too!
I do both crochet and knitting, but I also sew and beaded so I rotate my crafts every couple months so I don't get to burned out on one.
That's a really good idea!! Thanks for sharing! 💖
My crojo tends to wane when my Etsy shop is going through a sales drought (the summer months are very slow for my shop). I usually do a combination of two things: going through my shop to see what people have in their carts, and making a project list, then organizing my yarn to get fresh ideas for what colors to use for those projects. Right now, geckos seem to be the hot item, so I guess I'll be making some geckos... as soon as I get caught up with the crochet-along I'm doing!
What great ideas! Thank you so much for sharing!!! I love the idea of going through your shop and seeing what is in people's carts to decide what you're going to make! 🧶🧶🧶
I tend to think my next project will be better, nicer, greater than the one I’m currently working on. So, I start to many and have a mountain of WIPs. I have crochet adhd. Luckily I do rotate back and finish most of what I started.
Haha!! I totally understand that feeling!! 🧶🧶🧶
I've lost my crojo for the last couple months.....and I have two craft fairs (covid permitting), one in November and one in December. Hoping it'll come back soon.
Oh boy!! That's really tough! I hope it comes back to you as well!! 💖
Hi! I was wondering if you have made any wrappers for gifting a pair of socks? I would love to present my socks that way, not just for holidays, but anytime. I also would like to include washing instructions. Do you have a link that I'm not seeing?
Check out Anna from the Knotty Boss on Etsy! She has amazing printable tags, labels and washing instructions:
So thats what I've been feeling
The struggle is real, but thankfully it usually goes away pretty quickly! 💛💛💛
@@EliseRoseCrochet great!
Great video! I am looking at the 30 day knitting course right now on Sept 7 but I see no mention of the $69 special?
That's great! I would reach out to Nancy directly to find out about pricing! 🧶🧶🧶
I lost mine like five years ago and can’t get it back. I WANT to want to crochet. What’s wrong with me? Also I could use the extra money but mostly it made me happy.
Awwww. I'm so sorry. Can you identify any reason why you don't want to crochet? Do you have a lot of unfinished projects sitting around making you feel guilty? Have you found a yarn that makes your heart flutter with excitement? Are you in any crochet groups in person or online that make crocheting seem less lonely and more of a community? These are just some ideas that may help you. I hope you find your inspiration again!! 🧶🧶🧶
I didn't lose my crojo but I had to stop for a few months due to problems with my hand.s Also that moment when your cat gives you a little jump scare
Lol!! Olive certainly surprised me when she jumped on the table!! 😂😂😂
Honestly, I cannot even remember the last time I lost mine... Guess I love it so much I just keep going & going!!!
I burst out laughing when Olive jumped on to the desk and stunned you!! That was great!!
That's wonderful, Violet!! And Olive gave me a big scare when she did that!!! 😂😂😂
I have had this problem alot
I think we all go through it from time to time! 🧶
I'm at that point right now. I need help. I've been crocheting most of my life. I just feel stuck. It's been months
I'm sure it will come back with time. Be gentle with yourself. I hope you'll be crocheting away in the near future. 😘
I love pica pau but when I make one, I CANNOT make another in a few months. I alternate amigurumi with the harmony blanket from attic24 you recommended.
That's a very good idea!! ❤️❤️❤️
Sorry, new to crochet...what is pica pau? Thanks
These are the books: amzn.to/3yXVBSV & amzn.to/3n6VCBI They are adorable!
@@wandaxxxx7406 they are amigurumi designed by a wonderful woman. They are the most beautiful animal amigurumi on the market in my opinion. But the work is very intrincate (lots of changes of colors, different stitches…) so when I make one I need to be more or less focused. That’s why I alternate between amigurumi and granny squares
@@susanagonzalezcodina9758 Thank you so much for the reply. Sounds very nice but way over my head at this point in time. I will keep this in mind as I progress. Thanks again.
I haven’t lost my love but my ability my arms wrists and shoulder is in a lot of pain I have the will but not the power 😢
I've had to greatly slow down how much I craft as well. I now only crochet or knit a few days a week and for short stretches at a time. Hope you feel better soon! 🧶
@@EliseRoseCrochet Thank you ☺️
When I lose my crojo, I make something for my local pregnancy resource center.
What a wonderful thing to do!! 💓💓💓
I only heard 8 tips not 9, can you explain it please?
I have the following
1. Do not panic
2. Organize your yarn
3. Switch the type of project you work on
4. Find a CAL
5. Simplify Your WIPS
6. Go Yarn Shopping
7. Make something for someone special
8. Search for ideas
9.?
The other one is to take a break! Hope that helps! 🧶🧶🧶
I lost my crojo because of the pain I feel on my tendons all the way to my elbow 💔😪
I had that too! No fun!! ❤️
I suffer from RA and I understand
@@geyj1 Hugs to you. I have a good friend with RA and I see how much she suffers.
Its bad right now !!!!!!!!
It will come back!!! 🧶🧶🧶
I sure hope so . Thank you
whenever i lose mine, i watch tutorials.
Thank you for sharing what helps you get through it! ❤️❤️❤️
When I lost mine it lasted a few years 🫤 BUT when it came back I had some many ideas
I'm so glad it came back!! 🧶🧶🧶