Lunch and Learn with Yarnspirations was on Thursdays in 2020. They are hosted by 1 of 4 company teaching hosts that include the Yarnspirations Design Team, Marly Bird, Moogly and myself, The Crochet Crowd.
Each of us have our own flare and demonstration techniques which sets us apart. Generally speaking, I usually online twice a month for this but I do fill in when others aren't available. It's why I have about 50% of the broadcasts for the year.
I prefer to feature other designers, other than myself as community members already know about me and my designs. So I use the time to propel other designer patterns during the broadcast so that others in Yarnspirations can have their moment to shine. With over 7,000 free patterns, it's not hard to pick.
Galleries Below
Each of the galleries are separated by the hosts who taught them. You can click on the images to go directly to the pattern. For Mikey's Patterns, all of the patterns have matching tutorials that can be located on his YouTube Channel. Top menu of this website has tutorials by categories where they also can be found.
New Yarns of 2020
Yarnspirations added more new lines of yarn this year. From different staple yarns to novelty-based yarns. Bernat Symphony was one of my favourites of the year. Caron Little Crafties are really ingenious for introducing crafts and I got a new scarf out of it that was so colourful.
The Crochet Crowd
Mikey from Canada. All patterns shown below (exception is the snowman) has a matching tutorial and links go directly to article here on The Crochet Crowd where pattern and video tutorial access can be found together.
Marly Bird
Marly from the USA.
Design Team
The Design Team is hosted by several designers from Canada.
Moogly
Tamara from the USA.
Teresa Moore says
i love the c2c pattern using double crochet in the back loops. i need a written or printed version as my computer is located in a darkened room and getting old so vision is a problem. please help. i would be glad to purchase this but dont know how to find it
Jeanne says
I never heard of that technique. I don't believe we have anything like that on this site.
Janet Hetzler says
Janet Hetzler
Is there a similar knitting group like this?
Mikey says
Like Facebook Group?
Vagelis Harizanidis says
HI Mikey and happy new year. I am Vagelis from Thessaloniki in Greece , i'm 56 yo and i'm so new beginner in crocheting world. I find that hobby so psychotherapeutic and I am learning to crochet through videos on YouTube channel. Till now i have crocheted 3 scarfs and two bennies after i have watched so many crochet videos that women were teaching. As soon as i found your channel i was so excited that there's a man who crochet and doing it so well and after i saw your video about the Linked Double Crochet (D-Link) i subscribed to the channel "The Crochet Crowd". I would like to ask you something about the D-Link. I am crocheting left hand since i'm a left handed person. On your video you are saying that the D-Link can be crocheted only from the right side and in order to go back again we have to crochet single stich, half double or double stich. Is it possible and correct to crochet it on the left side? The truth is that i tried it to crochet it on the left side according to your video instructions. Are there any crochet patterns for left handed crocheters or a left handed person may crochet all right handed crochet patterns? Thank you so much for teaching us how to crochet and wish one day i'll be able to crochet so fast and comfortably as you do.