What crochet designers do you trust the most!? Feedspot is a platform that regulates the popularity, overall operations, content building and metric analytics that go unseen.
To be frank, 2024 has been a Mr Toad Wild Ride of navigating where a crochet host, channel and blog fits into the mix. With the introduction of AI, the challenge we have never faced is the front door. I have been through very dark and low places in most of 2024, trying to figure out what is next. I still don't know the answer in 2025.
I had a personal mission to design more. In 2024, I created 102 patterns that have been published. I didn't have a goal; I knew I had to develop more and push myself to work alongside Yarnspirations. I also needed to create my pathway to prove that I am more than just a teacher; I understand design and how to do it.
Honestly, this morning is the first time I have counted, and I am pretty surprised, to be honest. I don't feel pride in that number as it's never enough. That's myself beating myself up as I am the worst critic. It's probably why I hurt my hands in 2024, as I am teaching Yarnspirations projects and developing and creating my whole samples of projects. Many projects I have designed also have crochet diagram support, which I do myself as well. The average crocheter only makes 3 to 7 projects a year.
Crochet Bloggers
Bloggers are a special type of human. Partially nuts I am sure but also the sense of giving over our own lives to enrich others. Though I have no kids, I feel like a piece of me will be left behind. People learning crochet from my content today will eventually move on into another generation where the starting point, myself and other crochet bloggers, are responsible for the initial stages. Still, our names will be lost in time.
Let's Review
20th Place
Yael is your host so you can learn to DIY unique wire crochet jewelry and home accents online. Get hooked today on a fabulous new hobby with instant downloads and workshop kits.
19th Place
Elena, the blogger, is a mix of crafts. She loves various crafts that include crochet. She says she wishes she had more time. Preach Elena... PREACH!
18th Place
Our friends Tiffany and Hanna are ambassadors of Yarnspirations but hold their bucket of water of incredible designs and inspiration. I'm super jealous of their photography and how clean their website looks.
17th Place
Amigurumi Today is for all who fell in love with cute crochet toys called amigurumi. Here, you can find many gift ideas and free amigurumi patterns. Learn interesting ideas and lots of free amigurumi patterns and step-by-step tutorials.
16th Place
ChiWei is a person to follow along with. Excellent photography and a great mix of paid and free resources to use. Like many of us, working from home to provide for her family.
15th Place
Nicki is passionate about her content building. From free patterns to subscriptions. Everyday crochet items to wearables. She also has a significant presence on YouTube as a host as well.
14th Place
Marly brings the fun to crochet. She loves her fashion but also plays with everyday projects. She's involved in several areas, and I am unsure how she can keep them together. There are many great resources for you to access—a mix of different level patterns to keep your hands busy. She's also a Yarn Ambassador for Yarnspirations.
13th Place
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AI-generated as there is no owner, and links appear to be linking to several websites and affiliate sales links. I'm not going to link this website to my own for my reputation and protection. They should not be on this list.
12th Place
Kinga will help you find your way using original free crochet patterns and tutorials, stitch instructions, roundups and reviews of crochet patterns, giveaways, tips, tricks, inspiration and much more!
11th Place
June is a Canadian-based blogger, just like us. She is a crochet designer, crochet and craft book author, multi-crafter, technical writer, and animal lover. From designs to tutorials, enter June's world of creativity.
10th Place
Amy is a freelance crochet designer. She's been crocheting since 2009 and decided to take this leap of faith to be a crochet blogger. You will find patterns for crochet and knit. Take a look at her recipes and book reviews.
9th Place
Take a look at Kathyrn's well-managed blog. She hopes to inspire you in crochet from all sorts of goodies such as wearables, home decor and toys. Check out her blog and tutorials if you want to expand your skills.
8th Place
Rhondda is another Canadian blogger just like us. She has a well-established YouTube Channel and a terrific website to navigate where you want to go. Crocheters trust her, and with her quality blog, you can see why she landed 8th place.
7th Place
Sharon finds herself in 7th place with a great mix of content that may have you yearning for more from her. A clean, beautiful website. From wearables and more. Also, there is a tutorial for Crochet Knockers for those wishing to be the difference and help women post-surgery.
6th Place
This is a quality blog that features news and reviews about the craft world from various crafting genres including crochet. It has been featured in major publications such as TechCrunch, HuffPost, Woman's Magazines, and Martha Stewart. Some major people, such as Vicki Howell, have been involved. Designers like SweetPotato3Patterns have been featured along the way, with examples like the baby tool belt photo prop.
5th Place
Bethany at Whistle and Ivy has an eye for detail. Her photography is a chef's kiss. Her blog takes me on a journey through soothing and doable projects. You must see her blog to get what I feel while surfing through it. There are so many great ideas, but not enough time.
4th Place
Kara, like other blogs, the photography is beautiful, with a good navigation blog to find your way through. Easy to read with patterns that make me want to try something new or experience an existing pattern with a new type of yarn. Very inspirational and well put together.
The final three are all Yarnspirations Ambassadors. Speaking firsthand, there is an expectation to produce content such as tutorials, patterns and general knowledge. Based in North America, it's one of the leading yarn producers under the labels of Bernat, Caron, Lily Sugar'n Cream, Patons and Red Heart. The Crochet Crowd has worked indirectly for Yarnspirations since 2010, and it officially became a Stitch Ambassador in 2015. The goal is simple. Inspire.
Though the yarn ambassadors are sponsored, it's essential for Yarnspirations that each of them maintain their branding and voice.
3rd Place
Sarah works out of a little studio in her home. She has this sickening ability to take something so ordinary and increase it, which makes me itching for more. She's family-oriented, and it comes across in her ideas of providing cute things for her kids and more. You can get in on it by following along with her. She doesn't let the grass grow under her feet!
2nd Place
Tamara, owner of Moogly, is one of the industry's most organized and diverse creators. Involved with creating patterns, leader in the crochet field behind the scenes, and much more. Sensible and doable projects to inspire you. An excellent blog to take you from your everyday life and put you on an adventure.
1st Place
The Crochet Crowd
Mikey, aka me, has been around since 2008. I realized I didn't fit the mould and developed a community so the art of crochet could be the focal point. The goal is simple: Inspire, Create and Celebrate. I'm always looking for ways to improve. Life is not a straight line, and I'm not straight either. Go figure.
Thank you for checking out all of our blogs. We appreciate your attention and hope that each one of us, including many others, didn't get into the top 20. The remaining of the list is here. Top 100 Crochet Blogs.
Together with the community, let's have fun in 2025.
Estelle Whiddon says
Mickey! CONGRATULATIONS! This does not come as a surprise to me. You are wonderfully talented, personable, driven to succeed, have a lovely supportive partner, and are wildly interesting, unique, and FUN! Fun matters! On top of that you are adorable! I adore your patterns. They are always well done, thoughtfully executed and beautiful when completed. A hearty well done! My good man. You are very deserving of this accolade!
Mikey says
Thank you for appreciation of what is put into this. IT's crazy times here at the office some days.
Debra A. McCarthy says
Big congratulations Mikey!!! ????
I hope this runs of on your soul!!
Thank you so so much for teaching so many of us!! Love & Hugs
Jeannette says
Well-deserved recognition Mikey. We love your designs, comments and off the wall humour, your teaching methods, sharing your life with us, everything about you. Congratulations ?❤️