Do you have any crochet projects that are in need of repairing, but you don’t know the first thing about how to repair it invisibly so the damage doesn’t show? I’ve been repairing crochet projects for years and have taught classes on how to invisibly repair crochet projects for many years, as well! If you’d like to learn to repair your crochet projects invisibly, join me in my upcoming “Invisible Repairs Class” that I’ll be teaching for the Lace Museum in CA. This class is an online class, so you don’t even need to leave the comfort of your own home to attend! The class will take place on 3 consecutive Thursday mornings next month (March 12, 19 and 26) from 10:00AM – 12:30PM PDT. For more information about this class and to register, check out the Lace Museum’s Virtual Education classes page here: https://thelacemuseum.org/virtual-education/. Scroll down the page until you come to the yellow photo (the same one that’s at the bottom of this blog post).
In this class, you’ll learn to repair many types of stitches, including post stitches. You’ll learn to repair projects in rows and in rounds. And you’ll learn to repair joined motifs. Whether you’re working with yarn or crochet thread, the repairing technique is the same. This repairing technique also works to invisibly add any missing stitches (or mistakes) that you’ve made in your crochet project, but didn’t notice until you were all done and had your ends woven in!
As many of you know, many years ago our puppy chewed a hole in my husband’s favorite afghan. That was the beginning of the crochet repairs I’ve done and have successfully taught others to do. Here’s a photo of the damage before and after the repair I did:
If you’ve been wanting to learn how to repair crochet projects, don’t miss this opportunity to learn! Check out the Lace Museum’s Virtual Education page and register before it’s too late! If you have any questions about this class, please don’t hesitate to ask me or the Lace Museum.
Happy crocheting and repairing,
Susan
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