Clever Crochet


Crochet is more than a craft — it’s a skill for life. In our crochet classes, children learn to create with their hands, problem-solve as they go, and take pride in something they’ve made from start to finish. Designed for children aged around eight and up, our program combines step-by-step guidance with plenty of space for creativity and fun. 

Each class is calm, focused, and full of encouragement. Crochet’s rhythmic, repetitive motions help children settle into a state of flow, building concentration, patience, and perseverance. As stitches grow, so does their confidence — and every project becomes a reminder of what they can achieve with steady effort. 

Our crochet course is structured so children gain skills progressively, just like reading a story one page at a time. If you’re brand new to crochet, your classes may look a little different from someone who already knows a few basic stitches. That’s the beauty of this craft: wherever you start, we meet you there, and together we grow clever. 

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1. Getting Started

Learning how to hold the yarn and hook comfortably, understanding basic crochet tools, and setting up for success.

Hands crocheting with a purple hook, showcasing intricate yarn details.

2. First Stitches

Mastering the chain stitch, slip stitch, and double crochet — the building blocks of every project.

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3. Reading Patterns and Diagrams

Developing the ability to follow simple written and visual instructions. 

A charming purple crochet teddy bear with baby's breath flowers on a soft white surface.

3. US or UK Terms

Knowing if a pattern is written in US or UK crochet terms and how to change between the two.

A detailed view of yarn and crochet hook, showcasing the art of needlework and craftsmanship.

4. Building Skills

Introducing half treble, treble, and double treble crochet, plus tips for neat edges and even tension.

Close-up of a handmade crochet teddy bear with a white bow tie, set against pastel background.

5. Problem Solving

Learning how to fix mistakes, count stitches, and adapt patterns as needed.

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6. Creative Projects

Making small, achievable projects like coasters, bookmarks, or soft toys to keep and treasure.

Close-up of a crochet circle with yarn roll and hook on blue background.

7. Finishing Touches

Weaving in ends, blocking work, and celebrating completed creations.