Learn to Crochet - Crochet on the Round
Students who have already mastered the basics of crochet can learn crochet on the round: the method used to create 3D crocheted items like hats and stuffed toys.
Lydia Holloway
Average rating:
4.8
Number of reviews:(156)
What's included
4 live meetings
3 in-class hoursProjects
2-4 hours per week. Each lesson will be accompanied by a related project. This will allow the learners to both practice and demonstrate proficiency in the lesson.Assessment
Students will be assessed on their final project (A ball) to determine if they are ready for more advanced lessons.Class Experience
(Please read entire class description. Supply list is provided below.) Learn to Crochet - Crochet on the Round is a class for students who have already mastered the basics of crochet and are ready to begin making more complex projects. In this class, we will learn how to start projects on the round, build upon our shapes, and create 3-dimensional crochet projects like bags, hats, and stuffed toys. PLEASE NOTE: This is NOT a beginner class. Students will need to already know how to slipknot, chain, single crochet, double crochet, increase, decrease, and fasten off. If your learner is not already proficient in these skills, I recommend my prior class: Learn to Crochet - Basic Skills. I use US Terminology.
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to start and build upon foundation ringsStudents will learn how to crochet 3D objects
Syllabus
4 Lessons
over 4 WeeksLesson 1:
Rows, Rounds, and Ovals
In this lesson, we will learn the difference between crochet on the row, crochet on the round, and crochet on the oval. We will also learn different methods for starting a round using a foundation ring. 45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Adding Rounds
Once we have mastered starting a round, we can make larger shapes by adding on to it. In this lesson, we'll learn how to create a flat round coaster. 45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Building Up
Crochet on the round can be used to make useful items like bags, hats, and baskets. In this lesson, we will learn how to add to our round to create a finished project. 45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Have a Ball
Students who have mastered the previous three lessons are ready to learn how to crochet a simple stuffed toy. In this lesson, we will learn the steps to crochet a ball. 45 mins online live lesson
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Parental Guidance is recommended for sharp tools such as scissors.
Pre-Requisites
Must know how to slipknot, chain, single crochet, double crochet, increase, and decrease.
Recommended prior class: Learn to Crochet: Basic Skills
Supply List
REQUIRED SUPPLIES (Students must have the required supplies at the beginning of the first lesson, or they will not be able to participate in the class.) • Medium Weight (also called Worsted Weight or 4 weight) acrylic yarn, preferably in a variety of colors. RECOMMENDED: Premier Basix Worsted or Red Heart Super Saver (I do not recommend fluffy, fuzzy, or plush yarn at this stage.) • Crochet hooks in a variety of sizes. I recommend at least a size 5.5 mm (also called i/9) for the first few projects and a 3.5 mm (also called an e/4) for the ball. • Scissors • Yarn needles. (Note: Yarn needles are exceptionally good at disappearing. I recommend purchasing extras and storing them in a tote or caddy that is easy to find!) • Stitch markers. You can use household items like paperclips or bobby pins in place of purchasing stitch markers. • Fiberfill or other stuffing for the final project.
Joined July, 2020
4.8
156reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Greetings! I'm Lydia Holloway, a professional graphic designer, illustrator, writer, and educator. You can call me "Miss Lydia" and my pronouns are she/her!
I've been crafting, drawing, crocheting, sewing, and basically learning as much as I can about as many things as I can for as long as I can remember. As passionate as I am about creative pursuits, I am even more excited to share what I have learned with others. I have been teaching on OutSchool since 2020, and have taught enrichment activities to K-6th (USA) students since 2011. Prior to that, I was a private tutor, teaching arts and crafts out of my home.
I cover a wide range of subjects and have extremely diverse interests, but I have one simple, fundamental belief behind my myriad pursuits: I want to learn how to make, grow, and produce as many things for myself as I can. And I want to share that knowledge with others!
I was born and raised in Kansas, the daughter of two educators, one teaching junior high science and the other teaching art and elementary English. Although I initially pursued a career in graphic design, the call to teaching was too strong to resist. In 2011, I fell into what would end up being my dream job: assisting with the local after-school program. I remained with the program for a decade, teaching arts, crafts, science, and more to a diverse group of in-person learners.
I believe the greatest gift we can give the next generation is the ability to create, not just in the practical sense, but in the sense of overcoming mental and emotional hurdles that would otherwise stifle us. I teach my students to create freely, for the joy of it, as well as giving them the practical skills they need to accomplish their goals. We are empowered by knowing how to create things for ourselves, and we are enriched by the freedom to create without self-consciousness. Art is neither good nor bad: it simply is, and by creating it, we are allowed to "just be" as well.Reviews
Live Group Course
$20
weekly or $80 for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-6 learners per class
