In this session, you will:

• Get an overview of the crochet artform
• Understand various crochet terms and stitches
• Learn different tips and tricks of the artform to become a pro!
• Make a set of hair clips, keychain and earrings with crochet techniques

About the Artform

Crochet is a process of creating textiles by using a crochet hook to interlock loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials. The name is derived from the French term crochet, meaning 'small hook'. Hooks can be made from a variety of materials, such as metal, wood, bamboo, or plastic.

Flow of the Workshop

• Introduction to Crochet
• Overview of techniques and stitches
• Making of flower hair clips
• Making of ranibow keychain
• Making of sunflower earrings

Who is this Workshop for?

• If you are an art lover and are looking for 2 hours of creative bliss, this workshop is for you!
• If you are interested in DIY craft and want to learn Crochet, join this workshop.
• The workshop is beginner-friendly (Age 10+)"

About the Artist

Zaina Farheen

@lovecrochetverymuch

Zaina is a home maker and has been practising the artform of crochet since her childhood. She enjoys the therapeutic nature of crochet and loves experimenting with different colors and designs.

Materials Required

For Hair Clip:

• Tic Tac Clips 2
• Woollen yarn - Pink color
• Crochet hook - size 4.00mm
• Fabric Glue
• Pearl (optional)
• Scissor
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For Rainbow Keychain:

• Woollen Yarn - Red, Yellow, Green, Pink, Purple and White colors
• Crochet hook - size 4.00mm
• Key Chain Ring
• Scissors.
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For Sunflower Ear Rings:

• Woollen yarn - Yellow and Brown colors
• Crochet hook - size 3.00mm
• Ear ring hooks
• Scissors

Please Note

• Any brand wool is good to use
• Woollen and Crochet hooks
• Tapestry needle

Let's Crochet!

Further Prospects and Application of What you will be Learning

Using the skills in these class, you will be able to paint any portrait in a dramatic way that display beautiful light and shadow in the subject. You can perfect your skills further by regularly practising by using objects and people as subjects of your portraits.