What’s the best way to improve crocheting speed?
Are there any tips and tricks to improving the speed of crocheting?
I’m just curios to know how some of those speed crocheters do it.
So many helpful answers, each valuable in their own way. This is going to be a hard one!
Loosen your grip and relax your arms. Be careful not to prop your elbows or you could have tennis elbow in a couple of years.
Also lower your work, I’ve seen people hold it high and tight and that slows you down.
Clean dry hands with a little baby powder to absorb moisture or hand oils and a really good light.
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