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Continuation of yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

I need something to with my hands for 6-7 a week. I want to take up a crafting hobby. Right now, I am trying to decide between crochet or knitting. I mostly want to make scarves, hats, and maybe some blankets if I get good enough.

Which would you suggest I go with? I have no preference towards either.

Re: Continuation of yesterday

[silverr]

I think crochet is easier all around, but then I never really took to knitting.

I will admit that there are some truly delightful things you can only make by knitting, though.

Re: Continuation of yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

Knitting is rather easy and it is much easier on your wrists (I have a wrist issue that prevents me from crochetting).

Re: Continuation of yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

Knitting is slightly harder to pick up at the start, but there's a lot more you can do with it, and in my opinion, the end results are a lot prettier. The stitches just look a whole lot neater and it makes the whole piece look more polished as a result.

Re: Continuation of yesterday

[type_wild]

Crocheting lets you make fancy-looking things easier, but most of them requires you to read patterns continually. Knitting lets you space out; if you keep it to simple and familiar patterns, you can do it without thinking eventually. Crocheting is definitely better suited for smaller pieces, knitting for bigger ones. Crocheting is probably easier to pick up simply because there's pretty much just one stitch with some variations, but it's not like you need to know more than maybe four techniques in order to knit either, so.

I prefer knitting because it makes time spent watching TV feel a bit less of a waste.