Here I will be talking about crocheting cylinders and tubes and many different way to vary it or experiment with it - closed tubes, hollow tubes, skinny tubes, large tubes and a crochet cord as well. Then at the end, I will briefly talk about different ways to bend crochet tubes without using wires!

Tiny, skinny crochet parts are great for amigurumi arms, fingers, and tails. But how can you crochet thin pieces with more comfort and success? Try this method!

An I-Cord is a crochet or knit tube that is made up of a few stitches worked in a continuous round. Crocheting an I-Cord is very easy and can be used for a variety of purposes. It is also possible to vary the number of stitches to adjust the thickness of the cord. This tutorial contains a photo tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch I-Cord. It also includes a video tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch and a 4 stitch I-Cord.

Learn how to make this easy crochet rope. It is the most detailed and easy to understand photo and video tutorial available.

Free Pattern: Us 5.5 mm or 5.00 mm crochet hook Size 4 medium worsted weight yarn Start by chaining 4 and slip stitching into the first chai...

Tiny, skinny crochet parts are great for amigurumi arms, fingers, and tails. But how can you crochet thin pieces with more comfort and success? Try this method!

In this beginner-friendly DIY tutorial, Krystal will guide you through creating your very own trendy tube top. This DIY project is not only fun but also budget-friendly. So, let’s dive in and get creative!

Crochet tube top

Crocheting a tube is an important skill for any crocheter to learn. It is a basic technique that can be used to create a variety of different projects, from hats and scarves to blankets and afghans. Crocheting a tube is also a great way to practice your crochet stitches and increase your speed.