Crochet learning apps are very popular and sought after by mobile phone users lately.

Downloaded more than 38 million times, these applications offer optimal technology and efficiency.

In this article, we will explore the three best apps for this type of project.

Crochet.Land – Learn to Crochet

If I had to recommend just one app to anyone who is just starting out or wants to get into crochet, it would be Crochet.Land.

It was created by Bruna Szpisjak, a Brazilian artisan who transformed her passion for thread and needles into a friendly space rich in useful content.

And the best part: it's all in Portuguese.

I immediately appreciated the human presentation of the application.

It feels like you're talking to an experienced friend, someone who has the patience to explain everything calmly.

In the app you will find tutorials, courses and free models, all accompanied by clear explanations and beautiful photos.

To use this app, simply download it from the App Store or Play Store.

LoveCrafts Crochet:

The second app that accompanies me on this adventure is LoveCrafts Crochet, which is part of the international LoveCrafts platform, which brings together creative hobby enthusiasts from all over the world.

First of all, I would like to point out that the application is in English.

But don't worry! Even if you're not fluent in English, the format is so simple that you'll be able to navigate it easily, and you can even use the automatic translator if needed.

What sets this app apart is the incredible number of templates available.

Thousands of crochet (and knitting) recipes, categorized by difficulty level, are available.

It's a great option for beginners as well as those looking for new challenges.

Try this app on your phone and have fun.

Crochet Genius – Learn to Crochet

Finally, I would like to tell you about Crochet Genius, a more educational and structured application, ideal for those who like to learn like in a classroom.

It is thanks to this application that I was able to master stitches that I previously thought were very complicated, such as the popcorn stitch and the Tunisian stitch.

Its goal is to teach through videos, animations and practical challenges.

We start with the basics: holding the needle, making chains, single crochets, and we unlock content as we progress.

The best part is that it records your progress and encourages you to continue.

In addition to the lessons, she also gives useful advice on the types of threads, needles to use, how to avoid wrist pain, among other things that you only learn after going through hardships.

Download this app on your phone and enjoy!

What is the best app?

For me, crochet has become much more than just a hobby.

It's a way to slow down, reconnect with myself and create something with my own hands.

Because in the end, what really matters is getting your first stitch right.