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Crochet is having a moment, and it’s here to stay. In the middle of endless scrolling and screen fatigue, more people are reaching for yarn and hooks instead. One of the best ways to learn? A crochet class.
Call it a digital detox. Call it your soft girl era. Call it finally learning something from your grandma, whatever the label, crochet classes are popping up everywhere, and they’re not just about making granny squares (although that does form a good knowledge base).
If you’ve ever wondered what you can make at a crochet class, the answer is: a lot more than you think! From tiny, adorable toys to wearable pieces you’ll actually use, here’s everything you can make at a crochet class. There’s a wide world of projects waiting for you.
Crochet flowers
Where: West Ryde, Sydney
Level: Beginners
The experience: Crochet flowers don’t wilt, they don’t need watering, and they add a lovely touch to any space. And you can make some yourself in Sydney! Choose a type of flower to make during the class, and get hands-on with all materials provided and the guidance of a pro. Think roses, sunflowers and lavender, among other choices, and a darling end result that can be gifted or admired.
Our community loved…
“Diana had the kindness and patience you need to learn crochet. She was very well organised and made it very easy to find the class. I made my first lavender flower! Very exciting. Thank you, Diana! It was lovely to get to know you as well and all your creative passions. You’re an amazing teacher. Keep up the great work.” - Keanna M.
A chunky shoulder bag
Where: Eastwood, Sydney
Level: Beginners
The experience: This is a unique crochet class where you use your hands instead of a hook, so whilst not a typical foray into the world of crochet, you still wrap up with a stylish chunky shoulder bag that you made yourself. This is a great one to try if you’ve got a basic grasp of crochet and just want to learn something different, or if you want a custom bag to wear. Whatever your reason for going, you’re guaranteed a good time and a unique take-home item.
Our community loved…
“Fantastic experience. Highly recommend. Our teacher was friendly, supportive and had a great sense of humor. She was able to help everyone effortlessly. We had a private lesson for 8 ladies, most of us had no crochet skills. All our bags were completed in the 90 minutes and turned out great. Great value for a fun experience that you walk away with a handmade handbag. had so many laughs, definitely recommend.” - Michelle H.
Wondering where to start with learning crochet? We have a get-started guide!
A cute bag charm
Where: Footscray Library, Melbourne
Level: Beginner
The experience: If you’re not sure you’re ready to make an entire bag just yet, you can start small with your very own bag charm. But small doesn’t mean lesser. These crochet bag charms are seriously cute and a great introduction to fundamental crochet skills.
Our community loved…
“The class with Jovanna was fantastic. She is a great teacher and explained each step clearly. She was very patient when I lost count or made mistakes, and needed something explained a second or third time! I was really impressed with my finished charm and excited to continue crocheting. In fact, the next day I made more! I'd highly recommend this class to anyone wanting to learn crochet and finish a project in the class time.” - Christina C.
Sunflower squares
Where: Noble Park, Melbourne
Level: Confident beginner to intermediate
The experience: Granny squares are the heart and soul of crochet, and sunflower squares? They add a fun little twist. In this crochet class, you’ll learn how to create these cheerful, textured squares, then go home with the instructions to turn them into a statement bag. It’s a little bit vintage, a little bit Pinterest-core and entirely satisfying. Perfect if you’re leaning into your analogue hobby era and want something that lights you up.
Our community loved…
“I loved making the sunflower crochet granny square. Hyoko is a great teacher and very helpful. I strongly recommend.” - Ronit A.
A scarf from granny squares
Where: White Rock, QLD
Level: Beginner
The experience: Making a scarf from granny squares is less about rushing to the finish line and more about enjoying the process. This is a true beginner’s project, taking you from a fundamental granny square to a cosy scarf. You’ll have everything provided to learn how to make a granny square, along with complimentary tea and coffee. Take home an instruction sheet and make 23 more granny squares, along with follow-up support, to make a scarf.
Our community loved…
“Love every minute of my class! Benita was patient, kind and very informative on how to crochet from a complete beginner point of view. Can't wait for my next class.” - Tristian S.
A rug for your mug
Where: White Rock, QLD
Level: Beginner
The experience: Mug rugs (a cosier version of a coaster) are granny squares in disguise, making them a great choice for a beginner crocheter to learn. They’re quick to complete, beginner-friendly and instantly useful. In this class, you’ll learn basic stitches and techniques while creating something that’ll live on your coffee table, ready for your morning cup.
Our community loved…
“What a great class. The teacher was very clear and patient throughout the session. We practiced a few lines before starting the mug rug but you could tailor the lesson to whatever you needed help with. Can't wait to finish my mug rug with the yarn and pattern I brought home.” - Leandra H.
Amigurumi
Where: Subiaco, Perth
Level: Beginners who have some experience and feel comfortable with single crochet stitches
The experience: These tiny crochet creatures are taking the world by storm, offering both a mindful activity and an adorable toy. They’re a little more involved than granny squares, but this class provides everything you need to get started and personalised guidance from a friendly teacher. If you’ve ever felt intimidated by the thought of making your own amigurumi, start here.
Our community loved…
“Ticked Amigurumi crochet off my bucket list, amazing class, everything supplied to take home a sweet octopus, Connie was fun and patient, Occy came home in the sweetest bag. Thank you" - Des. T
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A cardigan
Where: Subiaco, Perth
Level: Intermediate
The experience: The real challenge begins when you start crocheting your own clothes. From there, the world is your oyster, and your wardrobe is your own. Get started on this wonderful journey with a crochet class where you’ll learn how to make your own cardigan. Decide on your colours and BYO materials, then follow along with a pattern under helpful guidance.
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A sun hat
Where: Craft kit delivered to you
Level: Beginner
The experience: The good news is that if you’re firmly in your cosy era, you can still learn how to crochet from the comfort of your own home. This craft kit gets delivered to you with everything you need, plus instructions to make your own sun hat. It’s the perfect creative outlet. Pop on a show, settle in and let your hands do the work. And when that beach holiday comes round, you’ll be more than prepared.
Our community loved…
“Great kit and instructions. Easy to follow and finished product looks great. Highly recommend this course.” - Jenny S.
So, what can you make at a crochet class? Bags, clothes, toys, homewares; the list keeps growing. But the real draw lies in doing something with your hands again, learning a skill that’s been passed down through generations and giving it a fresh, modern spin.
It’s the quiet focus. The small wins. The community of people who are all figuring it out, whether that’s in a studio or through late-night TikTok tutorials.
In a world that moves fast, crochet asks you to slow down. And that’s exactly why it feels so good to pick up.
