Un regalo all'uncinetto fatto a mano richiede settimane: ecco perché ottobre è il mese giusto per iniziare, cosa puoi regalare (borsa, kit o gift card) e quanto tempo serve modello per modello. Per arrivare a Natale senza corse.

Tote, secchiello, pochette, tracolla o clutch? Una guida pratica per scegliere il modello di borsa all'uncinetto giusto per te, in base a uso, capienza, livello e filato. Con il modello giusto per ogni esigenza.

Quali filati, colori e modelli scegliere per le borse all'uncinetto in autunno: cordino e marshmallow, le tonalità calde della stagione e i modelli che funzionano meglio. Una guida pratica per partire con il progetto giusto.

The difference between an amateur and a professional bag lies entirely in the finish. Lining, closure, handles, blocking, and long-term care: the complete guide to giving every crochet bag a branded touch.

Crochet grip, 6 basic stitches, reading patterns, yarn calculation, mistakes to avoid. The complete guide to techniques for crocheting a bag, from the first stitch to the finishing touches.

Cotton, cord, tape, pandorino, raffia, marshmallow: 6 families of yarns for crocheted bags. What differentiates them, when to use them, and how to choose the right one for your project.

A crochet bag lasts for years — if you wash it properly. 5 minutes in the washing machine are enough to ruin it. The stitch-by-stitch guide.

Spring, snap, click-clack, zipper, button: the right closure changes everything. Which to choose for each type of bag and which to avoid.

Does your wrist hurt after an hour of crocheting? Almost always it's the wrong grip. The 2 right techniques and how to never get tired.

An unlined bag is half a bag. 3 methods for lining – from easiest to tailored. No sewing machine, no fear.

Six stitches, not sixty. That's all you need to know to make 90% of crochet bags. We'll explain which ones and when.

Incomprehensible crochet patterns? A dozen abbreviations and you'll understand everything. Plus the UK/US pitfall that makes you mess up your bags.