Learn crochet at your own pace
The full course, re-cut to watch in your own time — slip knot to flowers, amigurumi and a cardigan. Start today, finish when you finish.
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Complete Course
₹2,499₹9,999
All 24 lessons, open from day one · everything in Beginner + Advanced · weekly doubt call · group
Beginner
₹999
Lessons 1–15 · every stitch + 5 finished projects · WhatsApp group · weekly doubt call
Add Advanced any time for ₹1,699
Advanced
₹1,699
Lessons 16–24 · flowers, amigrumi, cardigan & top · for those who know the basics
Kritika
5 years crochet experience · Masters in Design · @crochet_bliss_
Watch on your own time
No class to be free for. Pause it, rewind it, come back to it next week.
A group, and a weekly call
Ask in the WhatsApp group whenever you are stuck, or bring it to Kritika's call.
Sell on the rachni marketplace
A place to list what you make, without building a shop of your own.
What you will create
Real projects by Kritika — the course takes you to all of these and more.
Crochet Flowers
Crochet Top
Amigurumi Fox
Amigurumi Toy
Hair Accessories
Heart Earrings
Crochet Bookmark
Who this course is for
Made for women learning crochet properly — at whatever pace the week allows.
Mothers at home
A skill that fits around the house and the children. Picked up for ten minutes, put down, picked up again — nothing expires while you are busy.
Students and working women
Something of your own outside college or the job, with no fixed class time to make room for. Watch it late at night if that is when you are free.
Already crocheting a little
You picked up a few stitches from YouTube and got stuck somewhere. This fills the gaps in order, and takes you through to a finished cardigan.
Starting from nothing
You have never held a hook. The course starts at the slip knot and assumes you know nothing, because most people joining do not.
Why not just YouTube?
There are plenty of crochet tutorials on YouTube, and some people do learn from them. Here is the honest difference.
Order
This course
Built in order — slip knot through to a finished cardigan
YouTube
Whatever the algorithm puts in front of you next
Starting point
This course
Starts at zero and assumes nothing
YouTube
Most videos assume you already know the basics
When you are stuck
This course
Ask in the WhatsApp group, or bring it to the weekly call with Kritika
YouTube
The comments, and usually nobody replies
Whose hands
This course
The same teacher throughout, so nothing contradicts
YouTube
A different pair of hands, and a different method, every video
Projects
This course
Projects that build on each other, so each one teaches the next
YouTube
One-off makes, rarely connected
| This course | YouTube | |
|---|---|---|
| Order | Built in order — slip knot through to a finished cardigan | Whatever the algorithm puts in front of you next |
| Starting point | Starts at zero and assumes nothing | Most videos assume you already know the basics |
| When you are stuck | Ask in the WhatsApp group, or bring it to the weekly call with Kritika | The comments, and usually nobody replies |
| Whose hands | The same teacher throughout, so nothing contradicts | A different pair of hands, and a different method, every video |
| Projects | Projects that build on each other, so each one teaches the next | One-off makes, rarely connected |
Inside the group
What a normal week in the WhatsApp group looks like — photos of where you are, and Kritika answering.
Progress from the group, week by week:
By the end of the course, you will...
Know all the basic stitches
Slip knot, chain, single crochet, double crochet, half double, triple — every stitch the rest is built from.
Read any crochet pattern
Increases, decreases and pattern notation, so you can follow a pattern you find anywhere.
Make crochet flowers
Sunflower, rose and tulip — with wire worked in so the stems hold their shape.
Create an amigurumi toy
A stuffed figure worked in the round, the thing people will ask you to make for them.
Make a granny square cardigan
Squares joined into a cardigan you will actually wear — and sized to fit you.
Finish your work cleanly
Attach a zipper and make neat button holes, so a piece looks finished rather than homemade.
What is inside the course
Every lesson in order, and what you actually do in it. Each one builds on the last.
Getting started
- 1
Introduction
What the course covers, how to work through it, and what to have in front of you before you start.
- 2
Types of yarn, gauge and hook sizes
The varieties and thicknesses of yarn, what gauge means, and how to pick the right hook for the yarn in your hand.
- 3
Stitch markers and the darning needle
The two small tools that do the most work — where to put a marker, and what the darning needle is for.
The stitches
- 4
Slip knot and chain
The first loop, and the row of chains everything else is worked into.
- 5
Single crochet
The shortest stitch, and the one you will use most.
- 6
Double crochet
Taller, faster, and the backbone of most patterns.
- 7
Half double crochet
Between the two, and worth knowing properly.
- 8
Triple crochet
The tallest of the basic stitches, for open, airy work.
Shaping and patterns
- 9
Increases and decreases
How a flat square stops being a square and starts being a shape.
- 10
Reading a pattern
The abbreviations and notation, so you can follow a pattern you find anywhere.
Beginner projects
- 11
Scrunchie
Your first finished thing, done in an evening.
- 12
Card holder
Small, useful, and good practice at keeping your tension even.
- 13
Coaster, magic ring and changing colour
Working in the round from a magic ring, and changing colour without leaving a bump.
- 14
Trinket holder
A small bowl worked in the round, shaped with increases.
- 15
Granny square
The square most of the later projects are built from.
Flowers
- 16
Sunflower
Petals, centre, and keeping it lying flat.
- 17
Rose
Worked as a strip and rolled, so the petals sit the right way.
- 18
Tulip
A closed bud, and how to keep its shape.
- 19
Incorporating wire in flowers
Running wire through stems and leaves so they stand up on their own.
Bigger projects and finishing
- 20
Amigurumi toy
Worked in the round and stuffed, with the parts joined so they sit straight.
- 21
Granny square cardigan
Squares joined into something you can actually wear.
- 22
Attaching a zipper
Setting a zip in by hand so it lies flat and does not pucker.
- 23
Making button holes
Holes that are the right size, in the right place, and do not stretch.
- 24
Top
The last project, and the one that uses most of the course.
How it works
Join and get your access
Pay once. Your course access arrives by email, and we add you to the WhatsApp group — you can start the same day.
Work through it in order
Watch in your own time, on your own phone. Pause, rewind, and repeat a stitch as many times as you need.
Ask when you are stuck
Post a photo in the WhatsApp group, or bring it to the weekly doubt-clearing call with Kritika on Zoom.
Build your pieces
Finish the course with flowers, an amigurumi toy, a cardigan and a top you made yourself — to use, to gift, or to list on the rachni marketplace.
Meet your teacher
Kritika
Kritika has been crocheting for over 5 years. What started as a hobby turned into a craft she now teaches, sells, and studies at the university level — she is currently pursuing her Masters in Design.
She runs @crochet_bliss_ on Instagram, where she shares her work — from intricate amigurumi animals to granny square bags and wearable pieces.
Her teaching is patient and hands-on. She does not just show you what to do — she explains why a stitch sits the way it does, and what to look at when yours does not.
More of Kritika's work
Beginner · Lessons 1–15
₹999
- Basics, Beginner Projects
Advanced · Lessons 16–24
₹1,699
- Intermediate Project, Advanced Amigrumi Toy, Advanced Granny Square Cardigan, Advanced Top, WhatsApp group · weekly doubt call
Needs Beginner first — or get Complete Course, which includes everything.
Complete Course = everything unlocked from day one
Choose your plan
Complete Course
₹2,499₹9,999
All 24 lessons, open from day one · everything in Beginner + Advanced · weekly doubt call · group
Beginner
₹999
Lessons 1–15 · every stitch + 5 finished projects · WhatsApp group · weekly doubt call
Add Advanced any time for ₹1,699
Advanced
₹1,699
Lessons 16–24 · flowers, amigrumi, cardigan & top · for those who know the basics
Common questions
Do I need any prior crochet experience?+
No. The course starts at the slip knot — how to hold the hook, how to make the very first loop. If you have never touched a hook before, you are exactly who this was made for.
Why pay when YouTube is free?+
You can learn crochet from YouTube, and some people do. What you do not get there is order — one video assumes you know a stitch the last one never taught, every teacher holds the hook differently, and when your work goes wrong there is nobody to ask. This is one teacher, in order, from the slip knot to a finished cardigan, with a group you can ask and a call with Kritika every week.
How long do I have access?+
One year from the day you join. Watch the lessons as many times as you like in that year — most people rewatch the stitch lessons several times, and that is normal.
How do I get the course after I pay?+
By email. As soon as your payment goes through we send your course access to the email address you enter at checkout, so use one you actually check. If it has not arrived within a few minutes, look in your spam folder — and if it is still not there, call us and we will sort it out.
Can I ask doubts?+
Yes. You join the WhatsApp group where you can ask Kritika and the other learners anytime, and there is a group doubt-clearing call with Kritika on Zoom every week. Post a photo of where you are stuck — that is usually faster than describing it.
How long does it take to finish?+
That is up to you — there is no timetable to keep up with and nothing expires except your year of access. Most people do a section a week alongside work and finish in a couple of months.
What materials do I need?+
Crochet hooks in sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6, acrylic yarn in a few colours, cotton yarn, chenille yarn for amigurumi, a darning needle, stitch markers, scissors and stuffing. Wire and a zipper come up later in the course. You can also buy a complete kit from us after you join — just message us on WhatsApp and we will sort it out.
What if I get stuck and want to give up?+
Everyone gets stuck at increases and decreases, and almost everyone gets stuck the first time they try amigurumi. That is what the group is for. Post the photo, someone answers, you carry on.
Can I really sell what I make?+
By the end you will be able to make flowers, amigurumi and wearables to a standard people pay for, and Kritika covers how to photograph and price your work. We are also building a marketplace on rachni where you can list what you make. What you earn from it depends on you and the work you put in.
What is the rachni marketplace?+
A marketplace we are building right here on rachni, where you can list and sell what you make without needing your own website or figuring out Instagram selling. It is coming soon.
Have questions?
Message us on WhatsApp, or give us a call — we're happy to help.
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