The term “crochet” alludes to the creation of fabric from yarn or tread employing a crochet hook. This practice became very popular in Europe during the 19th Century, and it still has many devotees the world over.
The Crochet Guild of America is a non-lucrative educational organization which has the objective of preserving and furthering the art of crochet within said territory. Its website can be found at Crochet.org, and it collects a wide host of resources that can be accessed via the provided navigation menu. These include publications like a magazine and a newsletter, along with lessons for those who are just picking up the craft. Free patterns can likewise be procured online, and a feature entitled “Top 10 Yarn Q&A” provides further assistance. On the other hand, the site includes a calendar listing events such as conferences and exhibits, while a membership brochure can be downloaded by following the relevant link. 
