Weekends are the perfect time to reconnect with your yarn projects. After a busy week of work, errands, and responsibilities, it can be easy to feel too drained to dive into something creative. But crochet and knitting aren’t just hobbies, they’re ways to recharge, relax, and remind yourself that you deserve that time for joy.
Here are a few little sparks of motivation to help you pick up your hook or needles this weekend:
Think small, start small-You don’t need to tackle a huge blanket or sweater. Even making a granny square, a swatch, or a few rows is progress. Every stitch adds up. Here's a blog post featuring 5 other things I wish I knew when I started crocheting.
Create a cozy atmosphere-Brew a cup of tea or coffee, light a candle, and set up your favorite spot with your yarn nearby. The ritual of preparing your space makes picking up your project feel like a treat. Check out my COZY CROCHET SPACE HERE.
Pair it with something you love-Queue up a podcast, audiobook, or your favorite playlist. Associating crochet or knitting with another enjoyable activity keeps you motivated. Looking for a playlist you'll enjoy, TRY THIS ONE!
Remember the reward-Whether your project is a gift for someone else or simply a gift for yourself, every stitch is bringing that vision to life. Future You will thank Weekend You for the progress. If you're struggling, READ THIS POST.
Let it be imperfect-Some weekends, your stitches might flow effortlessly; other times, it might feel like a slog. That’s okay. What matters most is giving yourself permission to create. THIS BLOG POST is all about forgoing perfectionism!
So this weekend, instead of scrolling endlessly or letting time slip away, grab your yarn and make a little progress. Even ten minutes of stitching can shift your mindset and set a positive tone for the days ahead.
You don’t need to finish a whole project. You just need to begin.