Crochet With Tiffany Hosts Spring Project Ideas Meetup on March 11

Spring crochet has arrived, and Crochet With Tiffany is marking the season with tonight's Crafter's Gathering, a 90-minute Zoom meetup running from 7:00 to 8:30 PM inside the brand's Crochet Club. The session centers on Spring 2026 trends and a practical deep-dive into how yarn size affects the same stitches — a question that trips up makers at every skill level.

The event page frames the mood with intention: "Spring crochet is stepping into its high-fashion era — and we're diving into exactly what that means for us as makers." That high-fashion framing runs through the entire gathering, which promises to address why fiber choice matters specifically when you're selling or gifting finished pieces, not just making them for yourself.

The aesthetic vision for the season is laid out plainly on the event page: "Crochet in 2026 is all about breathable comfort, intentional texture, and pieces that feel personal and expressive — not bulky or heavy." For makers who've been staring at a stash and drawing a blank, the host's promise is simple: "If you've been wondering what to make next… this meeting will spark ideas."

Attendees are encouraged to bring a notebook and a few yarns they've been unsure about, or, as the event page puts it, to simply "come ready to be inspired." The meetup happens live via Zoom through the Crochet Club platform. The event page lists the time as both CDT and CST in different sections, so anyone outside the Central time zone should verify the correct offset directly with the organizer at info@crochetwithtiffany.com before joining.

Also launching today is a separate, in-person offering worth knowing about for anyone in southern Idaho. Instructor Tiffany Fountain is beginning a free six-week Beginner Crochet Class at the CFCF Community Space at 202 Shoshone St N in Twin Falls, running Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:00 PM through mid-April. Organized through the Culture for Change Foundation, the class covers holding a hook, basic stitches, crocheting in rows and rounds, reading a pattern, stitch anatomy, and finishing techniques — all with materials provided, including hooks, yarn, stitch markers, darning needles, scissors, and handouts. By week six, students will have completed two finished objects: a mug rug and a drawstring pouch.

The two events are separate in format, audience, and organizer, though they share a launch date and a shared belief that crochet, as the Eventbrite listing puts it, "is a year-round hobby that encourages creativity and self-sufficiency." For the Zoom gathering tonight, Crochet With Tiffany can be reached at info@crochetwithtiffany.com, and the brand is also active on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.