Which do you guys think is harder to learn ?

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Personally I’m a crocheter and sew here and there but I’d loved to learn to knit.

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Honestly. Crochet just dumbfounds me. I can do it but I never looks good/uneven. I just suck at it. However, I’m great at knitting and love it!

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i was taught how to knit when i was 11. i started off with a lil red ball of yarn and the simplest stitch ever. i taught myself through youtube and am now in the middle of one of my biggest projects. i’ve tried crochet and i’m decent at it. i havent tried sewing bc it seems intimidating 😂

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For basic, straight stitches and seams I think knitting is the hardest by far. I don’t have the coordination for two needles. 
All patterns are a pain in the neck 😂 especially the stitch chart things for crochet and knit. No thanks! I also just don’t use patterns for sewing 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I voted crochet, but I'm changing it to sewing. I tried reading the back of a pattern in the store and about got a headache 😥

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I voted crochet veggie I fully read the question😣, but I understand crochet much better than knitting or sewing. with knitting, I can do the 1st basic few stitches okay, but when it comes to making anything other than a square, I can't seem to get it no matter how hard I try :/ with sewing, I have a hard time navigating a sewing machine & am not very good with hand stitching. I would LOVE to sew my own cloth diapers, but past attempts have failed miserably :(

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I was taught how to knit when I was 5 how to crochet when I was 7 and sew when I was 7 so I cant really remember

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I started out knitting for years then I saw a lady crocheting and decided to give it a go, never looked back crocheting all the way

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I've learned how to crochet in under 20 minutes and how to sew without much instruction, so I'll say knitting.

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I taught some kindergarteners how to crochet! I just LOVE to crochet!

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I know all 3, and personally sewing is just soooooo much more complicated. There's different feet for the machine, you need to understand construction for toys/garments/etc, there's seam allowances, there's sewing machines vs quilting machines vs surgers vs embroidery machines, so many additional things besides just thread and fabric, like zippers, bias tape, trims, interfacing, etc.

Which do you guys think is harder to learn ?

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