I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this…
“I’ll start again soon.”
When things settle down.
When I have more time.
When I can give it proper attention.
And yet…
“Soon” somehow keeps moving.
It’s not that you don’t want to crochet.
It’s not that you’ve lost interest.
It’s just that once you’ve stopped…
It feels harder to start again than it should.
And I know you’re not alone in feeling this.
Because I hear it all the time.
“I used to crochet more.”
“I don’t know why I stopped.”
“I just need to get back into it.”
But here’s what I’ve been thinking about lately…
Maybe the problem isn’t stopping.
Maybe the problem is how we think about starting again.
Because every time someone says…
“I need to start again”
It feels like going back to the beginning.
Like you’ve lost progress.
Like you need to rebuild everything from scratch.
And that’s heavy.
But what if you’re not starting over?
What if you’re just… picking it back up?
Because you haven’t lost what you’ve learnt.
Your hands still remember more than you think.
Your stitches come back quicker than you expect.
Your confidence rebuilds faster than it did the first time.
You’re not back at the beginning.
You’re just reconnecting.
And maybe that’s the shift that makes this easier.
Not waiting for the perfect moment to “start again”…
But letting yourself come back to it in a small, simple way.
One row.
One round.
One moment of picking up your hook without overthinking it.
Because the longer we wait for the right time…
The harder it feels to begin.
But the moment you take a small step…
That’s when things start to move again.
So if you’ve been sitting in that space of…
“I’ll start again soon”
Maybe this is your moment to gently change that.
Not into something big.
Just into something now.
If you want support with that—
with building consistency, confidence, and actually understanding what you’re doing when you crochet—
that’s exactly what we focus on inside the membership.
So you’re not constantly stopping and starting…
You’re building something steady.
I’d love to know…
Have you found it harder to start again once you’ve stopped?
Or does it come back easily for you?
Seona x