Knit VS Crochet - Which is Easier
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Which is easier knit or crochet?
Well in todays video I go over and compare all the differences between knitting and crocheting!
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I feel like these two hats don't do crochet justice, it's not a fair comparison in the slightest. For starters, you generally wouldn't crochet in the round for a hat unless you were making it for a baby. Classic autumn/winter hats are made by crocheting a rectangle of fabric and then stitching it together with a darting needle. I've seen some absolutely gorgeous crochet hats with a tight weave, it all depends on the weight of your yarn, the size of your needle, and what stitch you use. (Plus I'd argue the most basic stitch in crochet is the single crochet, as it's the one taught to beginners. Double crochet does tend to have more holes, since you're effectively just making taller stiches.)
And that's not even getting into the absolutely incredible patterns you can make with crochet. If you're really skilled, you can make lace and doilies and other intricate, dainty things. That's why crochet was first created actually: it was an old societal norm that women who were less wealthy would knit due to practicality, and those better off would crochet to make decorations and give them something to do. So I'd argue that crochet, done well, can look just as good as knit.
Victoria Kathleen
I agree. The crochet hat looks very basic compared to the many hats I've made. I have made a few hats starting with a rectangle and sewing it, but I prefer crocheting in rounds because I suck at sewing and making pompoms. In my opinion, crochet is more versatile. There is more variety in crocheting than in knitting. And you are less likely to drop a stitch and have to start ALL over. Also, Tunisian crochet, although I really hate it since I can't do it, looks like the awesome love child of Knitting and Crocheting.
My goodness, I had no idea that crochet used to be fancier than knitting. I’ve tried both, but never got along with knitting as well as with crochet. Those 2 needles, the many stitches hanging from them, those 3 double point needles on a round piece that almost make my eyes pop out... 😭😭😭. the hardest project I was able to knit was a poncho, which I only finished to prove that I could. But eventually I gave up knitting and assumed my crochet preference, so sue me 😤. That said I slobber all over those intricate lacy knitting patterns that I will never make 😕. But it’s ok. I will always have my hooks 😋
Thank you. I tried knitting when still a teenager and never really cared for it. Later tried crochet, liked it but wasn't able to afford it until lately so I'm still a beginner as such but the hats aren't a fair comparison by any means. Thanks for that great history lesson!! 😉
Im only trying to learn to knit to make this scarf I really like. I've been crocheting for 6 years and picked up the skill from my grandmother, so I'm a bit biased towards it haha! Hopefully I can catch on to this too! And I agree, that hat does not do crocheting justice. It sounds like she is a bit more favorable to knitting, but to each their own.
The crochet hat just looks so sad :'(
I knit and crochet and like them both. It depends on what I am making whether I knit or crochet. If I have a yarn project in my hands I am happy.
If you want anything close to a usable answer to your question of "Which do you prefer..." you must provide a picture of the SAME pattern using the SAME yarn not two completely different styles.
Rude
@@savannahslays1286 but true
If you compare a single crochet stitch (instead of double) to a standard knit stitch, the size comparison/speed of workup is much more comparable. I would agree crochet is easier and more beginner friendly, but knit is better for making things last and stretching. Personally I prefer crochet because it's more convenient and easier to stop and go, I find it overall way more versatile than knitting. Plus I can use Tunisian crochet to get a knit look if I'm really going for that :)
I crochet ,(can’t knit) however I like the look of knit, therefore just learning Tunisian crochet 😍 there are look alike knit stitches
Good choice knitting is the best
that also could be work
I do both... it totally depends on the project... I do prefer knitted fabrics, when it comes to hats and other wearables, but I reach fir a hook, when it comes to blankets, Afghans, and shawls... Scarves can go either way... I just learned to crochet the Granny Triangle Shawl, and have become addicted to making shawls... I can crochet a very large shawl in no time.. knitting a shawl of the same size would take me forever. I can whip out a crocheted preemie/newborn hat in about 30 minutes... but I nearly always knit them, because I love the way they look.
I especially love to knit hats.. I really don’t like the way crocheted hats look..but I am not as relaxed as I am when crocheting... I have serious vision issues, so correcting a knitting mistake is a nightmare for me...
What I really dislike is how certain knitters...and LYS’s.... are so quick to be put crocheters down.. They are so snobbish...
Bith knitting and crocheting have their place in our fiber universe... They are both crafts worthy of being handed down, from one generation to another.
Some things look better crocheted, some better knitted.
Crocheting is far more versatile than knitting (FACT): There are so many more different looks/patterns/stitches with crochet.
The day someone can knit the bikini I made for myself is the day I'll consider knitting again.
Sandy Grogg - pardon my ignorance, but what is LYS's? Thank you!
Totally agreed with you
@@simones9365 Local Yarn Stores
Why compare a childish Halloween hat with a more elegant knitted hat? Applies and oranges. Should've compared similar style hats. No wonder more comments think knitting looks prettier.
To be fair, the knitted hat is extremely simple as well. It’s only plain knitting aside from the ribbing.
Don't be rude. You don't have to watch it. Duh!
@@shirleycoonce8726 Well, pot meet kettle. Telling someone not be rude while being rude. Well, that's rich. LOL Do as I say, not as I do, huh? As for not watching, by the time I realized the comparison was unfair I was already watching. You do know you can't *UN-see* something, right? Duh. LOL Crochet garments tend to get a bad rap when compared to knitted ones. I didn't think the hat styles chosen helped. (I do both by the way. And I like both.) And why are you cape-ing for Nervous Knitter? All feedback is not going to 100 percent positive all the time. I actually thought mine was constructive criticism to note that a hat that looks as if it was meant for a child compared to one that wasn't as cartoonish wasn't a fair comparison. Maybe if she does another comparison video, she'll keep that in mind. Wasn't trying to hurt her feelings. If I did, I'm sorry. Making videos and getting all kinds of feedback is probably not easy. And folks can be very mean. That's why I DON'T make videos and never will.
@@elizabeth1927 The crochet hat had a cartoon character-like face on it. So for me, it wasn't a fair comparison. Both should've had cartoon faces or no cartoon face at all. That was my issue. I also feel crochet tends to get a bad rap when compared to knitting.
Well also if you are saying “tight stitch” you would do single crochet. Not double...
As an advanced knitter and crocheter, this is not a comparison. I can make the exact same cabled blanket in knit as I can in crochet. Both absolutely stunning! Now that is a comparison!
As a knitter, I'm jealous of all the fancy mandalas and shapes that crochet can make. Knitting is only really for squares, Triangles, and tubes. I'm knitting a baby blanket at the moment and really regret it!! Because as you said, lots of blood sweat and tears!
Hi Charlotte, I think crochet is easier and knitting is more challenging. I only learned both a few years ago, but prefer knitting. If I need a gift fast I do crochet.
I prefer the look of knitting and I prefer knitting in general cause that's what I learned first. I'm learning to crochet now and while I recognize that it's super fast, I am not a fan of the look for garments. I prefer it for bags and accessories.
Been crocheting for past 6 years and I love it. I tried knitting years ago, but I found it frustrating in keeping up with all the stitches on the needles without dropping them, so I put the needles down and stuck with my hook. This year I'm going to give knitting another shot. We will see how it goes. I love that you can make just about anything with crochet.
As someone who only crochets, i agree. Knit fabric looks cleaner and smoother. Crochet fabric looks chunky and bulky and doesn't really suit some things like socks and sweaters.
I am like Mary Shirley, I crochet from a very young age and just recently in the last two or three years started loom knitting because of my new physical disability. I have tried for years and years and I cannot needle knit. Some things I loom knit, some things I crochet. I'm a recovering yarn addict and because of so many types of things you can create I always have a project to work on. BTW, I love crocheting hats with a single crochet row and a half double crochet row, not as many big holes. Thank you for a great video.
I've tried over and over to learn how to knit... I just can't...
With crochet? There isn't anything I can't do. I actually have an online store where I sell things made by me, all in crochet...
I'm still trying to learn how to knit ( my mom does it in her sleep, why can't I?????)
Alexandra Pereyra I feel the same!!! I’m pretty decent at crochet but cannot knit to save my life
What is your website to view your crocheted items?
SAME my mum knitted all her life, i just can't.. it seems so complicated and stressful to keep all the loops on the needles. it looks so fragile, what if you want to put it away and take it out again.. I'm a person that's stressed out by "fragile" things so easily, and I can't relax until it's in a stable state (finished). Also very complicated to learn vs crochet
Cuz y’all not the same ppl
You sell ur crocheted stuff?? Wow that's pretty neat 👏
I knit and crochet and like both. I also think it depends on the project,stitch pattern, needle, hook size color and thickness of yarn.
I knit mainly, but easier to fix mistakes with crochet. I just enjoy knitting and the look of the fabric it creates.
For me crochet done to look like knitting wins hands down! All the benefits of crochet without the headaches. Slip stitches, half doubles in back loops etc. People often comment my work looks knitted.
Thank you for your video. I’ve been knitting for a couple of years still consider myself a beginner. I’ve tried to crochet but just can’t seem to get the hang of it. Friends who do both say knitting is less stressful on their hands. I’d love to hear what your readers say. Thx again:)
I prefer crochet. Why use two needles when you can use one hook? It's also easier, once you get the basics.
Ive perfer to crochet, but i like the look of knitting. Unfortunately I can't get the hang of knitting, so I've been going with the good ol' medium point of tunisian crochet
Thank you. I am just trying to see what to learn to do first!
Not to be the nerd here, but the primary difference is their thermal capabilities. Obviously the holes in crochet will allow more heat to escape. But understanding how important quality yarns and wool's should be a top priority too!! Awesome job! I watched the whole thing. haha
I know basic knitting and agree that certain knitted items look better but I love crocheting WAY more for all the reasons you've gone through. I do not have enough patience to fix a knitted project when I can do the same project faster when crochet.
Wow, poor knitting seems to lose on so many aspects, but what it wins though is its look, that's what matters for knitting I guess, and the tears and sweats part.
I'm a knitter and for some strange reason, I find crocheting hard to grasp; I grew up seeing my mum crocheting and tried to learn it but never grasped it, but I picked up knitting myself and I was hooked ever since. I prefer to have live stitches for me to know where to put in my needles, whereas for crochet, I find it hard to keep track. I only know basic crochet to aid my knitting and I do agree with the things you said about crocheting.
I too prefer the look of knitting, the fabrics are softer and more flowing compared to crocheted fabrics.
I do wish I know crochet a bit better to be able to have a fairer comment, because I actually love the look of Tunisian crochet, that I can grasp pretty quickly. I guess some people are born to be a knitter, just a knitter, and others crocheters, heheheh. Anyway, we need both, they coexist for a reason, to compliment each other, where one is lacking in one aspect the other covers.
I like the look of the knitted hat I too learned to knit from an early age and am only just self (you tube) taught, crochet is easier to take on the go with only the one needle whereas you have to carry two with knitting x
I pretty much agree with all you said. Love them both but for some things knitting looks more refined.
I like the knit hat better. Thank you so much for starting these videos. I never thought I could knit but your videos have proved me wrong!
I didn't knit for years because it was so much easier to crochet. My mom taught me how to knit, but I never kept up with it because it was before the internet and I wasn't around other people who knit. I started knitting in earnest January 2017 and haven't looked back. I love it! Now, I knit and crochet. You crochet mostly the way I do except for the way you hold your yarn. Whatever works for each individual is what counts. Right now, I am knitting my first scarf for my hubby using the brioche stitch...just one color. I will attempt 2 color brioche at a different time. I knit Continental, so found the brioche stitch very easy. I just need to find a good video on putting in a lifeline. Thanks for doing this video!!!
I love the way knitting looks, I don’t want to knit but I will buy it. I do like to crochet.
Yes your are right so im trying to learn knitting. Because i thought crochet not for clothes crochet for doily ,amigurumi ,bags
But when it comes to clothes and hat knitting is number one
Hi I think knitting looks more professional, that's why I learned how to knit. I've been crocheting since I was very small. .. thanks for your videos. .
I prefer crochet why use 2 needles one can do, lol°° I tried it just cannot get into knitting. Maybe some day. Beautiful variations I must admit.
I've only just started, but I think knitting is easier. I bought some crochet hooks because I though it would be easier, but I'm struggling even more.
Omg same! Everybody told me crochet is easier, but it´s so hard for me
@@adrianahernandez8918 frr- like i’ve tried SO MANY TIMES but i just don’t get it-
I always find knitting easier! I've tried crochet many times but i could just never get the hang of it. I always wanted to learn to crochet so i could do amigurumi's. It's the making the stitches that I always struggled with.
Knit looks more like a professional fiber. I used to crochet. But arthritis ruined that for me. Always wanted to knit then finally took a class. It is easier on arthritis hands.
Thank you for your you tube Chanel and a you do to make things easy.
I love Tunisian crochet. You can get the knit look and it has a thicker fabric with one hook. If you haven't tried it, please consider trying it. I think you might enjoy it. Your stitches are like semi live and fixing mistakes is Just as easy as crochet is.
Both are easy but, for me, knitting feels more natural.
I like knitting more but I'm also starting to learn crochet. As for as the cast on in knitting, you don't have to do the long tail cast on. you can do another one that doesn't require setting aside a bunch of yarn and hoping you have enough stitches. There's other cast ons
I prefer knitting if I want a nice drape. Crochet tends to be bulkier and a bit stiffer
I knit and crochet. I am able to do a lot more on crochet since ive been crocheting longer then ive been knitting . But lately ive been expanding my knitting capability. Both are pretty easy to me.
I tried to learn knitting but I couldn't keep the yarn on the needles. I have been crocheting since I was very young.
Try bamboo needles
This was a good comparison. I’m a newby at both, still at the oops, another mistake, with tight tension to top it all off stage. What good would my opinion be?! I’m grateful for everything! Great video! 😊
I prefer the look of knit as well for the same reasons. I learned how to knit in a club in middleschool but never got past rectangles because i always mess up my projects when i try to get complicated. Now I'm trying to learn to crochet stuff for my son
I just started crocheting. I do like the look of knitting better. I like the tighter stitches. I would love to learn to knit 🧶
When I knit in the round I only use magic loop! I don't switch anything! When I have to long tail cast on a large number of stitches I use 2 skeins at a time instead of estimating with one!
Okay I prefer the look of knitting most of the time but I find crochet easier on my hands, faster and more fun!
I do one project knitting and then one crochet then I enjoy both! I find my crochet projects take considerably more yarn than knit!
I like crochet for summer projects with cotton, I also will never knit another blanket lol!
I find crochet looks cool and funky, more relaxed. I find knitting looks more elegant. So it really depends on the piece you are working on!
I love knowing how to do both! I knit a tight cotton tank over the summer but then it turned out to be too short! But my crochet saved it! I found an edging pattern on Ravelry and added to the bottom of the tank! It looks amazing!
I love combining knit and crochet now where suitable! I'm knitting a long sleeved top right now, next is a crochet shawl for my daughters teacher!
I "learned" knitting first. By that I mean that I can make a square or rectangle with holes because I always drop loops and have no clue how to fix it. I also stab myself constantly. I tried knitting a blanket and it took me 1 month to do a 12x12 square. I was being extra careful because I didn't want holes. I thought that was dumb so I stopped knitting and put all my yarn in a closet for 3 years. I saw a video of a crochet snowflake and I wanted one so I went to a thrift store and bought a needle and made one and now I have a lot of crocheted things. My boyfriend is actually getting annoyed because it's all I want to do lol. It's very stress relieving for me. Knitting was not .
Thanx for this video showing the difference between a knitted fabric & crocheted fabric!
Kniting looks better for sure. I’m just starting out crocheting and my goal is to work up to knitting. Crochet is pretty straightforward. I also know I have already had tighter stitches than that crochet hat you’re showing
I crochet and loom knit but I think crocheting is easier then needle knitting
Not sure if Charlotte said this but Knitting consumes less yarn than Crochet. I've proven that many times especially on making caps.
To answer the question in the title of the video, crochet is definitely easier for me. My Mum, Grandma and Nannie are/were all great knitters whereas I’m the black sheep hooker of the family 😂 I tried so many times to learn to knit and just could not get the hang of it! I think a question like, "which do you prefer the look of?" is impossible to answer tbh. I've crocheted both delicate lace work and thick, warm intricately cabled hats. One of the things I love about crochet is how much variety there is in the fabric you can create.
I like both. It depends on what the item is.
I agree with you, I personally like the look of knit items more than crochet, however, a lacy crochet like filet is beautiful as well. I like the look of knitting but the speed of crochet.
I do knit and crochet. I have found easy knitting and crocheting. I have found some patterns difficult in both and easy in both. I do like the look of knitting better in most things. I enjoy crocheting items. I agree crocheting if faster. I have to say depending on the pattern is how much yarn it will take. There are a lot of crochet patterns that are yarn hogs. When it comes to hats. Knit all the way is what I like for myself but crochet is faster and easier.
I agree with Victoria Kathleen. There’s no way these hats compare to one another. I have crocheted hats much nicer than the knitted one on this video, and have seen even more beautiful ones that are on my list of projects to try. Can’t understand the choices of these pieces for the purpose of this video.
I personally prefer knitting I find it easier I can do both but I was taught to knit first so maybe that’s why but it’s hard to know edit: I personally prefer knitted hats as the stitching is tighter and more comfortable also it can be set down without being afraid of loosing your chain
I like both. They have a unique looks.
this is my first "how to video" on the subject and I have never even considered doing it until today.
I was watching CBS Sunday morning with Jane Pauley and she was interviewing Julia Roberts and Jane pulled out her knitting and Julia looked at it and said something like ..... oh Jane, you have a very tight stitch and proceeded to do some knitting on Janes project while they finished the interview and that "hooked me". hahaha ..... what grabbed my heart was that Julia put a little bit of herself into Janes project right there on the spot and there is something about the ability to have someone contribute to something that has literally, as you mentioned, my "blood, sweat and tears " in it!!!! It seems like a wonderful opportunity to do something for myself or for someone else that brings me joy and happiness!!
So after my heart had been touched, I looked up videos And your video was the first one that popped up! It was longes of the 3 recommended but I liked that about your video because I wanted someone who took it serious. And wow, Your video was a joy to listen to and it was incredibly fun and educational! I actually busted out laughing several times and thats always a wonderful feeling. I'm on my way to amazon to order the crochet needle or hook , hahah not sure what its called ( yet ) and I will be back to your channel to learn more and participate.
Thanks for helping me fall in love with crochet and knitting. I will follow your recommendation and learn crochet first. best wishes to you and everyone who reads this!
JS
My mother taught me how to knit when I was 8. I still don’t know how to crochet, but I sometimes knit using simple patterns and I’m okay at it.
If you already know how to knit than crocheting should be a breeze. I have been crocheting for 8 years and I just started to teach myself how to knit... Crocheting is 10x easier
I do both. I love to crochet more because it’s faster. However I will switch to knit for some projects such as hat. No way I would knit a scarf it’s way faster to crochet. I also loom sometimes but it is a bit limiting
I JUST started crocheting and I’m self taught via UA-cam videos. I did it for a hot second as a kid but was too antsy to stick with it. I’m 22 and I have generalized anxiety disorder and depression and it’s so far been insanely relaxing. I prefer the look of knitting but crocheting is much more doable for me plus a metal crochet hook at Walmart cost me a dollar plus $4 for a ball of fluffy blanket yarn 🧶
I prefer knit. I used to crochet, which I have been trying to get back into.
I like the look of knit better. Crochet works faster and uses more yarn. Best to finish out in crochet edgi g
According to an article I read, neither uses more yarn than the other. I don't know that I believe that but there were some other facts that I found to be true in my experience so who knows, lol.
I do both, but have a preference for knitted projects.
I have been crocheting for 8 years, and I just started to teach myself how to knit... Crocheting is 10x easier than knitting. However, the look of knitting looks better
Most people who start knitting get frustrated and reading a pattern can be a pain. But once kitting is mastered it does get easier through time. It always best to practice new stiches before implementing into a pattern. Best of luck.
I crochet because it’s easier vs knit. I do like the look of knit. I also do Tunisian.
Im still trying to learn knit. It's just not as easy for me to get as crocheting was. I started crocheting about 5 years ago now i think.
I heard crochet takes more yarn. Let me know
Hands down, I prefer the look of knit.
I have been crocheting for a little over a year and LOVE IT!!! I have officially decided that I want to learn how to knit. Crocheting was frustrating but a wonderful experience! I enjoy it immensely! I am so nervous about knitting! lol
I love the look of crocheted hats and scarves but as far as actual clothing is concerned, like socks or shirts, I believe knitting looks cleaner and more beautiful to me. I love making my own things! I want to challenge myself and need as many videos as I can get, so thank you for posting this! :)
I knit and crochet, depending on the pattern, I like both.
In knitting IF you use a life line here and there. You can take your knitting back to that line..SAVING YOUR WORK.. I NEED to do this...so I don't take ALL MY Yarn off..I appreciate all tou teach 🙏🤟❣☃️
Im here deciding which one to try.. I dont know both. But comment section makes it more confusing.
These are two very differently styled hats... Yiu really need to compare patterns that are a lot alike.
Having said that, I prefer to knit mist of my hats.. I will crochet if I need lots of baby/preemie in a short amount of time..
I like and both knitting and crochet, it just depends on what projects that I like.
I much more prefer the fabric that knitting creates rather than crochet. I know how to do both. I rarely crochet anymore.
I like both knitting and crocheting, but crocheting seems a bit challenging-yet knitting is nice, but I like them both.
I do both & I like both. They all have their beautiful & "ugly" sides (when your wrists are aching!). I use crochet to make cute toys & knitting for clothes.
Very nice video but I love crochet more than knitting 💐🌸💐
I like the look of knit for something's. I find crochet easier and faster. I like both though.
I think you got one point wrong, crochet actually takes up more yarn than knitting because we're literally binding off every single stitch, that's why it looks so dense, whereas knitting is interlocking loops and binding off to complete the whole project. That's why knitting works are thin and airy.
I somehow found knitting easier to understand than crochet. I don't know why. I watched my mum crocheting since young but never grasped it, but when I taught myself knitting, it clicked. I love working with two needles or more in my hands.
I still don't get the full concept of crochet yet even though it's actually not that hard. I do Tunisian crochet though.
I like the look of the knit hat. However, I like many crochet stitches when making hats too. But the double crochet stitch is my least favorite one to use when making hats because its boring. It doesnt say fashionista either.
I love the look of knit so much better. But I only know how to crochet. I feel like at this point (I've been crocheting for over 15 years) that it would be hard for me to learn to knit. Thanks for this video.
I learned how to crochet when I was 18, I'm now 37 and only learned how to knit a few years ago... It comes down to how bad you want to learn and practice... ❤ "Anyone can Knit"
I like them both but i can only knit. They are both pretty cool!
I like the look of both. I like knitting. I Don’t know how to crochet but i can make a chain lol.
It's easy to learn. Find some simple videos and start with a single crochet and work your way up to double and triple. I started out crocheting scarves for everyone years ago. My family got quite of few of them the first few years. :D
Hi Charlotte you are one awesome person..,my friend and i like the way you teach your knitting and crochet patterns..(slow and easy) thats what we like about you..thanks..keep up the great work..
Check out fair isle crochet using the waistcoat stitch. Looks very nice and knit-like. I know double crochets are basic and quick, so I get it, but idk if they're the right tool for the job with a hat, so it's a funny comparison. Tunisian crochet is of course also very nice.
I can knit (not expertly but I don't forget how after a break), but I just don't like it as much and that matters more to me than how much I like the result. I'm really curious about the spark that some people have for it. Like what makes it click? I haven't found the answer yet. :)
I both knit and crochet. Crochet is faster to do but I do prefer knitting.
as a beginner crocheter it is so much easier and i feel like i can do more with crochet than i can with knitting. for example you can crochet a scraf, or amigurumi while with knitting it isn't as common to knit an amigurumi
You can knit amiguri, it just takes longer. It does make the toys softer, though. Knitting is better for bigger stuffed animals/toys imo, whereas crochet is good for quick small ones that have more structure.
I dont knit but oh do i like the knit look better...i only crochet but wish i could learn how to knit......
I’m still a newbie but I prefer the look of knitted items. The hats are adorable! Can you pls share where you got the knitted hat pattern? Thank you
I kinda just made it up as I went... I plan on doing a tutorial on it soon...
The Nervous Knitter yay for a tutorial! I know how to knit in the round, but got stuck on closing up the hat at the end, and frogged it....
Can’t wait to knit alllll the hats!!!
I also think when sweaters are knitted I think they fit better, maybe it’s just me but I think crochet uses more yarn, anyone think the same?
For sure, crochet uses WAY more yarn!!
@@SlickRicShow people have actually experimented on this and found that it depends on the stitch. Crochet often uses a bit more yarn, but there are some knit stiches that use more than regular crochet. There's never a huge margin though.
I like the look of both it depends on what look I am going for at the time I wear it. I do know how to do both but I am a better crocheter than knitter because of how long I have been crocheting and only taught myself how to knit 6 years ago.
I like the look of the knitted hat. With that said I'm a knitter trying to learn crochet which seems to elude me. I just can't get the hang of crochet try as i might. FYI love your channel, I'm Agoraphobic so getting out is extremely hard and your videos brighten my day. Thank you
I can do both and think crochet is easier and faster to do vs knitting.
I knit crochet weave and sew I like knitting the most though :)
I prefer the aesthetic of crochet, however, as a knitter first I'd say knitting is better if you want thin drape like appearance.
I think the knit one looks better.
Good thing you can crochet knit look stitches so it will look just as good but will be faster to make