# Crochet: Making and assembly

Find a practical task, follow a worked example, or combine tools and guides into a complete project plan.

- [Embroidery](https://threadcabin.com/explore/embroidery.md)
- [Knitting](https://threadcabin.com/explore/knitting.md)
- [Crochet](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet.md)
- [Getting started](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/getting-started.md)
- [Materials and equipment](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/materials-equipment.md)
- [Measuring, sizing, and quantities](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/measuring-quantities.md)
- [Design and instructions](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/design-instructions.md)
- [Techniques](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/techniques.md)
- [Making and assembly](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/making-assembly.md)
- [Troubleshooting and repair](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/troubleshooting-repair.md)
- [Finishing, care, and reuse](https://threadcabin.com/explore/crochet/finishing-care.md)

- [Plan and join crochet motifs into a finished project](https://threadcabin.com/explore/20/plan-and-join-crochet-motifs-into-a-finished-project.md): Measure the joined repeat, plan rows and columns, arrange colour, and test a seam before assembling many motifs.

- [How many granny squares do you need?](https://threadcabin.com/explore/59/how-many-granny-squares-do-you-need.md): Turn a blocked, joined square measurement into rows, columns, and a separate spare count.

- [Replace a discontinued yarn when its original quantity is known](https://threadcabin.com/explore/77/replace-a-discontinued-yarn-when-its-original-quantity-is-known.md): Start with three original 200 m balls: 600 m. A replacement labeled 150 m/50 g needs five balls with a chosen 10% reserve. Confirm fabric suitability before committing to the quantity.

- [Plan a project with two yarns held together throughout](https://threadcabin.com/explore/78/plan-a-project-with-two-yarns-held-together-throughout.md): Keep one complete length budget for each yarn. For 400 m of working length plus 10% reserve, both A and B need 440 m, then their package quantities round separately.

- [Project finished dimensions from a before-and-after sample](https://threadcabin.com/explore/79/project-finished-dimensions-from-a-before-and-after-sample.md): A sample changing from 10 × 10 cm to 11 × 9 cm grows 10% in width and shrinks 10% in height. A comparable 50 × 60 cm piece projects to 55 × 54 cm.

- [Plan a multicolor project from separate color samples](https://threadcabin.com/explore/80/plan-a-multicolor-project-from-separate-color-samples.md): A useful color budget records each color’s own consumption. In this example, two A components need 120 m and 80 m, while B needs 60 m. With 10% reserve and 100 m balls, the result is three A and one B.

- [Plan a granny-square blanket from sample to assembly](https://threadcabin.com/explore/83/plan-a-granny-square-blanket-from-sample-to-assembly.md): A 12 cm joined square repeat gives 150 squares in a 120 × 180 cm field. With 5% spares, make 158. A timed sample of two complete squares in 30 minutes gives 39.5 hours before time allowance.

- [Budget each color in a multicolor granny project](https://threadcabin.com/explore/84/budget-each-color-in-a-multicolor-granny-project.md): For twenty motifs, a measured 6 m of A and 4 m of B per motif gives 120 m A and 80 m B before reserve. A separately measured 30 m A joining requirement raises A to 150 m.